JVC KWXR810 DoubleDIN Bluetooth Dual USB/CD Receiver with
Double-DIN Bluetooth Wireless Technology Dual USB/CD Receiver with Front AUX Input, USB 2.0 for iPod/iPhone, External mode for iPhone/iPod touch, Separated Variable Color Display, and Bluetooth/Satellite/HD Radio add-on capability. This is the ultimate receiver for your vehicle with digital connections to provide versatility/compatibility. No matter what medium you use to transport your digital music files from your computer to your car stereo system, the JVC Double-DIN Bluetooth Dual USB/CD Receiver covers all connections with ease and simplicity. So sync your portable media player/portable drive and start cruising around town. Or pick up your friend and let them plug in their media device with the new tunes they got from Amazon or iTunes.
Front/Rear Dual USB Ports (WAV/MP3/WMA/iPod & iPhone Audio USB Audio for iPod/iPhone etc. 2-Way Control for iPod/iPhone (Compatibility with 2-way control for iPod/iPhone differs by model); (Headunit/iPod or iPhone) 2 Connections for iPod/iPhone External Mode for iPod/iPhone - Listen to audio from your favorite Applications such as Navigation voice commands, YouTube, Games, Internet Radio, etc. MP3/WMA/WAV (Not available on CD) Compatible with ID3/WMA Tag (CD/USB) HD Radio Ready (KT-HD300 required) SAT Radio Ready HS-IVi Tuner Loudness Control in 3 Patterns 2.5V Line and Subwoofer Output Level 3 Pre-Output Terminals (Front + Rear + Subwoofer) Subwoofer Control Front AUX-IN Full Dot LCD Separated Variable-Color Steering Wheel Remote Ready ....read more
Front/Rear Dual USB Ports (WAV/MP3/WMA/iPod & iPhone Audio USB Audio for iPod/iPhone etc. 2-Way Control for iPod/iPhone (Compatibility with 2-way control for iPod/iPhone differs by model); (Headunit/iPod or iPhone) 2 Connections for iPod/iPhone External Mode for iPod/iPhone - Listen to audio from your favorite Applications such as Navigation voice commands, YouTube, Games, Internet Radio, etc. MP3/WMA/WAV (Not available on CD) Compatible with ID3/WMA Tag (CD/USB) HD Radio Ready (KT-HD300 required) SAT Radio Ready HS-IVi Tuner Loudness Control in 3 Patterns 2.5V Line and Subwoofer Output Level 3 Pre-Output Terminals (Front + Rear + Subwoofer) Subwoofer Control Front AUX-IN Full Dot LCD Separated Variable-Color Steering Wheel Remote Ready ....read more
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about 1 year ago
great item great transaction!! tySvm!!
Rating:5 out of 5 stars
this deck is increadible! it does everything i need and more! this seller was outstanding and shipped immediately! A+++ for the whole thing!
about 1 year ago
Great Radio for the person in budget
Rating:4 out of 5 stars
This radio has excellent sound and great colors scheme for any custom vehicle. The bluetooth works really good for audio with my iphone, but telephone part still sucks.
Like I said the sound is really good but of coarse I do amplify my sound with a pair of amps.
about 1 year ago
JvC KW-XR810 Double DIN
Rating:5 out of 5 stars
Excellent equipment, great sound, easy to handle, sharpness, customizable dashboard, USB to Bluetooth works well, very easy to connect to the BB or other equipment Motorola V8 USB point personal prepared for the IPOD, I can handle with the team iPod classic features 30 GB or USB drive with music also choose the folder you want to hear, you can read the titles of songs as long as they are not long, handling the subwoofer, I can customize a half high and low EQ and garden to listen to music, I recommend this radio
about 1 year ago
Overall a great stereo and a MAJOR upgrade
Rating:5 out of 5 stars
Installed it in 2010 Nissan Frontier Extended Cab, along with the HD Radio tuner, 6″x9″ Alpine SPR-69C speakers in front and 6.5″ Alpine SPS-600′s in rear.
Pros:
1. Very easy, intuitive navigation, especially for all the features, including large dedicated buttons for preset radio stations — which was important to me since I listen to the radio a LOT. Menu and Back buttons make the nested menus easy, especially when using USB mass storage (up to 20,000 songs). Can Hide infrequently used menu options (such as AUX input) using Setup. Can readily “customize it” to meet your preferences. Once you’ve tweaked your setup, it’s very easy to use.
2. Color matched my dash lights VERY well, with separate settings for the display and the buttons, including totally different setups for night and day. Display is fairly customizeable, as well, in addition to choosing Negative and Positive backlighting.
3. Great internal equalizer provides 3 different adustments for each of at least 3 frequencies in each of the 3 broad ranges (High, Mid, Low) — making it more like a 9 or 10 band equalizer. Can finetune it to your speakers and the car’s acoustics — your tweaking is most easily done by pressing and holding the preset that’s closest to what you like, then make your manual adjustments and its automatically saved as a USER preset that’s easily accessed via this dedicated EQ button. Or, you can do it the hard way using the Setup >> Audio menu.
4, Strong internal amp is certainly not “over-rated” at 20 watts — it will produce 20 watts with little noticeable distortion. With good aftermarket speakers, you may not (I don’t) need an amp or separate sub, though I’m sure it would sound even better. Multiple LOUD settings to enhance low volume, if desired, but I don’t use them — just tweaked the EQ. You could boost the volume even more by jacking up the input volume (see #5 below). Of course, you have 5 sets of RCA out jacks and built-in subwoofer control if you want to amp it up…
5. Adjustable input volume for each input source(Aux, USB, CD, etc) other than the Radio, so you can get the same output volume from each source withour jarring (and possibly harmful to your ears or speakers) volume changes when switching sources. Even the Aux input sounds good, though it doesn’t quite compare to the 24-bit Digital-to-Analog (DAC) converter in the headunit.
6. Clean, great sound, though I didn’t try it with just the stock speakers. With all the adjustments, you can tailor it to the type of music you typically listen to. Surprising bass with these nice Alpine speakers. The stereo in my truck now blows away the Pioneer/Bose setup in my house!
7. Attractive, without being flashy. Looks almost stock… hopefully won’t attract the attention of theives!
CONS:
1. Couldn’t transfer phonebook from my old Casio Boulder. Easily paired up to it, and the Bluetooth works great otherwise. I just dial out using Phonebook on my cell, and the headunit takes over. Could still manually dial using headunit, but it’s more cumbersome. Sounds great — callers say it sounds like I’m just using a headset, without echoes, road noise or other distractions.
2. Didn’t recognize my Sansa Clip MP3 player – perhaps because I also have a microSD card in it. Bought a 8GB USB flash drive that works great, and use it on the rear USB, hidden in glove compartement. (The tiny USB Bluetooth adapter stays in the front USB and isn’t very noticeable at all.)
3. File names and folders still limited to 25 characters, which initially required some renaming of the files. This has little impact on the display, however, since the Tags (Artist, Album, Song Title) can contain up to 128 characters. Can select to scroll long tags once, repeatedly, or turn scrolling completely off.
4. FM radio reception isn’t really any better than stock, though the sound is clearer with less static on normal AM/FM. AM reception seems better than stock, and much clearer overall. HD radio sounds GREAT, though HD stations and their range are still limited. I saw HD as an investment in the future, without subscription charges, especially since the FCC just recently approved the HD stations to increase their broadcast power (i.e. range) ten-fold or something like that.
5. Glossy faceplate and buttons show fingerprints and dust, and makes it look “less stock” than it would if it had a textured finish. Otherwise, matches stock dash very well. At night, with the colors adjusted and stored via setup, it looks like it came from the factory instead of having a multi-colored light show… See the photos that I uploaded.
Overall, I’m VERY, VERY pleased with the upgrade. The improvement in sound (not counting flexibility of two USB inputs, AUX, HD radio, etc.) over the stock single-CD (non Rockford-Fosgate) system is simply incredible. With the 6×9 Alpines, you can crank it up and feel the bass thump your chest. IMO, this JVC has the most features available at this price point in a double-DIN deck, those features are easy to use, and the sound won’t disappoint!
about 1 year ago
A keeper even with one flaw
Rating:4 out of 5 stars
Installed in 2005 Nissan Frontier. Manufacturer’s dimensions are with included bracket; otherwise head unit without the bracket is true DD size. Used (needed) Metra DD trim for install, and also a harness kit from whomever. KW-XR810 unit itself works as advertised. Can charge and control both my Iphone 3GS and Ipod Nano (3rd & 4th Gen) from the head unit. Most other information can be obtained from the user’s manual, which can be downloaded. My one issue with this unit is the text scrolling. When the song title (mp3 in my case since I don’t have the HD Radio or use other formats) exceeds the displayed width then the unit will scroll the song title. If you have your display set to black background with white (or other color) text, then when it begins to scroll it scrolls with very pixelated white text. This causes the scrolling text to be unreadable when viewing it from the driver’s seat. When viewed directly in front, it’s readable but just barely. There are alternatives. You can leave the display to have white background and black lettering 24/7 (nuisance for nighttime driving) or turn scrolling off. The advertisement photos of this unit have the display with black background. When it is set with white background then the scrolling is not an issue because the text is black all the time, and actually looks nice, for daytime that is. Overall I like this unit and would recommend it to anyone looking to control the latest Iphones & Ipods. With the 2 USB ports, I have the rear USB going to my glove box, attached to my Ipod, and use the front when I attach my Iphone. Controls everything with the big dial and menu button. Have not used Bluetooth yet although I have attached included microphone wiring. Owned for 2 weeks now, will eventually try the CD player some year. I set different day and night time display colors and is controlled by your car/truck lights switch.