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Panasonic CQ-C5305U


$109.00 Released January, 2008

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Sound output is clear and fairly loud. Preamps are surprisingly clear and well-defined, sound great. Radio reception is very good, no static even with weaker signals.

The Cons:Navigation of USB drives is awkward and difficult to work with. Limits the number of files you're allowed to have on your USB drive.

Panasonic's CQ-C5305U is a stylish CD receiver. It connects and controls iPods by adding an optional iPod® adapter. The bright 2-line display on the fold-down face puts artist and title information in easy view, and follows the same hierarchical folder structure as in the iPod, up to 128 characters.

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 It plays discs loaded with MP3, WMA, and AAC files as well, and has an auxiliary input located on the front panel for connecting a portable MP3 player or plug-and-play satellite radio.  A Panasonic satellite radio or CD changer can be added. Users with a Bluetooth® cell phone can connect an optional adapter and take calls hands-free while driving.

Features

  • MOS-FET high-power amp (50W x 4 max.)
  • SQ3 (3-band Sound Quality)
  • Re-Master
  • 2.5V/200 ohms preamp-out (front, rear, subwoofer)
  • Satellite radio ready
  • 18 FM and 6 AM presets
  • AAC/WMA/MP3 playback from CD-R/RW discs
  • CD changer control
  • Variable 7 colors display
  • Expansion module ready
  • iPod ready
  • Rotary knob control

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    sound output is clear and fairly loud

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    preamps are surprisingly clear and well-defined, sound great

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    radio reception is very good, no static even with weaker signals

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    can make quick adjustments to the EQ with some handy presets

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    can change the color of the display to match your dashboard lights and suit personal style

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    buttons and knob feel secure and well assembled

Cons
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    navigation of USB drives is awkward and difficult to work with

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    limits the number of files you're allowed to have on your USB drive

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