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Panasonic CQ-C7205U
$129.00
Released January, 2008
The Pros:Graphics look nice, provides an interesting background. Displays plenty of information at once. Sound quality is clear and well-defined, makes the most of OEM speakers.
The Cons:Display is sometimes hard to read, backgrounds can be distracting. Many of the buttons are a bit small and hard to find until you get used to them.
Panasonic CQ-C7105U is a car media player that has extensive graphic display capacity priced at $129, and comes in the mid-range of the Panasonic CQ car media player series. It has 3D rendered action graphics thanks to four-level full-dot (160 x 54) capability.
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It has three motion patterns including the Panasonic F1 race car and snow board, and 10 still-pattern presets. The background can be customized (motion/still image), and users can customize opening and ending screens using their own images. There is the option of extending the digital library with the expansion model (CY-EM100U, sold separately), which connects the player with iPod®, XM or Sirius satellite radio receiver, Bluetooth® hands-free cell phone kit, DVD/CD changer, video camera or video game system all at the same time.
The CQ-C7105U also plays CD-R/RW discs containing AAC, WMA and MP3 music files in addition to standard music CDs, it also plays CDs with mixed format forms. There is a a four-channel MOS-FET high-power built-in amp that delivers 50 watts to each speaker for a 200W total output, with 5V pre-amp outputs to the front and rear speakers and subwoofer. The only difference between this model and the Panasonic CQ-C7105U is the pre-amp voltage (5 vs 2.5).
Features
- MOS-FET high-power amp (50W x 4 max.)
- SQ7 (7-band Sound Quality)
- 5 V/60 ohms preamp-out (front, rear, subwoofer)
- Adjustable HPF and LPF (Crossover)
- SBC-SW (Super Bass Controlled Subwoofer)
- Satellite radio ready
- 18 FM and 6 AM presets
- AAC/WMA/MP3 playback from CD-R/RW discs
- DVD/CD changer control
- Customizable 3DDM (3D dot matrix) display
- Expansion module ready
- iPod ready
- Rotary knob control
- Hands-free phone system ready
- Spectrum analyzer
- Motorized and removable full front panel
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graphics look nice, provides an interesting background
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displays plenty of information at once
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sound quality is clear and well-defined, makes the most of OEM speakers
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radio reception is great with even weaker signals sounding good
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controls are simple and easy to work out
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display is sometimes hard to read, backgrounds can be distracting
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many of the buttons are a bit small and hard to find until you get used to them
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