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Panasonic CQ-RX400U
$140.00
Released May, 2008
The Pros:Included remote control. Front AUX and USB connectivity for use with iPods and other MP3 players. Easy to use.
The Cons:Display is poor. MP3 players over 4GB of capacity are not recognized over USB. The screen does not just display the clock it scrolls through the features it has which is pointless.
The Panasonic CQ-RX400U is an in-dash receiver that supports AAC, 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 built-in MOSFET amplifier that provides a total of 72 watts of RMS power handling as well as MOSFET output stage for accurate sound reproduction. The CQ-RX400U includes an AM/FM tuner, CD changer control, as well as both AUX and USB inputs on the front panel allowing the user to play audio directly from their iPod or MP3 player. It is also compatible with an optional expansion module which allows connection to a satellite radio receiver or Bluetooth handsfree kit. The receiver comes with a wireless remote control and a 1 year limited warranty. The CQ-RX400U is an upgrade to the CQ-RX200U since it includes AAC compatibility, a front-panel USB input, and MOSFET output stage which the CQ-RX200U lacks.
Features/Specs
- Multi-Format 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
- Expansion module ready
- Front USB Connector
- CD Changer Control
- AAC, MP3, WMA, CD-R/RW playback
- MOS-FET Output stage
- AM/FM Tuner
- CD Text Display
- Inputs: Front-panel AUX
- Outputs: 1 set Preamp
- Wireless remote control
- 1 year limited warranty
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front AUX and USB connectivity for use with iPods and other MP3 players
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MP3 players over 4GB of capacity are not recognized over USB
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the screen does not just display the clock it scrolls through the features it has which is pointless
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