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Fits On:
All Vehicles (Universal)
About this Manufacturer:
Clarion has been in the electronics industry longer than most. They first began manufacturing battery operated radios in Japan all the way back in 1940. Since then they have left their mark on the history books by creating numerous innovative products including Japan’s first car radio and the world’s first in-vehicle computer. Today they continue on with this tradition using technology and innovation to push the envelope of what is possible in the automotive electronics world. With their North American headquarters in Cypress, CA they provide excellent service and technical support, and maintain the capability of quickly and efficiently distributing their goods worldwide.
About this Product:
• 6.2-inch Digital Touch Panel WVGA Touch Panel LCD Monitor
• CD/MP3/WMA/DVD Playback
• Built-in Bluetooth Interface (HFP, HSP, OPP, A2DP, AVRCP)
• Built-in Microphone and External Microphone Ready with Optional RCB199
• Navigation Ready with Optional NP401
• (2) Audio/Video Inputs (Front 3.5mm, Rear RCA)
• Video Output for Rear Seat Entertainment
• Rear USB Port with iPod Direct Connect Capabilities
• iPod Audio/Video Control with Optional CCA748 iPod Interface Cable
• Rear Vision Camera Composite Video Input
• Sirius Direct Connect Ready
• HD Radio Ready with Optional THD400
• 40 Watts x 4 Built-in Amplifier
• 6-Channel / 2 Volt RCA Output
• Subwoofer Volume Control
• Built-in Low-Pass Filters
• Magna Bass EX Dynamic Bass Enhancement and Parametric Equalizer
• OEM Steering Wheel Remote Ready
• Wireless Remote Control Included
DIN is the standardized size for car stereo head-units. Universally adopted in the 1980s it comes from the German Institute for Standardization or Deutsches Institut für Normung, hence DIN. The size refers only to the face of the unit not to how deep it is. A Single DIN stereo is roughly 7 inches x 2 inches (180mm x 50mm) and is the common size for a deck containing a single slide in CD player. Double DIN is the same width (7 inches) of single DIN but is twice the height making it 4 inches tall. Double DIN is most commonly seen in stereo units that have more elaborate displays such as small in-dash dvd players.
