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All Vehicles (Universal)
About this Manufacturer:
Boss Audio Systems is one of the leading manufacturers of mobile audio components in the world. Based in Oxnard, California they have factories strategically located all around the world so that they can easily meet consumer demands in a timely manner. With over 25 years of industry experience it is no surprise that Boss has a record of outstanding customer service and provides some of the best warranties in the business. It has been the mission of the folks at Boss to offer high-performing products at prices that the average enthusiast can afford. With a great distribution network they have achieved this goal, so you know you will get great quality at a competitive price when you choose Boss.
About this Product:
• Single DIN mounting
• Full detachable front panel
• WMA/MP4/MP3/DVD/SVCD/VCD/CDR/CDRW & SDVD compatible
• USB and SD Memory Card ports
• Resolution: 1440 x 234 pixels
• Brightness: 600 NITS
• On-screen display
• NTSC/PAL compatible monitor
• PLL synthesized AM/FM tuner
• 30 station presets
• RDS (Radio Data System)
• Switchable USA/Europe radio frequencies
• Separate bass and treble Balance and fader controls
• Compatible with audio output of iPod and other MP3 players
• Mute function
• Intro scan
• Last position memory
• 1-Bit D/A converter
• 8X oversampling
• ESP (anti-skip mechanism)
• Dual (front and rear) RCA outputs
• Rear view camera input
• Wireless remote control
• Output power: 80w x 4 channels
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.
