Dual XDMA6415
In-Dash CD, MP3 Receiver with Remote, Built-in Bluetooth, iPod Adapter, Front Panel USB and Aux Input
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General Features:
- In-dash AM/FM, CD, MP3, WMA player with Remote
- iPod interface cable included for iPod controls, charging and playback
- Built-in Bluetooth technology supports hands-free calling with a compatible Bluetooth phone
- Detachable face
- White dot display
- Wireless remote control included
- Blue button lighting
- CEA-2006 compliant amplifier
- Power Output:
- Peak: 50 watts x 4 channels
- RMS: 17 watts x 4 channels
- MP3 ID3 Tag Display (Title/Artist/Album)
- Authorized Internet Dealer
- 1-year Manufacturer's warranty
Playback and Audio Features:
- Playback of CD, CD-R, CD-RW, MP3, and WMA
- Tuner with 18FM/12AM presets
- One touch memory
- Auto-station store/ preset scan
- Equalizer with 5 preset tone curves
- 1 Bit D/A converter
- Subwoofer level control
Expandability Options:
- 3 Sets of 2V preamp outputs (front, rear and subwoofer)
- Bluetooth Ready: Built-in Bluetooth technology supports hands-free calling with a compatible Bluetooth phone
- iPod Ready: Direct connection through USB
- 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.
- Front-panel USB input: USB Port allows connection to portable media devices such as flash drives, MP3 players, etc.
- Front-panel auxiliary input: 3.5mm (headphone jack) allows connection to portable media devices such as MP3 players, etc.
- Rear auxiliary input: RCA Audio Input
- Steering Wheel Control Ready: PAC SWI-PSv1 required and sold separately
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Average Customer Rating is 4.2 out of 5 stars:
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Average Attributes Rating:
| Durability | | 4.5 |
| Value | | 4.7 |
| Features | | 4.6 |
| Design | | 4.5 |
| Usability | | 4.6 |
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Review by
Grant from Danville, OH
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I purchased this HU mainly to replace my stock one. I needed this to have sub outputs and work with my ipod. The ipod adapter cable was nice, but the thing I didnt like about it was that you couldn't change anything on the ipod (music wise) while it was hooked up. You had to completely navigate threw the HU which was a bear. I just unplugged it each time I wanted to go to a specific playlist or anything. The nice this about the ipod adapter was that it played almost instantly as the car turned on. I have moved away from using that cable as much since I realized my Ipod touches bluetooth worked. So now its wireless and I can change my songs with ease on the Ipod itself. The only cons I find with this is that the songs don't come on instantly and you can't fast forward the song on the HU. But you can go to next song, start it over, or go to last song.
The bluetooth as far as talking on the phone is okay. I have an env3 and it didn't have to much trouble connecting. I could hear the call perfectly over the speakers. The only con was that dang microphone. I wasn't going to clip it on my shirt, I couldn't really find a good spot to put it at so that the caller could hear me good enough. Also I got rather luckey with the wired microphone, because it is attached to the back of HU and doesn't reach the front of the HU ( if i remember correctly) but anyways there was a small slit under my dash for the radio that the cord went threw. Which could be barely seen but made easy connection so that the microphone didn't have to be hooked up the whole time. The bluetooth also got annoying when you didn't neccisarly want the call to go threw the HU. I fixed this by just turning bluetooth off on phone. NOTE: ipod and phone will have to be pair each time you wish to use the other. ex if you use phone, ipod will not work threw bluetooth. So if you want to use ipod you would have to pair again. Meaning one thing may be paired at a time. Which got annoying sometimes.
The radio, which I rarely use, seemed perfect. Actually picked up more stations then my stock HU did. Pretty clear quality aswell.
The biggest con I found about this HU was the fact that you couldn't really fast forward (go to a higher number track) on a CD. If you were on track 1 and wanted to go to 5 for example you would select track 5 then it would try to read CD for a good 2 minutes if not more then finally find the track and play, but if you wanted to fast forward to a further part in that track it would search all over again. But if you were already on track 5 then wanted to go back to an earlyer track (as long as the song was fully played) they would work. Also the slightest bumps made the CD skip. This might be because that I didn't put on the back bracket that supports the HU in the back, but I really had no chance because there was nothing to attach the bracket too. But I found my dash kit's piece that held the HU onto the car's dash to be plenty sturdy.
The remote that came with it was fine. Nothing super. Doesn't give signal to HU outside of car. If in backseat of car you have to aim directly at the HU. (Ipod's bluetooth has way better signal, can be read from a good 5 feet from bumper of the car)
Very durable as well. By accident, I came up from the back seat from the car when I was messing around and kicked the left side of the faceplate very hard. To my suprise none of the buttons broke, everything was completely intact other than the fact that the bracket that attached the HU to the dash snapped out of place. I just had to snap in back into place.
Installation was a breeze with the wiring harness and dash kit that came free with the HU.
I would highly reccomend this HU for anyones needs, unless they plan on using for mainly CD's due to it not reading CD's that well. Other than that it is a very amazing HU. Would purchase again if I move to a different car. All my friends are amazed by the bluetooth (when using ipod) I guess because there is no cord attached and they can change songs and etc.
Overall I gave a 4 because of the pain in the neck microphone, CD issues, and manuverability when ipod adapter is connected and trying to navigate it threw HU.
Great Value for the money. 5
Look Design 4, would be nice to change colors and be able to dim when head lights come on (stock HU was able to)
Durabiliy, I mean come on if I kicked it pretty hard and it didn't break in anyway. 6/5
Features 5
Ease of use explained in overall 4
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Review by
sd from Rochester, NY
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The stereo is actually pretty good! Installed pretty easily and all the features we use are pretty good. It doesnt always connect to my cell phone as it says when you get in the car it should automatically connect, but it could be a problem with the phone (en-v III that I hate because it has lots of problems). Otherwise, great buy!
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Jeffrey from Renton, WA
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Very happy with this deck so far.
I got a different deck for my wife with a built in bluetooth speaker. It was garbage, so we literally threw it out and I got this one for her.
We located the remote mic under the driver side dash just below the steering column so it sticks out, but you can't see it unless your head is under the dash. Works great.
VASTLY improved sound and function on calls. No more echo, no road noise, works great.
As far as other functions, they all work good. Our habits are listening to the radio, and loading up a USB thumb drive. Radio comes in great and the USB function is good and simple.
As far as functionality, the buttons are firm and give a slight "click" when pressed. That's fine for us. Navigating through the "sources" or "mode" in this case is easy. One point: when cyclng from "tuner" to "USB" you have to go through 2 other sources, even if they're not hooked up, so on the + side, we know it's always 4 clicks. On the - side, it seems weird to have to click through things that aren't hooked up.
Sound quality is good with controls over the usual stuff. Built in EQs are sufficient.
The only negative I can see on this HU is the fact that it's pre amps give 2 volts of power. Most hi-fidelity folks would want 4 volts. Of course, this can be made up with better amps.
On my wife's car (Mazda Protege 5) we don't use the pre amp outputs but used the wiring harness on the high level outputs.
Works seamlessly.
And, of course, Sonic E had the thing delivered in 3 business days at the best price I could find after looking for 2-3 days.
I didn't give ease of use 5* due to the fact that we are still learning how to navigate the usb drive. On this one, we keep the usermanual in the glove box so in the event we want to say "randomly repeat folder x" we know what buttons to push. I'm sure once we've done that a few dozen times, we won't need the manual anymore.
But, this unit is no more difficult or cumbersome than my Pioneer head unit. Like anything new with new features, it takes a bit of a learning curve.
So far, so good, though.
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Brian from Bethpage, NY
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Just got done installing this radio, using a Scosche HA08B / HA08 harness in a Metra 99-7864 DIN Installation KIT in addition to the PAC SWI-PSv1 (New Version of SWI-PS) Steering Wheel Control Interface into my wifes 2007 Honda Accord. The radio sound much better than the factory. She loves playing her music from a USB memory device plus the control of the ipod.
The installation was straightforward, although I had to study the manuals for the radio and especially the PAC SWI. The integration of these devices worked flawlessly. I had a couple of questions that were answered perfectly by SonicElectronics support dudes.
The car - removing the vents over the radio was tricky, the Metra procedure wasn't all that accurate. I took a plastic prying tool for automotve use to pry the middle of the vent cover, adjacent to the windshield, in an upward movement to disengage the mounting clips from their respective mounts, but it worked out fine.
I highliy recommend this radio, great valu for the price.
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kurtis from spanaway, WA
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We switched her stock deck out with this one i love the sound that comes out of it and its performance. The only thing i really did not like is that you cant adjust a whole lot mid, front to back, side to side and the subwoofer is about all you get other then standard set ups.
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Product Summary
| Manufacturer: |
Dual
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| Model number: |
XDMA6415 |
| UPC: |
827204102268 |
| Weight: |
5.50 lbs |
| Internal SKU: |
xdma6415 |
| Internal product ID: |
17932 |
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Now that Sonic Electronix has started to carry DJ/Pro Sound equipment, I will be ordering from them instead of the other over priced shops. I own a mobile MC/DJ company and in this economy, finding a great deal and quick delivery is important! Thanks & I will be back for more DJ & Lighting gear!
- Sean from Castaic, CA
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