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Upgrade your in-car listening experience with a Pioneer GM Series amp — it’ll provide the power and sound quality you’re looking for, all in a reliable package you can count on.The GM-7200M mono subwoofer amplifier produces plenty of raw energy, with a variable frequency filter that lets you match the amp’s output to the needs of your subwoofer. A selectable bass boost allows you to crank in more thump when needed. Thanks to high- and low-level inputs, you can add the GM-7200M to almost any system, even a factory stereo.

When it comes to multimedia entertainment, Pioneer’s AVIC-N3 DVD player certainly delivers the goods. It packs a 6.5″ touchscreen monitor, a DVD/CD/MP3 player, and a mobile navigation system in a standard-sized, in-dash package. It can even measure and display some of your vehicle’s performance specifications. You’ll always get where you’re going with ease, and have tons of fun along the way. The AVIC-N3 comes with two DVDs with maps of the entire U.S., plus major metropolitan areas in Canada. To navigate, just insert the correct disc for your part of the country, enter your destination, and go. You can select a specific address, an intersection or street name, or a city’s center.To make traveling easier, you can also choose from over 11 million points of interest, including restaurants, gas stations, hotels, and more. The onscreen maps show you where you are and where you’re going, while voice prompts delivered over your car’s speakers tell whenever a turn is coming up. The built-in memory lets you remove the map DVD once your route has been programmed, so you can enjoy CDs and MP3s while you get visual and audio turn-by-turn directions.
When you’re parked, enjoy your DVD videos on the retractable screen. If you connect an optional backseat monitor, the kids in back can watch a movie while you drive — you can enjoy the radio up front while the navigation system guides you.

The AVIC-Z1 also gives you touchscreen control over the entire system, voice control over several navigation functions, and playback of your DVDs and CDs. The strong internal amplifier puts out plenty of power for a full, rich sound. And you can use the interactive touchscreen menus to adjust the extensive tone controls, so the sound is just right for your vehicle.

With its striking, full-color display and array of entertainment options, Pioneer’s DEH-P7800MP CD/MP3 player puts just about everything you’d want from a car stereo into one compact package. You can customize the 65,000-color Organic EL display with your own photos and animations, use the built-in Digital Sound Processor to tweak audio performance, or connect an entire audio/video system to the host of inputs and outputs — whatever you want for your car.Press a button and the motorized faceplate slides down to accept your CD, CD-R, or CD-RW disc — the DEH-P7800MP can even handle discs you’ve loaded with MP3, WMA, and AAC music files. Radio fans will dig Pioneer’s powerful Supertuner IIID AM/FM tuner. It’ll pull in your favorite stations with ease, ensuring static-free reception even in crowded urban areas.

Today’s car stereos can be about more than just music. Take Pioneer’s DEH-P9800BT CD/MP3 player, for instance. It’s packed with all the high-end audio features you’d expect from Pioneer — like MP3, WMA, and AAC file playback, digital sound processing, and a 16-band equalizer. But this stereo also comes loaded with a built-in Bluetooth wireless receiver that allows you to use your cell phone hands-free without installing any extra gear.The Bluetooth connection lets you place and receive calls without taking your Bluetooth compatible cell phone out of your bag — one quick setup when you first install the stereo ensures that your phone will initialize automatically from then on. Use the included microphone to ask the DEH-P9800BT to dial a number for you, while Auto Answering allows you to pick up calls without taking your hands off the wheel. Download your phone book into the stereo so you can scroll through and even search contacts right from the dash.