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(More customer reviews)Well I have had more then the average number of head units in my day. probably 40 over the years, sometimes switching with friends or whatnot, but then again my "day" was a long time ago.
Sometime I did find out though was that for the most part, you get what you pay for so this purchase at $80 was not one I have very high expectations.
Well I was coming from a kenwoood mp3/cd player (45x4 2 rca outs, detach, etc...) that I've loved over the years. I did a quick search for usb cards for radios after a short talk of using a usb memory stick at work. Guess what I found? This.
Well getting it, the unit looks just as good as its on the ads... even up close it still doesnt look like cheap plastic. The weight of the unit also felt fine (light internal amps and cheap shell can make some of the older units light but I'm in the weeds). Installing it was pretty straight forward, but I could do it in the dark so maybe I'm not the right to ask. The wires for the normal were easy to strip, not to thin (not as much metal as alpines and such but not biggie). The - and + were very easy to tell apart though, along with the standard colors used for the power lines.
Performance was something I had very very low expectations for. But I was VERY wrong. Out put was the same as my kenwood if maybe just barely in the VERY smallest way less full... (maybe its just in my mind because for $80 when I paid $400 for my kenwood - thats crazy) Sounded great... the USB worked with a stick I got (4gb). You can put songs in folders and advance through them, or advance 10 at a time.
The startup time from putting in the stick was very little... Maybe two seconds at max with 3gb of music on there. You see the folder name, though the ONE big complaint I have is the limited number of characters it shows... Like 6? Come on, I have Dave Matthews and Dave Chappelle on there and its hard to see, so I have to rename on the usb using last name.
Only used it two days now, but one of the best $80 I've spent.
The reception of the radio was MUCH better then my kenwood or alpine I had in before - which shocked me a LOT, but I dont care about radio that much sooooo
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BRAND NEW VR3-VRCD400USB Car Stereo With Remote & FULL Retail packaging. It Features: MP3/WMA/CD-RW/CD-R/CD Playback * MP3 & WMA Files Playback from USB,or Sd Card * AM/FM Band Digital Tuner complete with fitting kit & wiring harness.
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