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Pioneer DEH-4300UB
$149.00
Released November, 2010
The Pros:Display is easy to read at a quick glance, easy on the eyes at night. Audio quality is extremely clear and distortion-free. Able to fine-tune the audio quality to suit preferences.
The Cons:Takes awhile to get used to the controls for iPod interface. Buttons are a little small, harder to push than they should be. No attenuation/mute button (I switch to AUX instead).
The Pioneer DEH-4300UB is a CD receiver with iPod and iPhone controls built in. This is similar to the Pioneer DEH-3300UB, but has 2 separate 2 volt pre-outs and the display can be customized to over 210,000 colors.
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Most of the functions are also the same as the Pioneer DEH-4300UB, but this model doesn't have Pandora compatibility. When plugged into an iPod or iPhone through a USB connection full control of the device is made available through the panel. A number of compressed audio formats are also readable from a CD-R/RW or USB storage device, and are processed by the Advanced Sound Retriever that helps to create a fuller, richer sound. Audio can also come in through the 3.5mm AUX input from other portable media devices.
Features
- CD Receiver
- Display Customization with Over 210,000 Colors
- Front USB Port for Direct Control of iPod/iPhone or Access to USB Device
- Advanced Sound Retriever for Compressed Audio Enhancement
- 2 RCA Preouts (2V)
- 24 Stations / 6 Presets
- MOSFET 50 W x 4
- 3-Band Parametric Equalizer
- 2 mode Loudness
- MP3/WMA/WAV/AAC Playback
- CD-R/RW Compatible
- AUX input
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Pros & Cons
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display is easy to read at a quick glance, easy on the eyes at night
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audio quality is extremely clear and distortion-free
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able to fine-tune the audio quality to suit preferences
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custom color illumination allows good matching to the dashboard lights
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works well with first-generation iPods, don't need to go out and get a new one
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fast track changes and song selection (mp3 via USB), playback continues smoothly from last stop when interrupted by source change/ traffic announcements/ switching off-on
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takes awhile to get used to the controls for iPod interface
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buttons are a little small, harder to push than they should be
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no attenuation/mute button (I switch to AUX instead)
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a bit clumsy find/list function for selecting albums and tracks
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