
Transform a long drive into an audio adventure with this Kenwood digital media receiver. It features built-in Bluetooth connectivity, an HD radio and a theft-deterrent faceplate. This device incorporates variable LEDs, letting you match the display to your dash lighting. This Kenwood digital media receiver's large, intuitively placed controls are easy to operate.
Q: Is this radio easy to install in a 2001 ford e-150 van?
A: I would recommend having Best Buy installing any car electronic for several reasons. 1) All of Best Buy Autotech are MECP Certified 2) They warranty their work lifetime so if any issue were to occur, you can go to any Best Buy location to get it troubleshoot for free. 3) They will re-install the factory radio for free if you were to decide to sell the vehicle so you can get back the aftermarket radio.
A: I installed this deck in my vehicle and use it with my Samsung S5 phone all the time. I have iHeart Radio and Pandora, as well as my own downloaded music on the phone. It plays and operates in all modes, just fine. I also use the phone feature with it regularly.
Q: What is the opening size for the dash needed for this unit? Height ? Width ?
A: The dimensions of this product are: 2.1"H x 7.2"W x 6.3"D.
A: I've been using this deck for just over a year and frequently play FLAC files from a FAT 32 formatted 16 GB USB 3.0 Corsair drive. Not certain if MP3 function is any different but it's fairly basic with FLAC. I have to scroll thru all (55 albums currently) on the drive to find something specific, but it works well. I really haven't done much with file structure, but the user manual provides detail about file depth, etc. You can download it here... http://www.kenwood.com/usa/car/receiver/kmm-bt515hd/support.html?model=KMM-BT515HD It's been a good deck for me, mostly because HD radio is great in my area and the BlueTooth works well. Weak point... display brightness. Display is marginal but usable (for me, at least) at full brightness setting on sunny days (but not in direct sunlight). It has a dimmer, but it's an inadequate fixed reduction. For any length of night driving, I reset "Display", which is then actually very nice in the dark. If it allowed a separate programmable setting for the "Dimmer" instead, I'd be fairly pleased with it. Reliable deck, good sound once you set it up, and does HD radio, BT & USB well. Hope that helps.
Q: can tnis rdio be installed a 2014 nissan sentra
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Q: Would this fit in the opening for my current radio, a Sony CDX-CA700X ?
A: I believe so. That is what I just replaced.
A: Yes real clear sound!