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Jensen MSR3007 AM/FM/CD/Sirius Satellite Ready iPod Control Marine Stereo
Code: 29368
Manufacturer's MAP Price: $159.99
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Details:
MSR3007
Marine AM/FM/CD/iPod® Sirius® Satellite Ready Stereo
Features
- New Generation of Jensen Marine family styling.
- 160 Watts max power output (40 x 4 channels)
- Sirius® satellite ready (tuner sold separately)
- Full iPod® controls (adapter cable sold separately)
- Plays CD-A/CD-R/RW
- 40 second CD Electronic Skip Protection (ESP)
- Zero Memory Current Draw
- Dot matrix positive LCD display with blue backlight
- Aux input mini phono plug on the faceplate for MP3 Player input
- RCA low level outputs (1 pair) for sending a clean signal to an external amplifier
Warranty - 1 Year
Output Power - 160 watts
Wired Remote Capable - Optional
Sirius Ready
Also includes a flip down splash cover.
Chassis cutout: 7" x 2"
Overall splash cover size: 9 1/2" x 4 1/4"
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Reviews: Post your own review of this item
 Submitted 2009-07-07 by Tom, CA
iPod controls worked great for me. Good buy.
 Submitted 2009-02-13 by donald kim, boca raton, FL
Nice unit, price is right. The only complaint I have is that the brightness of the display cannot be adjusted.
Submitted 2008-01-23 by George Louis, Houston TX
Not a bad radio.
Submitted 2009-06-03 by MWarren, Tampa,FL
Other than the display (you need to have the unit facing you directly) this is a great unit, I have it in my electronics box and it never skips!! The Ipod controls are great and function flawlessly!!!
 Submitted 2009-04-07 by Bpowell, Tiburon, CA
The iPod interface sucks; you can't even play music in "shuffle" mode; the iPod controls are so awful that the only practical way to select music is to disconnect the iPod - use the iPod to play music - and then reconnect the iPod to the radio. After that the stupid radio always plays music in alphabetical artist order following the artist being played -- even if you tried to make it shuffle the titles.
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