In-dash AM/FM, CD, DVD, MP3, WMA, AAC player with Remote and Built-in Bluetooth, jLink iPod Cable Included, and Navigation Ready (NAV102 sold separately and required)
iPod interface cable included for iPod controls, charging and playback
Built-in Bluetooth technology supports hands-free calling with a compatible Bluetooth phone
Motorized face
6.5" TFT-LCD Widescreen display
Wireless remote control included
Blue button lighting
CEA-2006 compliant amplifier
Power Output:
Peak: 60 watts x 4 channels
RMS: 18 watts x 4 channels
CD Text Display
MP3 ID3 Tag Display (Title/Artist/Album)
1-year SonicElectronix.com warranty
Playback and Audio Features:
Playback of CD, CD-R, CD-RW, DVD+RW, SVCD, VCD, DivX, DVDs, DVD+R, XviD, MP3, WMA, and AAC
Tuner with 18FM/6AM presets
Dolby Digital and Pro-Logic II/5.1 with Time Delay
Expandability Options:
5.1 Audio outputs (front, rear, center, and subwoofer)
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.
Rear auxiliary input: 2 RCA A/V Inputs
Key Features:
Picture-in-picture feature
Dual zone compatibility
jLink Cable Included
Integrated Bluetooth technology
Touchscreen controls
SD Memory port
Navigation Ready (Jensen NAV102 required and sold separately)
This deck fits very well (with the supplied integration kits) on a Scion Tc. It looks great and the screen does very well with DVDs. The ipod integrator is wonderful too but it doesn't charge the iphone. Exceeded my expectations and Sonic was delightful to deal with. If there are any complaints about this deck, they would be: weak radio tuner, no iphone charging, and the brightness level of the screen isn't adjustable for night driving. For the money though, you can't beat its feature set and ease of installation.
June 17, 2009
Awesome
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Review written by Matt from Trevor, WI
The unit is great, not too flashy but has tons of features. My only complaint with it is that with the ipod dock, it sometimes locks up, other than that the video feature works great, good clear picture, and well worth it for the price. I did have some issues with the password on start up but Jensen held their word and it was fixed in a couple days.
April 27, 2009
I HATE the VM9022...
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Review written by orbitcorbett from Tallahassee, Florida
I really don't understand all the positive reviews on this unit. I've had one for a year now, and it's crap. It's very apparent to me that these folks simply don't know what they're doing. I recently got the firmware upgrade from Jensen, and even that process was not well thought-out, although it did fix some of this units factory bugs and irritating problems.
First, the DVD player in this unit won't play half the discs you put in it. Brand new, out of the package discs, as well as discs you've run through a disc polisher to remove scratches. It won't play discs that have been burned and finalized on my DVD recorder at home. You can have a disc that is perfect, and if it plays, you could have blocking and dropouts occur at any time.
The screen is too dim in bright sunlight, even though I built an ABS plastic screen hood for it, and at night, the dimmer doesn't work, so it's too bright.
If you use the bluetooth function and a call comes in, it switches to the bluetooth screen and kills the audio entirely, instead of just reducing the volume to a reasonable level. Then, when your call is over, it does not automatically switch back to your original source, you have to do that manually. Also, the bluetooth doesn't download your phonebook contacts from your cellphone, unless you have only certain phones.
The iPod functionality is good, but the button interface design should mirror the iPod, instead of the crummy design they use throughout this unit's menu screens.
Using the PIP function to monitor other sources is clunky at best. To switch from one source to another, you have to pull up a menu screen and make another selection. I don't know why they can't simply give you a rotary knob you can quickly spin to switch sources, it would be faster and more direct.
The remote is crap too. Lots of small, cryptic buttons that are like mystery-meat navigation. You can't remember what many of these buttons do until you push one, and often, you wish you hadn't, as you try to get the unit back where it was before.
By far, the WORST function of this unit is if you add the NAV101 GPS unit. This GPS is very poorly designed, and you will HATE trying to listen to music or a movie while this thing constantly cuts the audio out completely, rattling off it's robotic, often mis-pronounced directions to you. They really should lower the music volume and let the voice talk over it, but they kill it completely. The street names are too small and don't appear where you need them to be, and if you zoom out to get an overall view, there are no city or highway names visible at all, so unless you zoom to the right place, you don't know one road from another. And, in many areas, this thing tells you you cant get there from here, even though you clearly can by following the road signs. It can display the roads, but for some reason, it can't navigate them. Try traveling on the Florida Turnpike south of Orlando, and see if you can navigate to a nearby location like Yeehaw Junction...nope, it says you can't get there from here, even though the turnpike takes you directly there. This is truly the most aggravating GPS experience I've ever had.
Forget about decent customer service from Jensen, too. Their website is like their products, poorly designed and half-baked. Many times, you can e-mail their CS with a problem, and they tell you you need to call and take it up with one of their advisers. Do that, and you might likely be told there's no fix for your specific problem, and then you later find out that they've addressed the problem in a firmware update. They know this thing's got bugs, but they certainly won't tell you about them.
Last, let's talk about bypassing the brake wire for DVD playback while driving. I spent $2 on Ebay and got the directions to get into the technician menu and disable this ridiculous function. If you're like me, and travel with kids who like to either watch movies or fight and fuss with each other, you MUST be able to navigate DVD menus while driving. You simply cannot stop the car on a 70mph highway every time you need to interact with the DVD menus, it just does not work. You have to be responsible and pay attention to your driving, of course, but bypassing the brake wire by turning off the function is a must for practicality. That function is only there to keep Jensen's lawyers and risk managers happy.
April 18, 2009
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Review written by julian from Elk City, OK
i loved it it was probably one of my favorites its a good deal.
April 9, 2009
WOW
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Review written by mr g from rochester ny
I received this product when I won a contest. it is a GREAT product, easy to use, and the 5.1 is a great feature.
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Sonic Electronix is the best online car audio and video store. the day that i found this place made me excited to get a new car stereo. when i was looking to see if this website was real or not, i saw the BBB seal. Then i knew this is where i would be getting most of my things.
