Does "in-dash receiver" have any different features that a normal kenwood radio has?
1739932
Im not sure what you would classify as normal. It has the bluetooth and usb hookup, those arent on found on real cheap units. I can tell you Im happy with it. I have about 22 gigs of music and I like being able to listen to it. I will admit the remote is nice. I laughed when I saw it and thought to myself, give me a break. But Ive found I use it a lot.
1739933
I dont really understand what your asking it can use pandora and mp3 on the aux and a flash drive in the usb.I mean it depends on what kenwood radio you compare it to...I have this one here and i love it.
1739934
I have it, I love it. No CD player, but evedything is mp3 these days. Great value
1739935
The fact that it has support for FLAC format music files makes it pretty unique, especially for the price. The sound quality is much better than most other recievers in this price range. Most of my music collection is FLAC files, that have been ripped from CD, so this reviever was perfect for me.
1739936
I would say not. It is simply a smaller version of a full-function receiver with no CD playeer and a notably shallow design. In my case, it fit perfectly into a classic car glove box even with an IPOD cord coming out of the front port. No other unit I know of could have accomplished that. It meant I could keep my classic original AM radio in the dash. Other than that, it may have slightly more power output than similarly-priced products.
58455
You will probably need a dash install kit to make the unit fit properly in you dash that radio can fit in any car
951416
Hi This is receiver Advanced Sirius satellite radio receiver for use in car and home
1873938
Pretty much any in dash screen navigation system radios it should work if the capability is there.
1988521
I don't know the answer to this specific question, however, when I was looking for advice on replacing the OEM radio in a friends Toyota pickup I found everything I needed to know using Google and asking the right questions. We decided not to tackle that project as virtually the whole dash had to be dismantled just to get to the radio. I hope yours is easier. There is a fairly steep learning curve in learning to use the menus on this radio.
1088467
It all depends, does your truck have a space large enough for a double din deck? I am not sure what the dash looks like in your truck, but I used to have a 2009 Tahoe that would have fit this deck. On a side note, why this deck? I have had this now for almost two years and I am ready to upgrade. The hands free for the phone is horrible and the pricessor lags. Save yourself the money and go straight to either a Pioneer or an upper end Kenwood. This is their base model and it was made by JVC, but sold with the Kenwood name. Don't do it Santiago, don't let the name fool you.....
2232455
No xm radio and it's a good receiver but you if you want something with a lot more features go with a different one.
50235
I don't know. It looks to me like the two plastic plugs are just pigtails that plug into the vehicle and you have to connect them to your after market radio. If you look you can see different color wires attached to the plugs. If all the wires were the same colors I could see how you might think they are just a jumper connector. In the amazon description it say it plugs into the harness at the radio. This is a little confusing. on the back of the stock radio is a socket that the stock wiring in the vehicle plugs into. The amazon description does not list Kenwood radios {or any other radios} that it could plug into. Usually [at least in my experience] an after market radio will have a whole bunch of wires sticking out the back and no socket and plug.
1637446
I believe the sounds quality features are different as well, though I could be wrong, on Kenwood's website there is comparison thing though if I recall correctly
1310364
If (1) the space in the dashboad for a radio is double-DIN, and (2) the radio you want to install is single DIN, then you should be good to go.
1975976
Personally, I would seek another brand or unit. I bought it new & it didn't work. Wouldn't flip out the dash, so I bought a Kentwood. It has all the bells & whistles you need & then some
1483394
It's a standard DIN dash size, you may need an adapter, Crutchfield also sells them.
2238973
Yes it does but you may need to upgrade the firmware if it hasn't already been done so at the factory.I provided a link below to the Pioneer site with the info needed on the firmware upgrade.http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Car/CD-Receivers/DEH-80PRS?tab=firmware
656838
Good question, as a lot of the cameras are specific to Kenwood head units. However, this one is universal; I used with a Pioneer Avic unit. Yes, you can press a combo of buttons on the remote and pull up the marker line adjustments. The adjustments are a little tedious without being able to use a touch screen, but certainly doable.
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I took mine a Auto radio and stereo systems Sales service and had them put it in.There are too many things that you can break when taking the dash out. Good Luck!
803734
look by pic on your car, radio built in special shape/integrated in dash. dont know until removal radio and see what inside, and what need to modify
291336
If your looking for a indash System, this Pioneer will work fine. You pretty much can get what you want and then the installer will have the adapter for your radio. I would suggest asking one of the installers at "Best Buy" what they think... but aactually I just looked your vehicle up! And the pioneer in-dash will fit perfectly! Pretty much any radio you get about 6.1 inches will work. I hope this helps!