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Pioneer DEH-P740MP
$400.00
Released April, 2009
The Pros:Sound output is always clean and true, no distortion. Subwoofer controls offer a few good options, great for external amp setups. A number of display options to make it look just the way you want it to.
The Cons:A little slow reading MP3 discs, takes a few seconds to scan the whole thing before it can do anything.
The Pioneer DEH-P740MP is a basic CD player and radio head unit. This is similar to the Pioneer DEH-P7400MP, but the faceplate has been redesigned with more flush controls. While the features are almost all identical, the RCA Preouts have been boosted to offer 4 volts to optional front, rear and subwoofer amplifiers.
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Audio output is sent to 4 channels with 50 watts of power, and equalization is handled through 5 factory presets and 2 custom presets. The unit comes ready for XM Satellite radio, and can control devices compatible with the IP-Bus system. The 16-character text display can show CD Text as well as ID3 Tag information from MP3s.
Features
- Organic EL Display, 3D graphic animations, 128x33 pixels
- 16-character text display capability
- Detachable faceplate
- MOSFET 50W x 4
- XM Satellite Radio Ready
- Card Remote
- Easy EQ (EEQ) switches 5 Factory, 2 User EQ Presets
- Additional Independent Bass / Treble Control for Front / Rear
- IP-Bus System Control
- RCA Preouts (x 3 pair, Front, Rear & Sub) (4V)
- Cellular Mute Capability (CD-CM1 required)
- CD, CD-R/RW, MP3
- ID3 Tag Display, CD Text
- DIN Mountable
- Radio, 24-Station/6-Button (18FM / 6AM) Presets
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sound output is always clean and true, no distortion
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subwoofer controls offer a few good options, great for external amp setups
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a number of display options to make it look just the way you want it to
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output is powerful enough to drive after-market speakers without an additional amp
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detachable front is easy to remove and replace
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pop-up volume knob is easy and comfortable to work with
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a little slow reading MP3 discs, takes a few seconds to scan the whole thing before it can do anything
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