Product Description
Experience a new dimension of in-car entertainment with the JVC KD-X40 receiver. The receiver is packed to the hilt with innumerable features to give you the best sonic experience, period.
The JVC KD-X40 has a MOS-FET Power Amplifier with a configuration of 50Wx4 maximum power to drive you speakers to the max. With a 4.8V Line and Subwoofer Pre-Out Level as well as Pre-Output Terminals with Front+Rear and Subwoofer Selectable, it is very easy to connect your subwoofers according to your wish to the unit. It also comes with a subwoofer control for easy control of your music.
The unit is power packed with features to ensure maximum playability of your music.The front USB portsupports USB mass storage devices and can also play MP3 files and WMA files. The unit is compatible with iPod and iPhone too, with 2-Way control for Head Unit/iPod or iPhone. It also features an external mode for iPod or iPhone. The unit has a display unit which can show information from MP3 and WMA files with ID3 tags. To allow you even more freedom, it contains two AUX Inputs in the frontas well as in the rear to connect other devices to play music from. It also has an inbuilt high quality HS-IVi Tuner to allow you to tune into radio stations with minimal noise from interference. It also comes with a radio timer. The JVC KD-X40 allows you to tune your sound exactly the way you want it. It comes with a 3-Band Parametric iEQ and also supports Easy EQ as well as Source Link EQ. The unit features a Loudness Control as well as a High-Pass/Low-Pass Filter.
The JVC KD-X40 has connectivity options galore too. It can connect to Bluetooth enabled devices with the optional KS-BTA100 Bluetooth Adapter. The JVC KD-X40 comes with a 2 years warranty to ensure complete peace of mind. The unit weighs only 1180 grams. It is compatible with Steering Remote Controls too.
About JVC:
Originating in 1927, Victor Corporation of Japan, Ltd, which is usually referred to as JVC is a Japanese consumer and professional electronics corporation based in Yokohama, Japan. The company is best known for introducing television sets to Japan and for developing the VHS format of video recorders. JVC is famous for its video recorders, video cameras and is the inventor of hard disk camcorders.
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