Car radio LG LAC6900RN RDS RC
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Car radio LG LAC6900RN RDS RC
Quality car in elegant black with CD player with a strong 53 W MOSFET amplifier.Radio supports music formats CD, MP3 and WMA, and AM/FM tuner with RDS function, and has memory for 24 stations.The display is in the red white with excellent contrast and displays information from the ID3 tags and CD-TEXT for Audio CD discs.There is also the equalizer with 10 preset and 2 user preferences.Radio has the Aux and USB inputs (3.5 mm mini plug) and is portrayed as a matter of course the current time.
The advantage is the removable front panel segment in the optional red or blue, which in addition has a front auxiliary input for CD.You do not have to odklápět panel in the exchange CD.The device is equipped with sensitive tuner with many features.CD-ROM drive can read the media CD-R, CD-RW and CD-DA.Is used to connect a standard ISO connector.Included is a practical remote control.
Parameters and specifications:
Main features:
Tuner AM/FM with RDS (memory for 24 stations)
Výklopný a removable front panel
Optional color backlight display and buttons
USB input
AUX input
4 channel output (2)
Optimization of MP3
The ratio of signal and noise:90 dB
Front panel
Type:segment removable
Number of segments:14
Front panel
Panel Color:red/blue
Color LCD:white/red
Sound
DAC:24 bit
Fader
Default preferences:10
User preferences:2
XDSS bass
MP3 Optimizer
MOSFET Amplifier:(53W)
The ratio of signal and noise:90 dB
Integrated CD player:
Support MP3, WMA
Support CD-R, CD-RW
Display ID3 tags and WMA tags
Display CD-Text
Pause
Skip tracks
Search +/- (FF/REF)
Random selection
Support for files and folders
USB:
Support WMA, MP3
Other
4 x Output Power 53W (MAX)
Size:1 Din
Remote control
Clock
Line output:2 pairs (2V)
Case Front panel
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