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Average Customer Rating is 3.5 out of 5 stars:
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Average Attributes Rating:
| Durability | | 4.0 |
| Value | | 2.5 |
| Features | | 3.5 |
| Design | | 4.0 |
| Usability | | 3.5 |
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Alex from Mason City, IA
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I would do it different if I could, It works just running at 88.3. Only causes major issues when traveling, you pick up other stations in frequency, satellite radio from passers by. But if its the only way to get sound and you can't afford a $1200+ investment to do it right it will hold you over too!.
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Gary from Elk Grove, CA
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Great Product, and the sound quality is excellent.
This unit provides for the ability to connect the stereo outputs from a portable DVD player (or other device) to the AUX1 (RCA jacks) and a USB flash drive (loaded with mp3's) to be played over the factory sound system.
A special note about installation. For my vehicle I needed to purchase two antenna adapters ("Aftermarket Radio to Factory Antenna" and "Factory Radio to Aftermarket Antenna".)
The installation was easy but did require me to remove the factory radio (in order to get to the antenna cable). Total time to install the unit was around 30 minutes in my 2003 Dodge GrandCaravan with Infinity sound system.
Even though the price from SonicElectronix was outstanding, I still downgraded the VALUE to a "3" since the product required the antenna adapters.
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