JVC KD-AVX44 El Kameleon Vehicle Multimedia Receiver w/ 3.5″ Monitor

CES INNOVATIONS 2008 AWARD WINNER

Both innovative and stylish, exclusive El Kameleon technology provides the ultimate antitheft security advantage. The KD-AVX44s faceplate converts to a stealthy black appearance when the power is turned off appearing unnoticeable to potential car stereo thieves. Once powered on, El Kameleon comes to life as a full function Multimedia player complete with a unique electro-static touch panel operation interface and 3-D graphical menu system.

The powerful built-in amplifier and high-quality digital-to-analog converter make the most of your music, and the 7-band equalizer lets you adjust a range of selectable frequencies to create the perfect sound for your car’s interior. If you’re building a complete system, use the three sets of preamp outputs to add amplifiers and subwoofers.

Built-in iPod controls keep your favorite playlists on tap, and you can even stream your iPod videos by adding an adapter. If you have a Bluetooth enabled phone, the receiver’s built-in Bluetooth capabilities let you take your phone calls through the receiver while you keep both hands on the wheel.

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