JVC Car KDG340 50W X 4 AM/FM/CD/MP3 Receiver

Jul.16.2009 Uncategorized

JVC built the KD-G340 CD receiver to deliver strong audio performance, and to provide playback and expansion options that’ll make the most out of your car audio experience. Its built-in amplifier ensures powerful sound, and a premium 24-bit digital-to-analog converter ensures CD playback that’s faithful and true to the original recordings.

The KD-G340 will play your MP3 and WMA-loaded recordable discs, and you can enjoy full iPod control with JVC’s optional iPod interface. You’ll find six preset sound curves combined with treble, midrange, and bass controls for adjusting the sound to match your vehicle.

Add a satellite radio tuner to enjoy 120-plus channels of music, news, sports, and entertainment to the party. JVC also offers an optional HD Radio tuner if you’d like to tune in to the latest in terrestial radio technology. For an extra measure of convenience and safety, connect JVC’s Bluetooth adapter and take your calls hands-free through this versatile receiver.

Two sets of preamp outputs offer convenient connections for your external amplifiers and subs. You even get a subwoofer level control for adjusting your bass settings on the fly, without leaving the driver’s seat. JVC rounds out the package with an easy-to-use wireless remote control.

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