Pioneer DEH-1900MP – Radio / CD / MP3 player – Full-DIN – in-dash – 50 Watts x 4
Wednesday, February 24th, 2010 at
8:42 pm
Product Description
Introducing an entry-level CD receiver with MP3/WMA playback. Get great sound from the full 50 watts x 4 channels, and enjoy features such as a wireless remote control, AM/FM radio and an easy rotary volume control. You can also use external devices using the front auxiliary (AUX) input. A quality car stereo receiver for the buyer on a budget!
Features:
- CD receiver with MP3/WMA playback and AM/FM radio
- Connect your portable devices directly through the front AUX input
- Operate easily using a large Rotary Volume
- Wireless Remote Control included
Price:
Pioneer DEH-1900MP – Radio / CD / MP3 player – Full-DIN – in-dash – 50 Watts x 4
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I agree with a previous review to a degree but while the display is dim in bright daylight, I don’t really care to read the radio but rather concentrate on the road. I use mp3 cds and have become used to the controls such that I never have to read the display to tell me what song is up next.
The controls are laid out well enough that you can remember them in a short amount of time. mp3/wma playback is a must for me since I have much more music on mp3. Finding a unit with an aux port will result in spending about $50 more than the asking price of this unit.
This unit comes in black, which matches my decor great. If it were silver like a lot of other units following the trend/fad, I would have had to resort to painting it.
I was very happy with the sound quality of this stereo especially when paired with an ipod through the auxiliary cable and continue to enjoy it. The LCD display is viewable both day and night though the green buttons you can only see at night. The biggest problem with it is how dim the overall display is… take note that the display is not NEARLY as bright as all of the pictures on the internet show you. The pictures online show a shiny black stereo with bright neon green buttons and lights and this is not the case. In summary if you don’t care about looks and just want good quality with an aux. input its a great buy. If you want something bright and flashy keep on looking.
If you’re looking for a sub-$100 head unit with a front aux input, I don’t think you can go far wrong with this. It’s tiny buttons may not be to everyone’s taste, and it’s true that the brightness of the display is weak in daylight, but these are minor issues.
It sounds great, is able to play mp3 and wma, and most importantly for me has the front aux input.
One more minor gripe – when you turn off the ignition, the CD tray is not powered, meaning if you want to take a CD out of the player, you must remember to do it before you turn the key. Not sure why they didn’t wire the CD tray motor to the constant power, rather than switched.
I own one of these for 2 years already. It’s a Pioneer! I installed it myself, works flawlessly with 200W speakers. It reads even bad CD’s. By bad CD’s I mean the ones that give you a reading error with other players. Great Value.
good quality. i wanted a cheap CD / MP3 player with Aux. line in and this delivered. like all car stereos you’ll need an install kit and/or proper tools for your car.