But iPods aren’t the only portable devices this do-all works with. Indeed, it has a standard USB port to take music from a thumbdrive, as well as stereo Bluetooth (via optional adapter) to work with your mobile phone’s music library, as well as enabling Bluetooth-based hands-free calling without a dorky ear piece. In addition, you get access to that mysterious HD-Radio, and it’ll even work with your XM or Sirius receiver.
We’re not sure if the deck will play back your iPods video, but even if it doesn’t, we can’t complain. At $450, this stereo is very attractive, as that’s a decent price for car audiophiles. It’s slightly larger than most car decks, but other than the size, we can’t think of much wrong with this deck. You’ll be able to get your hands on one early Summer, 2007.
iDA-X001 [Product Page, via Groove Volt]
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I would love to stop using a bunch of CDs and use this one. CDs you usually tend to destroy after some time, because they may not be the most updated songs you like.
It’s easy with an iPod like that.
I pre-ordered one of these from Crutchfield…….. and have had it in my car for 3 weeks now. Its a pretty nice deck, one feature I’d of like to of seen is a equalizer other than the presets……… rock, pop, etc etc.
whodyyy CDs, you need Camels to get as much to listen to cool tunes on your car Deck.
This is great, look forward to looking into every area. Thanks for being there.
A pleasure to look at, go on with this! Thanks!