Using iPod in car - with Boss 822UA In-Dash Double-Din CD/MP3 Receiver

Boss 822UA In-Dash Double-Din CD/MP3 Receiver

It has a front-panel mini jack (3.5mm) input to using iPod in car, and it has a front-panel USB port and SD Card jack.

Reviews from Amazon.com:

(5 out of 5 stars) "This Radio rocks. The Features are incredible. The sounds is owesome with the original speakers."

(5 out of 5 stars) "All in all very pleased with this radio, very easy to instal using the installation kit and the correct wiring harness. The sound is great, it makes the stock speakers sound like they are a really good aftermarket brand. The only negative is it takes the cd longer to load up then I would have anticipated."

(3 out of 5 stars) "Good radio but not standard size. Width and height are OK but Depth is over-sized! Standard DIN depth is 6.25 inches, this unit is over 7. If you have a limited install depth (as in a dash) be sure to measure first. To be even safer measure the depth of the radio you are replacing."

(5 out of 5 stars) "Very Good Product, it has every thing I need, SD Card, Flash Drive, CD, Radio. I recommend it to everyone."

Kenwood KDC248U In-Dash Head Unit Car Stereo

Kenwood KDC248U In-Dash Head Unit Car Stereo

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Making it easy to connect, search, select and enjoy music from your iPod® or iPhone®. In addition the Kenwood KDC248U In-Dash Head Unit Car Stereo features a front auxiliary input that easily accepts the headphone output of a portable music player or smart-phone and a remote control.

The Kenwood KDC248U In-Dash Head Unit Car Stereo is a great sounding receiver with multiple connectivity options all at a great price.

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Most Recent Customer Reviews:

  5.0 out of 5 stars great head unit

  Bought this to put into a custom radio i built for work. Basically a 4 ft tall wooden box on wheels with this and 4 6x9's in it powered by a marine 12v battery. 

Published 1 month ago by Ryan 

3.0 out of 5 stars Kenwood KDC248U - good with frustrating features

Purchased two units, one for my 2005 Ford Focus, the second for my 1993 Ford Ranger pickup. They play CDs well, coping with scratches better than the Sanyo FXCD-550. Published 2 months ago by pw2buz

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