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Panasonic CQ-C300U
$150.00
Released February, 2008
The Pros:Buttons are intuitive to work with as you're driving. Output is very strong, great for after-market speakers. Display is visible in any lighting.
The Cons:Difficult to navigate any of the content on a burned CD.
The Panasonic CQ-C300U is an in-dash MP3/WMA/CD player and is the most basic of Panasonic's car CD players. The unit features a fully motorized front panel with a removable faceplate for security.
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It provides a total 72 watts of RMS power handling with a SBC-SW feature and MOS-FET output stage for accurate sound reproduction. The CQ-C300U is compatible with iPod, Satellite Radio, and an optional expansion module for connecting a phone or other digital device to the receiver. It also includes an integrated AM/FM tuner, CD changer control, and displays both CD text and ID3 tags. The receiver comes with a wireless remote control and a 1 year limited warranty.
Features/Specs
- MP3/WMA CD Player/Receiver
- Fully motorized front panel with removable faceplate
- Wireless remote control
- MP3, WMA, CD-R/RW playback
- iPod®, Satellite Radio & Expansion Module Ready
- Power Handling: 18W x 4 channels RMS, 50W x 4 channels Peak
- Bass, Treble, Balance Fader Controls
- White on Black dot-matrix display
- CD Text and MP3 ID3 Tag Display (Title/Artist/Album)
- MOS-FET Output stage
- SBC-SW( super bass controlled subwoofer)
- AM/FM Tuner
- Front AUX input
- CD Changer Control
- 4 ohms impedance
- 1 year limited warranty
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Pros & Cons
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buttons are intuitive to work with as you're driving
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output is very strong, great for after-market speakers
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display is visible in any lighting
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allows good quick control of shaping the sound on the fly
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nice bass boost and good fine-tuning control, ideal if you've added after-market amps and subwoofers
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compressed files are output with great richness and clarity
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difficult to navigate any of the content on a burned CD
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