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Fits On:
All Vehicles (Universal)
About this Manufacturer:
Legacy is a high-end audio company whose focus is bringing the best possible sound quality into the car audio environment. Based in Springfield, Illinois they have achieved an amazing reputation for quality and performance from all of their audio products. With over two decades of experience in audio component design and sales the folks at Legacy are true audio experts. The Legacy catalog covers all the bases from amplifiers to speakers, meaning it is possible to build up your entire system from Legacy components. They stand behind their products with strong warranties and offer great customer service to guarantee that customers leave satisfied and only return when it is time to upgrade their audio system. If you want the finest sound for your vehicle look no further than Legacy.
About this Product:
DVD/VCD/MP4/MP3/mp5/mp4/CD/CD-RW Compatible & USB Port
AM/FM-MPX2 PLL Tuning Radio
PLL Synthesizer Tuner
Front Aux Input for alternate audio Sources
24 Station Memories
LO/DX Selection
PAL/NTSC Color System
Fold Down Detachable Front panel
Anti-Shock Mechanism
3" Digital TFT-LCD Display
On Screen Digital Time/Title/Chapter Display
Subtitle Angle Function
Repeat/Intro/Random Function
Preset EQ
ST/MO Selection
Mute/Clock/ESP Function
AV/Output
AV Inputs
Subwoofer Control
Volume/Bass/Treble/Balance/Fader
Auto Power On
Remote Control
RCA Output
USB/SD Card Slot
Standard DIN Size
4 x 80 Watts / 320 Watts Maximum Power Output
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.
