JVC KW-AVX710 7-Inch In-Dash Double-DIN CD/DVD/MP3/iPod Bluetooth-Ready Touchscreen Receiver

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Amazon.com Product Description This Double-DIN receiver can play DivX and other video formats on the wide 7-inch monitor, which is also a user-friendly touch panel. With GIGA MP3 MULTI, a huge amount of songs in MP3/WMA/WAV format can be played from a single disc. The 7-band iEQ lets you fine tune the sound to your taste. You can also enjoy iPod, Bluetooth Wireless Technology, HD Radio, and SAT Radio with optional devices.

Includes wireless remote.

CDs, DVDs and More
Enjoy your favorite CDs or watch some video on DVD, DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW or VCDs.

You can also enjoy your favorite WMA/MP3/WAV audio files, or take in MPEG1/2 videos or JPEG images, from disc or from a USB device.

AM/FM Radio
The KW-AVX710 features an AM/FM radio with standards like automatic presetting. You can also add SAT or HD radio with additional accessories.

The HS-IVi tuner features higher sensitivity, thanks to three IF bandwidths (wide, middle and narrow). It also includes AM Noise Canceller plus upgraded IF filters that help avoid the distortion caused by interference from adjacent stations.

To get even more from the airwaves, add JVC optional hardware for HD Radio or SAT Radio reception.

Stylish Frame Design
With its smooth slope from side to bottom, the faceplate's simple streamlined contour blends perfectly with your car interior.

Customizable Interface
Choose from 12 different GUI colors and multiple graphic options to match your car interior.

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Add the KS-U30 for full charging and video display for iPod and iPhone video.

Multimedia Connectivity
Connect, control, and charge your iPod or iPhone with full speed using its existing charging cable. Also compatible with Portable HDD Devices, USB Flash Memory Drives, and Digital Audio Players (KS-U30 Cable required for iPod/iPhone video connections).

Dial in Your Sound
Perfect your sound with a three-band parametric equalizer and Loudness control for low level listening.

Input and Output
Two pairs of 2.5V preamp outputs are provided for adding a little extra power to the KW-AVX710's onboard 50W x 4 amplifier.

An AV input is also included for use with video game systems or other devices, and you can also use the composite video output terminals to send video to a passenger screen.

Bluetooth Ready
Bluetooth Wireless Technology is available with an optional adapter. A maximum of five compatible mobile phones can be registered for hands-free calling. With voice-recognition mobile phones, you can dial by just saying the name in your phone book. The wireless functions work even if your mobile phone is tucked away in your bag or pocket. You can also stream music from a compatible digital audio player, for listening on your car stereo.

Wireless Remote
A full-featured wireless remote is include for controlling receiver functions.

What's in the Box
JVC KW-AVX710 Receiver, trim ring, sleeve, remote control, wiring harness, installation hardware, installation manual, instructions
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Technical Details

- AM/FM radio, DVD, DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW, CD, CD-R/RW, VCD, MP3/WMA/WAV, MPEG1/2, iPod receiver
- 4 x 50 Watts maximum power with two preamp outputs
- Seven-inch widescreen TFT LCD touchscreen with 480x234 resolution
- Includes auxiliary input, iPod direct control; add JVC modules for HD/SAT radio, Bluetooth
- One-year limited warranty
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 "Well worth the $$$" 2009-09-28
By C. Eighmey
I got a great price on this unit and would highly reccomend it.



The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars was because of a misunderstanding I had with it's ability to play DVD's. Maybe this was my fault for not reading close enough or asking questions, but I assumed that since it had video outputs that my kids would be able to watch a DVD on a seperate monitor without having to be in PARK. I understood that you couldn't watch the main screen while the vehicle was in motion, but what good does the drop down screen in the second row of my SUV do me if my kids can't watch their moveis while I drive? (yes, i know there is a way around the parking break)



Anyways, whatever the miscommunication, this unit does what it says very well and is an excellent value.

 "May not fit your car...1995-2005 Crown Victoria." 2009-09-19
By Tom O. Ashwell (Minneapolis Minnesota USA)
If you have a Crown Victoria from 1995-2005 don't buy this radio because it CANNOT fit. There is no modification or fix.



I used the link on this page "Be Sure This Car Video Item Fits Your Car! Use the Car Electronics Fitfinder to be sure this item will fit your car." and it stated that this stereo WOULD fit in the dash of my 1998 Crown Victoria interceptor. (P71) Well, I wish I had seen this first: [...]which shows a full depth radio that works, (it is further down the pahe and gets shorter at the back to fit inside the cavity Ford left for the radio) but even then, beause the car electronics fitfinder said iti would fit I might have ordered it anyway. The ductwork inside the dash for the defogger gets in the way. There is no changeing it withtout taking a chainsaw to the dash and I am not doing that for any radio, no matter how cool it seems.



The moment the radio arrived, I had car trouble. Voltage was spiking dangerously high and I did dare drive it. Not even to the reapair shop. So I drove my other car, until the muffler fell off. That was a period of weeks. I thought I had time. Perhaps that is why there is no "Leave seller feedback" button on my review of the order on Amazon here. (Funny how it appears on the order that is just a little OLDER than this one.) I finally got the Crown Vic fixed at greater cost than this stereo, and I started to attempt to install this radio, by removeing the old one, and taking it apart for the connector to make an adapter for the existing harness. Then I see that the DEPTH of the radio is far too much at the full height of the radio to ever fit in the dash without sticking out about four inches. I did try to fit it in. No dice. So now as I drive to and from work, and on road trips, I have a gaping hole in my dash where my old, partially broken radio used to be, which reminds me of a very expensive boat anchor on my hobby workbench.



I cannot contact the seler, I cannnot return it and I cannot use it without buying another car - as if that is likely.



All I am saying is "buyer beware" and if you have a Crown Victoria from 1995-2005 don't buy this radio because it CANNOT fit. There is no modification or fix.



I think this will stop me from buying things on Amazon, if not entirely, for a good long time I should think. This is a lot fo money for something that you cannot use. I might have done better to have given the cash to a homeless person. In fact, I think I might double my loss and try that someday.

 "i like it" 2009-09-15
By Javier Sanchez (usa)
Good screen and work beauty, I recomend this item for more than one reson price quality and good sound

 "JVC KW-AVX710" 2009-09-14
By J. Cooke
This works awesome in my 2009 Ford Ranger. Installation is straight forward enough. My car's dash required some dremmeling in order to fit the unit. Touchscreen is responsive. I agree with other reviews that the screen can be rather bright during night driving. However, for the price, this unit can not be beat. I added sirius adapter, sat. receiver, and bluetooth. Everything works great with the exception of the Bluetooth Adapter which has terrible sound quality.

 "Cute" 2009-09-14
By Piotr Talaske (Crapville, Michigan)
It's super fantastic other than they want like $500 for all the upgrades. I made my own. Face!


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Pioneer AVH-P4100DVD 7-Inch In-Dash Double-DIN DVD Multimedia AV Receiver with Widescreen Display

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7-inch Touchscreen Double-Din DVD Multimedia A/V Receiver with Motorized Touch Panel
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Technical Details

- 7-inch motorized touchscreen LCD monitor
- Double DIN Head unit
- Plays DVD-R/RW, CD-R/RW, DivX, MP3, WMA and AAC
- Features touchscreen control for iPod/iPhone with album art, touch slide, ASR and USB control
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 "Outstanding Upgrade" 2009-10-12
By John J. Smiertelny
I own a 2004 Ford F-150 Truck with all the bells and whistles. The only thing it didn't come with is a state of the art stereo system. The Pioneer AVH-P41100DVD has met all those needs. This upgrade has truly made my truck state of the art. From the music system to the in-car blue tooth, to the iPod connection, and DVD it has met it all my needs and expectations. I won't get into the sound quality because it is outstanding. I'm just impressed with all of the functions and their capabilities at a reasonable price!

 "Pioneer AVH-P4100 DVD" 2009-09-29
By A. Brewer (Oklahoma, USA)
I have had this product for about a month now and I love it. I like how it has the option to be in a tilted position and how it slides down to put the CD/DVDs in because it gives you the bigger screen unlike some other models. Touch screen is VERY responsive. Haven't used the iPod features on it yet so no opinion there. Another great thing is you can load your own pictures on it for a 'custom' background. Also like how the buttons can change color, there is I believe 6 diffrernt colors, you can set it to one of the colors, have it constantly scan through them or create your own custom color with multiple different shades of each of the 6. Picture clarity on DVDs is also great. Price is great for everything you get and you still have the option to buy accessories like bluetooth adaptors for calls. Overall I really like this product, and I get alot of compliments on it. I would purchase again for another one of my vehicles and would recommend to others.

 "Pretty Good - But What's the Deal with the Remote???" 2009-09-11
By W. Alexander (San Diego, CA)
I've read through many of the insightful reviews here (not all of them, so some of this may be repeat), and I'd like to add something that I haven't seen commented on yet.



Let me try and break this down into a few small areas of my deliberately limited focus for this review: Overall, Sound, and Control.



OVERALL

I think the unit is pretty good. I thought it was great at first, and love the DVD and video and all that (which is what I've wanted for SO long!), but as I've worked more with it, I'm noticing some very annoying issues (I'll explain below.) The installation was easy (easier than I thought), and the parking break thing didn't pose much of a problem to tweak. The unit looks nice, the screen is well designed, and the touch screen is very responsive (I love that!). One BRILLIANT addition to this unit is the display button on the left of the front of the unit. To turn the ENTIRE screen off and just make it black is just brilliant to me. I've had units where even the dimmer at night doesn't do enough to not distract me with the display while driving, or doesn't give me enough of an option to turn the brightness down to where I want it at times (if I'm parked somewhere just talking to a friend). To push a button and have the screen toggle off and on (keep in mind we're not talking about a 4 step menu option) is just great. One of the nice things about this unit. I love that. I too have a gap between my deck and the double-din area in my car (as one commenter noted), and can't seem to get the flat piece of plastic, that's supposed to go around the unit, to fit right. But overall I'm very happy with the look and functionality (in this sense) of the unit and am glad I got it.



SOUND

The sound is good, as I've always experienced with my Pioneer decks. Deep base, good mids and highs, and full output range (3 pre-outs, including a sub). What I don't really get is the EQ. Why? I have a 10 or 11 band on my old Pioneer deck and would LOVE to have that on this unit. I've been able to get this (really a 3-band) EQ to the sound I want, so I'm good for now. But I do wish this unit had a volume knob instead of buttons for volume up and down, but I've grown accustom to them now. Overall, I'm quite satisfied with the sound.



CONTROL

Here is the crux of my complaint with this unit. Everything else (even the things I disagree with above) I can live with (even some of the complaints of others), but these below are almost deal-breakers for me (and if I'd have known about these things beforehand, I might not have bought this unit, but I couldn't find a display of it at any store anywhere!)



*First* is the listing of the artists and albums from my thumb drive. I have a 32 Gig drive (and I know it takes about a minute and a half to load, which sucks, and if you switch between sources you have to wait AGAIN, but I can live with that). The main problem I have is that the music seems to show up, NOT in alphabetical order, but in the order in which you PUT THE MUSIC ONTO THE DRIVE!!! Which is insane to me. Why does it index by create date (or whatever it does)??? Does any else's do this? It should have the artists, albums, folders, etc, sorted alphabetically (or at least give us the option of being able to choose our own sort criteria.) There doesn't seem to be any adjustment that I can make to address this. This is a serious issue for me and totally doesn't make sense. I can't stand the fact that it does this.



*SECOND* is the fact that I can't control ANYTHING with the remote (CD-R55), save some DVD options, or track forward and back, volume up and down, and pause. The remote operation for this unit is foolish. Without touching the screen I should be able to go forward and back on the screen with the remote between different folders, scroll up and down through artists, pick one, and click to play! Why do I have to do everything from the touch screen?? I should be able to select what I want from the remote. It just seems like they paired these two things up, but the remote doesn't do half of what it should. This too is a SERIOUS issue that I have. To me, it's far more distracting to try and scroll through and find the right folder and artist and album I want than any movie I have on. Not to mention that when you scroll down about 50 artists, select that artist, and then realize that you want someone else, when you go back, you don't go back to where you left off when you scrolled down to the 50th artist, but you're brought all the way back to the top to scroll through ALL of them again. Go back to where I was please!



*Third* (similar to the second) is that the remote doesn't control any of the audio functions either. On my old Pioneer, I could hit "Audio" and my audio menu would come up, enabling me to turn on/off, up/down my sub, change the Loudness, change any aspect of the EQ, or just change the preset to any one I wanted. I could change the fade, balance, etc. as well. You can do NOTHING of the sort with this one. Extremely frustrating for me, because I'm always tweaking the audio for different kinds of music. This is insane that it doesn't work like it should.



These are serious issues that, like I said, had I known, I might've looked into something else.



What can pioneer do to make this model better (in addition to the other things people have rightly pointed out)? Get a fully functional remote design to work with the unit, allowing both folders (artists, albums, songs, etc.) and audio to be accessible with the remote, get a 10 or 12 band EQ with each frequency independent from one another (accessible from the remote, obviously), and have the folders and artists from the USB be sorted alphabetically, rather than by create date (or, at least, if it's create date, put the most recently created ones AT THE TOP (instead of the bottom as it does now), since you'll likely be looking to listen to those new songs you just added.)



These to me are serious flaws that someone should've addressed before releasing this thing. I hope that a new model will have these issues addressed.

 "Simply awesome" 2009-09-10
By Stuart Chiavassa (Los Angeles CA)
This is a great unit. Plenty of hook up versatility, screen doesn't wash out in bright sunlight, plenty of adjustment for sound etc thru head unit for minor changes after you've dialed in a seperate amp. Video quality is way better than expected. For the money, you can't go wrong

 "Pioneer AVH-P4100DVD 7-Inch In-Dash Double-DIN DVD Multimedia AV Receiver with Widescreen Display" 2009-09-09
By Jonathan
best radio for the price does everything the expensive ones can and cost half the price. It looks great and has a good feel and sound to the deck. i also love the color settings and the custom background.


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