JVC Car KSPD100 iPod Connection Adapter for JVC Car Stereos

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This adapter allows an iPod portable digital music player with a dock connector to be hooked up to and controlled by most 2005 or newer JVC receivers that have MP3-compatible CD changer controls and display the following: CD Text, MP3 folder/file names, or ID3 Tag information. All the iPod buttons will be disabled when connected to this adapter and the iPod will be controlled from the JVC receiver. With this interface, you'll be able to play your iPod music files through your JVC receiver and have all the titling information appear on the JVC's display. When this interface is connected to the JVC receiver, you cannot connect a CD changer.
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Technical Details

- Allows you to connect an iPod to select JVC stereos
- Plugs into changer input jack
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 "ipod connection adapter kspd100" 2009-09-12
By Adrienne M. Wilson (Augusta, GA)
product came in a timely manner, it was priced well below what I was getting ready to pay elsewhere and the packaging was excellent

 "Should have just gotten a cd changer" 2009-08-23
By ForgotenDynasty
I thought it would be a good idea to be able to run a wire to my glove compartment leave my old ipod video in there then who ever was in my passenger seat could change the song. However there is no way of setting it so you can use the ipod interface much easier to just plug my iPhone into the front.



Comes with a lot of unnecessary wiring too. takes up alot of room. really hard to fit between my bluetooth adapter and my cigarette lighter since that was the only place it could go.

 "JVC Ipod adapter ok for the price" 2009-08-21
By Ronnie E. Brown (Austin, TX USA)
This device works well, although I am a little disappointed in its lack of ability to provide a charge to the Ipod.

 "IPOD EASY CONTROL" 2009-08-17
By Fernanda A. B. Zucare
Work perfectly! You can control your ipod by your car stereo. This makes everything easier and more safety for drivers.

 "Not happy with it." 2009-07-25
By E. Hurd
Non-intuitive navigation. You have to start at "A" every time you select from top level play list or "artist", "Album" , "Genre" etc.



Also after finally find what album/artist you wish to play and start to preview the tracks; All the sudden the word "stop" comes up on the LCD display and you can not go anywhere, no previous,next track etc can be accessed anymore. Then you have to start all the way from the top and go through all the A's,B's,C's and so on. It is a pain in the butt!



If your head unit accepts AUX input via 1/8, connect your Ipod that way. You will be able to navigate much faster that way and avoid the stupid "stop" message.



I gave it two stars because it does actually interface with the I-pod to some degree. That where it stops.




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JVC HA-FX34S Marshmallow In-Ear Headphones (Silver)

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The HA-FX34 Marshmallow Headphone is an in-ear style headphone that provides a comfortable fit with soft, one-size-fits-all earpieces made of memory foam material. This design offers isolation from ambient noise and ensures low sound leakage. The stylish HA-FX33 is available in five fun color variations, allowing you to personalize your MP3 player listening style. JVC Marshmallow Headphones offer the joy of powerful sound, fun and maximum comfort with a colorful and stylish design.
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Technical Details

- In-ear headphone design
- Soft memory foam earpieces
- Sound-isolating design seals you in with your music
- 3.28-foot silver cord
- iPhone compatible plug
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 "not what I expected" 2009-10-31
By OKC.
I spent the extra money for these thinking they would stay in my ear as I jog,,,well I was very dissappointed, they slide out as you work out more intensly..the name makes it sound like they will expand and fit your ear tight, but they do not..I was happier with the five dollar panasonic from amazon, they actually fit better. the sound on these jvc is good, but the eighteen dollar retail is not worth it...you will be happier with the ten dollar jbuds thru amazon, they are much better, I bought a pair.

 "Best bang for the buck" 2009-09-25
By bassibanezacura
This headphones really isolates background noise. It is good enough that I use it as a earplug.

The built has a rubbery feel. Bass quality are really impressive.

Not recommended when driving because you won't hear the road noise outside the vehicle like

ambulance, car honking, or your passenger talking to you.

 "Very, very good earbuds - not perfect." 2009-09-21
By Lawrence V. Mendoza (Northern California)
Interestingly, these JVC Marshmallow earbuds are a bit controversial - notice that the comments are all over the board - there's alot of love and "not love" here. Having owned these for several months now, I believe I can put my finger on a few salient points:



1. These are finicky to fit. I found it took me over a month of toying with these, and switching back and forth between the different foam earpieces before I settled on a fit. It's a combination of pressure and size, and it's not easy to find the "magic point" where they leap to their fullest sound. However once they do, they really take off. The MOST sensitive to fit is the bass response - off just a little and it effectively vanishes. I also found a substantial difference in bass response just between the foam earpieces. I'm not surprised that many people simply run out of patience with these, and can't or won't ever get 'em right, which is too bad because the sonics are worth the effort.



2. These are very sensitive to the quality of your MP3 player. I have both "high end" MP3 players (Creative and Rio), and several no-name players, and the sound difference between them in the JVCs is quite dramatic. With the off-brand players (no manual EQ) there simply isn't a setting at which these headphones sound great, even with the proper fit. However, with the "high end" players, the sound quality is very, very good.



3. When you get the JVCs right, they are very, very good. I am an audio enthusiast, and I have quite a stomach for fiddling with my systems to get things right. When you get the JVC Marshmallows right - proper fit, quality MP3 player, hi resolution music - these things spring to life. The box touts the bass frequency down to 8MHz (!) BUT they do run strongly below 40hz with proper material, and it's quite clean and sharp. The midrange is not bad per se, just a bit laid back - "soft" would be the word - and not at all offensive - in fact for many types of music, it works well - for instance, strong male vocals on heavy recordings can be fantastic - the marshmallows do Chris Isaak at 320kbps MP3 beautifully. Highs are bright and airy - they need no help from either the material or the MP3 settings, and can easily be over-sharpened.



When you get 'em right, the JVC Marshmallows reproduce very, very good sound, and have an easy "listenability" to them - you can use them all day without fatigue. Just don't over-brighten or over-bass them too much. And they are an excellent training ground for eventually moving to higher end in ear systems, since the way you put these in your ears is essentially the same as with the Big Dollar boys. So 5 stars for sound quality, less a star for the finicky fit. However, I applaud JVC for introducing a product to the low end market (under $20) with so much in common with more expensive earbuds, including very good sound.

 "Much better than iPod phones, and even better than the Sony's but not perfect." 2009-09-14
By S. Power (Detroit, Michigan, United States)
**Update 1**

(16SEP09)



I ran with these again today, and am starting to think that for running I gave them too many stars. I spent way too much of my run having to adjust them and re-insert them. At some points, as they first started to work themselves loose in my ear, they created a thumping noise in my ear with every step as the marshmallow vibrated against my ear. Another problem with these, is that they are so stubby, that the bent part of the bud pushes against the lower part of your ear when fully inserted. After 30 or 40 minutes of running, this actually gets painful.



Again, these might be fine for sitting on an airplane or studying but for working out, especially running, they are NOT RECOMMENDED.





**Base Review**

(15SEP09)



I bought these yesterday at Walmart. They charged me $19 plus tax, so you are definitely much better off buying these at Amazon.com. Learn from my mistake. Yes, for some products, Walmart is cheaper but not for much.



I have almost never used the stock Apple iPod headphones. Those Apple ones don't fit nor stay in my ears very well. Because of the bad fit, they don't sound very good.



These JVC headphones are supposed to fit well and isolate noise. They do both better than the Apple headphones, and slightly better then the similar Sony ear buds that I have been using for years. The Sony's that I'm comparing these against have silicon replaceable buds, similar but not as foamy as the JVC "marshmallow buds". I replaced the Sony's with these, because they stop working after about four months of running with them. I assume this is because of sweat getting into them and corroding the speakers. I don't know whether or not this will be an issue with the JVC headphones yet, but if they stay in place better than the Sony ones, they should. I think the Sony ones get so much sweat in them, because of constantly having to be re-inserted in the ear, and therefore pushing sweat in the speakers.



The noise isolation of these headphones definitely works well, especially for the money. When you first insert them, it is very noticeable, and would work very well for lawn work or flying. I wear Bose QC2 headphones for flying and these aren't quite up to that level, but for the price, they are certainly a cost effective alternative.



When I first started running with JVCs, I was very impressed with how well they were staying in place in my ears. I was starting to think that I would complete my whole run without having to reinsert or adjust them. That lasted until I started to get pretty saturated in sweat. I don't know if there are sweat glands in your ears, but I was thinking that if they stayed in place, they wouldn't get sweat on them, and would therefore stay in place. Either they loosened up on their own at this point, or the sweat caused them to work free, but eventually, they came loose and I had to reinsert them.



The sound quality of these is very good, at least as good as the Sonys.



In summary, these are the best running headphones that I have used, but are not perfect. I recommend them.

 "JVC HAF66B's a little better, but these are OK." 2009-09-14
By C. Dale (Boca Raton, FL)
Got them for my motorcycle. They work fine and the quality is good. I find the JVC HAF66B's a little more comfortable and bloc outside sound better. I like the ability to push a slide up the wire to bring it tighter under my chin and pretty much elimiate any cable noise.


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Technical Details

- Soft Marshmallow Headphone
- iPhone compatible plug
- Soft earpiece in 2 sizes
- 3.28 ft Color cord
- Sound Isolating
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 "good idea...that doesn't work" 2009-10-22
By iiigoiii
the designers had a good idea for the foam earpieces on these headphones - make them like earplugs that you have to roll between your fingers, then upon insertion they'll expand and provide a good seal. great idea, but...



the problem is that the foam has a slick coating on the outside, probably to reduce the amount of gunko that they'll collect. that means that as soon as they get jostled a little bit (and especially if they get sweaty), they slip right out - useless for running.



i tried both of the sets of foam provided, but they looked identical in shape and size.

 "For the price, there a good buy!" 2009-10-19
By Davis Hammond
I looked for the least expensive earphones that I could find. I still wanted them to have good reviews and I chose these. For the most part I'm satisfied with my purchase. The only problem is the earphones don't fit very well in my ears and don't stay in all the time, but rather than that I love them.

 "Great buy for the money...." 2009-10-12
By B. Martin (Washington, DC)
These headphones fit great and are by far, the best headphones for the money. I've struggled in the past to find a set of headphones that would remain stationary while I train and the JVC's have far exceeded my expectations.

 "Best bang for the buck" 2009-09-25
By bassibanezacura
This headphones really isolates background noise. It is good enough that I use it as a earplug.

The built has a rubbery feel. Bass quality are really impressive.

Not recommended when driving because you won't hear the road noise outside the vehicle like

ambulance, car honking, or your passenger talking to you.

 "Best Value Everrrr" 2009-09-16
By A. D. Saulter (Brooklyn NY)
I've had a lot of earphones (Shure e3c, XtremeMac FS1, Sony MDRs) over the years and am usually good at losing them, so when I saw a deal to get JVC Marshmallow's in black for $8, I pounced on it. I was not expecting much but they block out sound well, fit comfortably, have adequate cord length and sound like they are worth 5x the purchase price! These earbuds are sturdy and have lasted longer than the others (though I lost the Shures..oops). I've used these in the subway and on planes and they preform well. Really for the $9-15 price range they sell for, you cannot go wrong.


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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.

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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.

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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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- 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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