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Boss Audio 534UA In-Dash CD/MP3 Receiver

Manufacturer : BOSS AUDIO
In Stock : 46

List Price:	$139.00
Price:	$68.42
You Save:	$70.58 (51%)

Features

ISO DIN mounting & Full detachable drop-down front panel
Active black matrix display & PLL synthesized tuner
USB port & Front auxiliary input
MP3/CD-R/CD-RW compatible & ID3-Tag compatible
Output power: 60w x 4 channels

Product Description

Reliability, performance, styling, and value - that's what BOSS Audio is all about. Check out the features in this MP3 compatible In-Dash CD receiver with front panel USB and AUX inputs so you can play all your favorite stored selections. Dress up your ride with this quality unit from The Boss. Boss 534UA features: ISO DIN mounting / Full detachable drop-down front panel / Active black matrix display / PLL synthesized tuner / 24 Station presets / USB port / Front auxiliary input / Compatible with audio output of iPod and other MP3 players / Quartz digital clock / CD mute function / Track repeat / Intro scan / 1-Bit D/A converter / 8 X oversampling / MP3/CD-R/CD-RW compatible / ID3-Tag compatible / ESP (anti-skip mechanism) / Preset EQ response curves / Separate bass and treble / Balance and fader controls / RCA outputs / Loudness / Stereo/mono& local/distance switches / Wireless remote control / Output power: 60w x 4 channels

Customer Reviews

Average Rating of 3.00 out of 3 reviews

Rating :
satisfied, considering the price - Seth Brickel, Apr 22, 2008

I bought this radio on amazon for $80. I was searching for a radio with a USB port for playing mp3's from a flash drive. It works pretty good. It does have a slight buffer under-run type of issue. What I mean by that is the first mp3 will start playing, then some hesitation while a buffer is loading, then the song will continue to play. This seemed to occur during the first track, and then once again, several tracks latter. I was impressed that this radio searched and found mp3's on my flash drive that was loaded with other stuff, like data files of different sorts. For the low price, I can't complain to much, BUT I'm thinking that I probably shouldn't have been so frugal and just spent more on a better radio. When I used the AUX input, I was very satisfied. The AUX input will not suffer from buffer underrun, so if all your looking for is something to plug your MP3 player into, then you'll be happy with this radio. I also found that this radio had a higher power output than the factory radio of my 2008 Matrix, and the sound quality is good. So, it does have good amplification and quality.

Rating :
Wowwww!! - Jhorldens Perez, Feb 07, 2008

I have brought 3 of these radios and all of them worked perfectly, also they have a wonderfull design.

Rating :
not functioning - HP, Dec 17, 2007

I live outside of the united states and bought this radio through a friend who visited the states. when I got the radio it did not work, and a proffesional technician checked it and confirmed that the system is out of order. I wrote a mail to ANTonline service and did not get any answer.

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