Car Stereo JVC KD-R811

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Specifications KD-R811

Main
Application area	car
DIN size	1DIN
Front panel	detachable
Media types	CD USB storage (front) USB flash drive (rear) iPod/iPhone connection


Equipment
Multimedia	Bluetooth


Equalizer
Number of bands	3 / iEQ Equalizer /
Number of fixed settings	6
High Pass Filter (HPF)
Low Pass Filter (LPF)
Bass Boost function

Amplifier specs
Power per channel	50 W / MOSFET /
Number of channels	4


Control
Control functions	remote control


Outputs
Speaker connection	ISO/RCA
Line out	2
Subwoofer output


Inputs
AUX
front AUX


More features
Tuner bands	FM/AМ / 24 radio stations /
Illumination colour selection	/ 30 options /
Backlight	RGB
Added to E-Catalog	April 2010

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JVC-811.... Just super!!! Respect and admiration to JVC fans!

16 December 2010

I also decided to write a review about this radio.... I bought it recently and after 2 weeks of use I can honestly say: I don’t understand why there are so few reviews and comments devoted to this model in particular (and JVC in general)!?!? The radio is just SUPER! After successfully stealing an old Panasonic from a car, I decided to change both the signaling system and the receiver. I struggled with the choice for a long time! On the previous car, Bluetooth was built-in, so I decided to buy a receiver with a built-in TOOTH! There is only one result: there are a lot of settings, the sound is good! everything is very convenient, and what seemed non-standard, I quickly got used to.... I’ll immediately explain why I gave it a FOUR for the sound: I just think that ideal sound in car radios probably doesn’t exist after all! Although everything in this life is not for everybody, I like it! I had a little experience with Hyundais - .... Guys, what a disgrace this is.... (may the owners of these radios forgive me...) why do they take money there?!?!?!? Unclear!!!

Hands-free works very well!!! You can hear everything and everyone since the microphone is external and there are settings for its sensitivity and speaker volume! I'll say right away: I don't acknowledge built-in microphones on the panel. I placed this one as close to the mouth as possible in the upper left corner of the windshield. Radio — super! Switching is not done with the "1,2,3,4,5,6" buttons but with the "left and right" buttons. I immediately appreciated this advantage! I really missed this on the previous car stereo... CD player — a solid four. I can't understand (yet!) how it reads tags. Some don't display, but I'm not upset - the sound quality is VERY good! Comes with a remote. Very small and not very informative! I adjusted the panel color to match the car's dashboard — orange. Tried setting other colors—no! — the multicolored effect is annoying when shifting eyes "from here to there." USB — a monster — 250 gigs without a hitch! I'll try to feed it 2 terabytes in a few days... That will be interesting...

Strange work of TAGS. The third USB is missing! On the back - hard, on the front - TOOTH, there is no third option! Price 6400 - rub. - a little expensive, but tolerable! I had to struggle a little with translating contacts into the receiver for quick access - I can’t read Russian names and surnames (crocozyabry) - the most basic ones had to be rewritten in English. But under each name there are now several telephone numbers: cell phone, home phone, work phone, etc.