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Panasonic CQ-RX100U
$150.00
Released May, 2008
The Pros:CD player works reliably with all discs, no skipping. Easy to use, no real learning curve involved. Makes the most of OEM speakers, very strong and clear audio output.
The Cons:Display can seem a little too bright at night, gets distracting. A bit boring looking, greys and light blues aren't very impressive. Only 1 set of preamps, limits expansion with after-market amps.
The Panasonic CQ-RX100U is an in-dash receiver that supports MP3, WMA, and CD-R/RW playback. The receiver features a bright white-on-black LED display with a dimmer and detachable faceplate for security.
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It has a 3-band equalizer with six preset sound curves and a built-in MOSFET amplifier that provides a total of 72 watts of RMS power handling. The CQ-RX100U includes an AM/FM Alphatuner V with 18 FM and 6 AM presets and can display 1 line of CD text. It also has an AUX input on the front panel allowing the user to play audio directly from their MP3 player. The receiver comes with a wireless remote control and a 1 year limited warranty. The CQ-RX100U is a step down from Panasonic's CQ-RX200U since it lacks the expansion module compatibility and CD changer control that comes with the CQ-RX200U.
Features/Specs
- MP3/WMA CD Player/Receiver
- Built-in MOSFET amplifier (18 watts RMS CEA-2006/50 peak x 4 channels)
- Detachable faceplate
- Bright White-on-Black LED Display with Dimmer
- SQ3 3-band equalizer with six preset sound curves
- MP3, WMA, CD-R/RW playback
- AM/FM Tuner
- CD Text Display
- Inputs: Front-panel AUX
- Outputs: 1 set Preamp
- Wireless remote control
- 1 year limited warranty
User Reviews (2)
Pros & Cons
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CD player works reliably with all discs, no skipping
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easy to use, no real learning curve involved
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makes the most of OEM speakers, very strong and clear audio output
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very easy to install, a good choice for first-time car stereo installers
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display can seem a little too bright at night, gets distracting
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a bit boring looking, greys and light blues aren't very impressive
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1
only 1 set of preamps, limits expansion with after-market amps
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1
a bit over-simplified, doesn't have any real extra features at all
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