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JVC KD-A305


$130.00 Released January, 2009

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Thorough instructions and included installation kit make install quite a bit easier than many head units. Consistently accurate track recognition function with audio discs. Menus are well-designed and intuitive to navigate.

The Cons:Lacks dedicated preset buttons, must be accessed through menus.

The JVC KD-A305 is an in-dash car-audio receiver that features a built-in MOSFET amplifier with a 200w max power output. The first of five JVC KD A/V head units, the JVC KD-A305 features a variable-color illumination display with 30 preset color choices, not to mention a CD player that supports traditional CDs, CD-Rs, and CD-RWs, plus those outfitted with MP3 & WMA music files.

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In addition, the KD-A305 features a standard AM/FM player, but is in fact HD Radio ready, Satellite Radio Ready, and Bluetooth compatible. Plus, the KD-A305 sports a wireless remote, a 3-band iEQ, a detachable face, a 24-bit digital-to-analog converter, 1 preamp output, and a front auxiliary port that provides easy connection with digital audio players and other external devices. The JVC KD-A305 retails for $129.95 and comes with a 1 year limited warranty. Additional service plans are available for a fee.

Features

  • MOSFET Amplifier w/200w Output
  • AM/FM Tuner
  • CD Player
  • Auxiliary Input
  • 3-Band iEQ
  • Wireless Remote
  • Detachable Face
  • Subwoofer Control
  • 24-bit Digital-to-Analog Converter
  • 1 Preamp Output
  • Satellite Radio Ready
  • Bluetooth Compatible
  • HD Radio Ready
  • 1 Year Limited Warranty

Available Service Plans

  • 2 years – $24.99
  • 3 years – $34.99
  • 5 years – $59.99

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Pros
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    Thorough instructions and included installation kit make install quite a bit easier than many head units

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    Consistently accurate track recognition function with audio discs

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    Menus are well-designed and intuitive to navigate

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    Auxiliary front input is a convenient way to access any portable media without extra accessories (e.g. iPod adapter)

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    Color combinations from LEDs are endless and give the deck a cool and customizable aesthetic

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    Highly compatible with a range of in-car speakers

Cons
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    Lacks dedicated preset buttons, must be accessed through menus

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