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Jensen VM9423
$550.00
Released April, 2009
The Pros:Downloadable manual covers everything well, a good reference. HD radio playback is sharp and clear, makes the most of stock speakers.
The Cons:Interface is a bit ugly, looks very sterile. Address book sync doesn't work right with the bluetooth adapter. Controls are a little complicated, hard to work with.
The Jensen VM9423 is an in-dash head unit from Jensen's Mobile Multimedia lineup. The unit requires double DIN mounting and features a 6.5" full color motorized touch screen display that can swivel to adjust the viewing angle.
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It is compatible with most standard playback formats including DVD, MP3, WMA, Xvid, VCD, and SVCD, and offers a total RMS power output of 52 watts. The VM9423 is iPod compatible with the included JLink iPod adapter and includes iTunes tagging. It offers AUX, A/V, USB, and rear camera inputs and is satellite ready with the optional adapter. The unit is also Bluetooth and Navigation ready and has a built-in HD radio tuner. The VM9423 comes with a wireless remote control, SD to USB adapter, and a 1 year limited warranty.
Features/Specs
- 6.5" Flip-Out Touch Screen
- Motorized Swivel Face
- 2-Din Installation
- 8 Preset EQ Curves
- MP3 ID3 Tag Display
- Tuner with 18FM/12AM presets
- iPod Compatible with iTunes Tagging
- Built-in HD Radio
- XM and Sirius Satellite Ready
- Bluetooth & Navigation Ready
- Playback Compatibility: DVD, Xvid, MPEG1, MPEG2, CD, CD-R, CD-RW, MP3, WMA, VCD, SVCD
- Power Handling: 40 watts x 4 channels Peak, 13 watts x 4 channels RMS
- Connectivity: Rear View Camera, Video Out, MiniJack AUX, A/V, USB, SD
- Comes with Wireless Remote Control, jLink iPod adapter
- 1 year limited warranty
User Reviews (2)
Pros & Cons
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downloadable manual covers everything well, a good reference
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HD radio playback is sharp and clear, makes the most of stock speakers
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interface is a bit ugly, looks very sterile
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1
address book sync doesn't work right with the bluetooth adapter
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controls are a little complicated, hard to work with
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hard to install, many of the wires are hard not to bend when you're setting it up
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quality control is poor, units frequently are unable to read DVDs or CDs or have faulty outputs
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