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JVC KD-R610 USB/CD Receiver w/ Front AUX, USB 2.0 Port for iPod/iPhone, and HD Radio/Satellite Radio/Bluetooth add-on capability


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JVC’s KD-R610 offers plenty of connectivity–connect USB devices and iPod/iPhones using the front-panel USB port, or other devices using the 3.5mm auxiliary input. Expansion options include two preamp outputs (front and rear/sub) and the easy addition of HD or satellite radio and Bluetooth hands-free calling using JVC add-ons. The icing on the cake? JVC’s Separated Variable Color, which lets you adjust the receiver’… More >>

Tags: hd radio, jvc kd, preamp outputs, radio satellite, variable color

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  1. #1 by Clay Ballman on July 2, 2010 - 7:41 pm

    Main reason I purchased this cd unit was for the front panel USB port. Any flash drive will work in the USB port as long as it only contains WAV/MP3/WMA audio files. MP4 and Apple Itunes AAC audio files are not recogiized

    You can configure your flash drive by folder name. However the folders are displayed on the unit by number of the folder and not by the name of the folder. The unit does display album name and tract name through Tag.

    Controls on front panel are straght forward and easy to use.

    Altough the box that contained the unit I purchased indicated that the unit was HD Radio and Satellite Radio “Ready”, additional equipment is required to be purchased and pluggged into the back of the unit for it to receive HD/Satellite Radio.

    Purchased at Best Buy for $139.99 on March 27, 2010 so it could be installed by Best Buy.
    Rating: 4 / 5

  2. #2 by B. Hoo on July 2, 2010 - 10:00 pm

    I bought this headunit to replace my factory DD headunit in my 2006 Nissan Frontier. Paired with a metra kit and wiring harness, the install was a breeze. Here are the requirements I had when looking for a new deck:

    1. iPod/iPhone support

    2. AUX In

    3. MP3/WMA support

    While all of these seem basic, they were what I was looking for and were all part of this unit. The price was right at $140 (same at [...]where I got mine with free harness and metra kit and shipping.

    Likes:

    Support for above

    Price

    Color change to match existing dash colors

    Ease of install

    Dislikes:

    Can’t control music from iPhone, only from headunit

    Interface is clumsy – not intuitive

    Here are some pics from my install:

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    Rating: 4 / 5