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General Features:
- In-Dash 4.3" Touch Screen TFT-LCD Monitor, CD, DVD, MP4, Navigation Ready Receiver with Proximity Sensors
- Motorized, detachable face
- 4 Pre-set angles
- Last angle memory
- Front panel feather touch sensor controls
- Full color TFT-LCD
- 432 x 242 Screen Resolution
- 400 NIT Back light brightness
- 1 GB Internal memory for background and screen saver images
- Wireless remote control included
- Blue/white button lighting
- Power Output:
- Peak: 50 watts x 4 channels
- RMS: 17 watts x 4 channels
- CD Text Display
- MP3 ID3 Tag Display (Title/Artist/Album)
- 1-year Manufacturer's warranty
Playback and Audio Features:
- Playback of CD, CD-R, CD-RW, MP3, MP4, DVD, DVD-RW, DIVX, VCD
- Recall memory for last DVD position
- Tuner with 18FM/12AM presets
- USA/European frequency stepping
- NTSC/PAL auto selection
- EQ3 (3-band parametric equalizer with 7 preset tone curves)
- Audio staging controls
Expandability Options:
- 3 Sets of 2V preamp outputs (front, rear and subwoofer)
- Navigation Ready: NAVIBOX-1 Navigation module required and sold separately
- Digital TV Tuner Ready: DTV-1 Digital tuner required and sold separately
- iPod Ready: IC-1 Required and sold separately
- The Apple iPhone 3G, iPod Nano 4th Gen, iPod Touch 2nd Gen, and any other newly released iPods can be controlled using the iPod adapter above; however, charging will not be possible unless you purchase the Scosche IFWA PassPORT charging adapter.
- Steering Wheel Control Ready: PAC SWI-Xv1 required and sold separately
- Front-panel auxiliary input: 3.5mm (headphone jack) allows connection to portable media devices such as MP3 players, etc.
- Front-panel Mini-USB input: MP3 & MP4 playback from 4GB or less capacity flash drive
- SD Card Reader: 4 GB capacity SD card reader for MP3, MP4, DiviX & Xvid Playback
- Rear auxiliary input: RCA Audio Input
- A/V Outputs and inputs
- Reverse camera input with trigger
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Average Customer Rating is 3.5 out of 5 stars:
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3.6 |
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Review by
Jacob from Philadelphia, PA
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I bought the Power Acoustik PTID-4333NR for my 99 olds intrigue, honestly it's a great buy . It has a slick look the design makes your car interior more attractive. It just blends in and is not even hard to navigate through the system, and installation is just 1,2,3 steps yes that easy.
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The Smartest man alive from L.A.
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I have owned this head unit for about 6 months now. The stereo itself is easy to navigate, its a good size if you have a single din set up and don't have room for a flip up screen. If you are going to put pics on the screen. edit the pics first on your computer to the resolution of the stereo screen. If not, they will look a little odd. Sound quality is good and picture is decent. You get a lot of features for your money. My only con about this, is they need to make the setup/instructions more user friendly.
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Jeeno from San Jose, CA
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The thing to keep in mind with any lower brand is it always has a lot of features for the price.
And the biggest trade of for this is the GUI--aka Graphic User Interface, or to keep it simple, the Menu.
You look at the other/older Power Acoustik, Farenheit, XO Vision, Pyle, Boss, etc. and you will notice the menu and GUI just plain sucks!. It's not intuitive and looks horrible.
This new Power Acoustik unit and a very select few others have a new GUI and it is 100x better than any of the older stuff.
First of all it actually looks pleasing. It doesn't look cheap or generic. Each menu is animated, you won't feel bad accessing it in front of people like the other cheap units--although this isn't that cheap.
As for the stereo itself, it looks just like a JVC counterpart. I don't know about the JVC one, but this Power Acoustik has an OVERSIZE face, though it does not really say it in the description, be prepared depending on what vehicle dash you are installing this in.
The screen itself and that proximity thing is accurate. Never had a problem.
Check youtube, for videos on how everything looks as far as menus.
There is no multi-band EQ, just basic treble, bass, balance, and fade.
You can change the background of the main menu screen, as well as add pictures to the slideshow. Although it is weird how you save pictures to the unit and I still can't get the picture I want to use to take up the entire screen. There always seems to be a black border no matter if I use a 4:3 or 16:9 image.
Unit has 2 separate non-fade subwoofer outputs and built in xover and volume control.
Unfortunately while playing files from SD or USB, it is still the generic folder menu like the older cheapo units. However it is a bit easier on the eyes. It shows artist, track, and album ID3 tags BUT it doesn't scroll, nor does the file name list scroll, so you are almost always certain to have everything cut off. Close but not quite there.
On screen menu with DVD playback and file playing with SD and SUB has greatly improved due to the new GUI. It no longer looks generic and hard to navigate.
Screensaver function is nice. Radio function also looks nice. Unfortunately no HD-radio or add on, and no RDS. RDS is a must I don't know why they still don't make it more common. You can see station info and track names, like HD radio without the HD quality sound.
Overall a nice unit and a great improvement for a lower name brand.
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Kyle from Hubert, NC
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At first it worked great, but after a few days the touch screen either didn't work at all or had to be calibrated constantly. Overall not to satisfied with the unit.
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dpmathws from Jacksonville, Illinois
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Nice looking unit but trying to adjust volume while driving is almost impossible and even just when you have it where your comfortable with it. The slightest move then it goes out of calibration. Also I purchased the iPod adapter/cord and my iPhone 4 will not work with it. The remote never worked at all from the first time I tried using it. The icons were very responsive to touch. You will need to edit pictures according to the screen size for them to look normal. Navigating the folders was somewhat difficult too.
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