Car audio CD players are on the rock. To get the best in the world of music and sound, you must have a CD player. There are many manufacturers of car audio CD players. Are. . .
or Kenwood
or Pioneer
or Goodmans
or Sony
or Boss
Most decent CD players have a detachable faceplate. I would not recommend buying one that does not have this (I'm usually the lowest models offered by all companies). The last important element to consider is whether the unit fits into the dashboard.
Look for a control layout that you are comfortable with. In general, a simple layout is best to quickly find the buttons. A crowded and busy display looks great in the showroom, but it can be confusing and dangerous when driving at highway speeds. Beyond these basics, you need only worry about what features you want to have on your CD player.
Since the head unit is the most visible part of the system, the majority of manufacturers of CD players have designed several ways for you to express themselves in the dashboard. Many receivers include or motorized card reader and completely removable drop-down front panels. They also come with wireless remotes, front and rear RCA outputs and a subwoofer output, dedicated as well.
Features that are common in a CD player. . .
1. DIN ISO.
2. Multicolor Vacuum Fluorescent Display
3. Front panel is completely removable motorized slide down for easy access.
4. PLL synthesized tuner
5. Preset stations
6. Illuminated control buttons
7. Quartz digital clock for you
8. CD changer controls
9. CD Mute and track repeat
10. CD-R and CD-RW compatibility
11. Subwoofer Output
12. Anti-skip mechanism
13. Balance and controls
14. Dual RCA outputs with volume control
There are more. You can look around if you need other features. Vehicle manufacturers audio products go overboard these days. Who knows, you may even find one that allows you to read your e-mails.
