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Kenwood KDC-MP632
$200.00
Released January, 2007
The Pros:Large display shows album names clearly. Remote control is fairly simple to work with. Has a range of expansion options for extra functions down the road.
The Cons:IPod interface is very hard to work with, awkward and counter-intuitive. USB memory devices only play sometimes. Prone to malfunctions after the first few months with failing screens.
The Kenwood KDC- MP632 is an in-dish WMA/MP3/CD/AAC/USB receiver with Supreme technology that ensures the best audio quality from compressed audio files. A step up from the KDC-MP238, the Kenwood KDC-MP632 adds along a USB interface, and an AAC decoder for playing iTunes.
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Like its predecessor, the KDC-MP632 features a CD player with a built-in MOSFET amplifier (200W) that plays CDs, CD-Rs, and CD-RW discs with MP3, WMA, and AAC audio files. Additional features of the Kenwood KDC- MP632 in-dash receiver include a front AUX port with sensitivity adjustment, System Q Sound Control with 6 EQ curves & a 3-band equalizer, two sets of preamp outputs (one set is switchable to subwoofer mode), a detachable face, and a remote control. The Kenwood KDC-MP632 retails for $199.99 and comes with a 1 year limited warranty.
Features
- CD Player w/MOSFET Amp
- MP3/WMA Playback
- AAC iTunes Playback
- USB Interface
- System Q Sound Control
- Front AUX Port
- Two Sets Preamp
- Detachable Face
- Remote Control
- 1 Year Limited Warranty
Expandability
- Compatible with iPod Adapter
- Compatible with Bluetooth Adapter
- Compatible with HD Radio
- Compatible with Satellite Radio
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large display shows album names clearly
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remote control is fairly simple to work with
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has a range of expansion options for extra functions down the road
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iPod interface is very hard to work with, awkward and counter-intuitive
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USB memory devices only play sometimes
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prone to malfunctions after the first few months with failing screens
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button layout is difficult to work with, often end up doing things you don't intend to
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