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DO NOT PURCHASE
Recently I purchased a Boss BV7342B. I installed it into a 1998 Acura CL with assistance from a professional electronic technician. This receiver is the worst receiver I have ever seen. There are a multitude of issues. First off there is a line across the display. When the radio is powered on it sounds like the CD drive is grinding even though there is no disk in the drive. The radio tuner fades in and out and randomly shuffles/searches for stations. The radio plays a loud ringing/beeping sound when powered on (similar to an incoming bluetooth call sound). Both USB ports, the one on the front and back do not function properly with either android or iPhone (tested 3 separate phones). And to top it all off the memory card function is horrible, you should be able to view the files on the card and play them, rather it will only display image files.
I am beyond disappointed with this product and would strongly advise anyone interested in a car receiver to avoid this malfunctioning piece of rubbish. It would be difficult to find a head unit with more issues than the one I received. You would be better off pulling any radio out of a junkyard. You would have to be absolutely insane to purchase this product.
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