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Jensen VM9214


$350.00 Released January, 2009

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Motorized screen can save tilt adjustment settings to account for user's viewing angle. System can work as a standard head unit with screen retracted. Well designed user interface when working with an iPod, full song catalog access, easy to browse.

The Cons:An amplifier is necessary for audiophile HD quality output. Shipped without a DVD lens screw, suffers wear and tear during shipping before it is even installed.

The Jensen VM9214 is Jensen's entry-level multimedia receiver for automobiles, and fits one-DIN dashboard mounts. Despite this, it still has a 7" flip-up touchscreen and can control iPods and iPhones, as well as playback MP3/WMA files stored on CD/DVD.

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There is both a USB port and SD card slot that supports storage up to 4GB, that the VM9214 can playback audio from. When playing back digital media, ID3 tags are read and displayed on screen. An AM/FM receiver is built in, and the head unit is both navigation and Bluetooth ready.

Features

  • Single-DIN
  • 7" flip-up screen
  • AM/FM tuner
  • CD/DVD player 
  • Playback video while car is parked or through external screen
  • MP3/WMA/XviD/MPEG/VCD/AVI file format support
  • 40W x 4 channels
  • iPod/iPhone control
  • Navigation and Bluetooth ready
  • USB
  • SD card
  • 3 sets of 2V preamp outputs
  • Remote
  • Supports most steering wheels with multimedia buttons

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Pros
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    motorized screen can save tilt adjustment settings to account for user's viewing angle

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    system can work as a standard head unit with screen retracted

  • 1

    well designed user interface when working with an iPod, full song catalog access, easy to browse

  • 1

    power output perfect for OEM speakers, capable of loud output without blowing them out

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    pre-amps are built in, allowing easy extension through an amplifier

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    high pass filter and low pass crossover create distortion-free audio that doesn't need to be loud to hear all the details

Cons
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    an amplifier is necessary for audiophile HD quality output

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    shipped without a DVD lens screw, suffers wear and tear during shipping before it is even installed

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