Kenwood DPX-MP6110U USB Car CD MP3 Tuner

• MP3/WMA Play Back
• 2 RCA Pre Out
• HPF & LPF Filter
• Front Aux Input
• USB Port
• Ipod Connectivity
• Fixed Face Plate
• 5x7 Dot 8 LCD Display (8 digit)
• Security Code function
• Rotary Encoder & Multi Control Wheel for Easy Operation
• Key Illumination (Variable)
• Spectrum Analyzer
• Auto Dimmer Function (on/off)
• Digital Clock (24H)
• Supplied with Remote Control Unit (RC-547)
• Contrast Control
• 2-way Telephone Mute
• Demo Mode

USB Digital connection (1 wire)
If you own an iPod, simply connect it to a Kenwood CD receiver via the USB cable that comes with the iPod or better yet use the optional KCA-iP101 1-wire iPod Interface Cable for crystal clear digital audio playback. Note: Use of the optional iPod Interface Cable KCA-iP101 is recommended as it is designed for the hard temperatures of a car environment.

USB terminal
Availabilty of USB interface port (front or rear) to connect USB applications like USB memory stick and USB Harddisks.

Supreme

When a music file is compressed, the high frequency signals are lost, particularly if it is encoded using a low bit rate. The Supreme technology is a Kenwood-original audio compensation technology that compensates for this loss and reproduces music in a more natural form, thereby making it possible to play music recorded using low bit rates (64k to 96k) in an audio quality equivalent to music recorded using a higher bit rate (equivalent to 128k) This compensation may sometimes be inoperative with certain types of music or bit rates. This means that 1.5 or 2 times more music files than before can be recorded with high compression ratios in a CD-R/RW without losing the natural, rich sound of music files recorded with lower compression ratios.

System Q_EX (Preset & Manual Sound Control)
System QEX (Preset & Manual Sound Control) This equalization system enables the EQ curve to be preset according to the music type (Rock, Pops, Jazz, etc.). The speaker matching is preset according to speaker type and the Bass/Mid/Treble response adjusted by manual EQ adjustment, Q-control and base extension control. Traditional equalization systems employ multiple filters with fixed centre frequencies and Q-factors (sharpness levels) all over the frequency band. Users adjust the levels of the filters in order to obtain the desired sound. However, as such systems require many filters the sound quality has often been inferior. To deal with this problem, KENWOOD has introduced the notion of parametric equalization, with which the user can select the frequencies (points) that really require adjustments as well as the Q-factors (sharpness levels). Basically it uses only the same number of filters as the number of frequency bands (low, mid and high bands in case of a 3-band parametric equalizer), so that it can solve problems associated with traditional equalization systems including the dulling of sound due to adjacent frequencies.

System E's+ (Built-in HPF & LPF)
The head unit incorporates High-Pass Filters that process the front and rear channel signals independently in 8 steps (Through/40/60/80/100/120/150/180/220 Hz) and a phase-switchable Low-Pass Filter that processes the subwoofer channel signal in 5 steps (50/60/80/100/120 Hz/Through). The system features a subwoofer that reproduces low frequencies exclusively through the subwoofer channel thus making it possible to reduce the problems associated with low frequencies such as resonation of doors and dulling of vocal frequencies.