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- Bluetooth-ready receiver with built-in Garmin navigation- 4 x 50 Watts maximum power with two 2V pre-amp outputs
- 6.1-inch TFT LCD touchscreen with 480 x 234 pixel resolution
- Direct iPod connection, USB music streaming, front panel A/V input, A/V output; add Kenwood adapters for HD/satellite radio, Bluetooth, and navigation
- One-year limited warranty
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By Aaron
This is a great radio the only things keeping me from giving it 5 stars> Very slow start up 1-2 minutes. No direct connection for Ipod you have to buy a separate adapter. The USB uses only flash drives so you can not use a portable hard drive with the system.
By MusePic
This unit is awesome and does exactly as listed.
Some points.
1. It is slow to power up which is easy to live with.
2. iPod - Controls work great, but when it pulls in the album artwork, the picture is pixilated. No big deal.
Video from the iPod comes across without a hitch.
3. Steering wheel controls: there is a slight delay but otherwise works fine.
4. Satellite: Some installers told me that it wouldn't work with the factory satellite antennae and would need to run the antennae that comes with the SCC1. I was going to forego the satellite option because I didn't want two antennae on my roof, until I talked to one installer who said, "that's not true, I install them all the time using the factory satellite antennae". Using an adapter between the original line and the DNX5140, it works fine and I receive the same clear signal that I received with the stock unit.
This is a good buy if you can wait for the price to go down. At the time of this post, it was sold by Car Toys via Amazon and is significantly less expensive than going direct to Car Toys. It seems to fluctuate between $580 and $619 on a daily basis. I've even seen the DNX6140 as low as $609. The only difference between the 5140 and the 6140 is the 6140 comes blue tooth ready. The 5140 requires a separate module.
By Nicey (Philadelphia, PA United States)
Although I did LOVE my REN MyGig, it was lacking something major for me, NAVIGATION!
I tried to get the same MyGig with navigation, but at this price, I couldn't help but try the Kenwood.
First, the navigation. It works SO much better than my Magellan GPS model. Garmin is GREAT in the nav department.
Second, the radio. Volume? MUCH higehr. And I paid the extra $30 for the iPod connection, and it works great. iPod stays hidden in glove box, and ALL controls are done straight from screen of Kenwood. Even watching videos.
Third, price. Price of unit (March 2009) was $587, price of install at Best Buy was $240. Can't beat it!
By B. Palmer (Southern, USA)
This unit is fairly easy to learn. Once you do, it will impress you with its functionality and tunability. Lots of functions and lots of fun! Highly recommended.
By Jeremy B. Puryear (Ft. Drum, New York United States)
I bought this for my wife for Christmas since she liked my pioneer Avic D-3. It isn't as good as the Pioneer, but it does what it says it can. The maps are fairly accurate, with a few (why the heck is it making us turn here in the middle of this field) moments, but overall an average GPS system comparable with a Tom Tom or Garmin. The maps could have a little more deatail on them like more major road names instead of having to zoom way close to read the names of side streets and non-major roads. The GPS voice, lets just say that I-Robot it ain't. The voice is horrid. It mispronounces too many common street names and sometimes isn't clear on what it wants you to do. Example: instead of saying "Turn left on Morgan street ahead", it says "Turn on Morgan stra all lef". It's like having a foreign exchange student in the car with you mispronouncing common words, you just have to laugh, interpret what it said to whomever is in the car with you, and drive on hoping you made that correct turn. Overall, decent for 600 bucks, but it could have been fine-tuned
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