Sony CDX-GT610Ui CD Receiver
Get connected — Sony built the CDX-GT610Ui CD receiver with auxiliary, USB, and iPod inputs, so it’s ready to play music from nearly any kind of portable source. The faceplate includes a USB input that lets you connect, and in many cases control, your thumb drive, portable music player, or other USB-capable device.Best of all, Sony included a direct-connect cable that gives you full control over your iPod from the stereo — no need to purchase an additional adapter. You’ll also find a minijack auxiliary input on the face for connecting a portable MP3 player or other audio gear.
Wake up your boring commute with Sony’s CDX-GT210 CD player. It brings MP3 and WMA music file playback to your drive time, so you can load up a couple of discs with your favorite tunes and enjoy the convenience of an in-dash jukebox. Song titles scroll across the display while the strong internal amp fires up your speakers.When you don’t have time to burn a disc, just jack your portable audio player into the front auxiliary input — it’s great for listening to yesterday’s downloaded podcasts. You can even adjust the level of the auxiliary source so that you don’t have to turn up the volume when you switch from the radio or CD player.
The five-sided cone of Sony’s P5 subwoofers isn’t just for looks — this asymmetrical design practically eliminates the bass distortion caused by “standing waves” in traditional round cones. The extra-rigid polypropylene woofer keeps its shape and stays on track when you’re driving the bass hard.
Sony’s Xplod amps combine form and function in a mix that’ll make your system look and sound great. On the outside, the sleek inverted heat sink keeps vital internal components running cooler and lasting longer. Removable terminal covers keep all the wire connections protected and out of sight for a clean-looking installation.
Sony’s CDX-GT805DX CD player delivers this handy feature and includes a bright, fluorescent display in the bargain. The blue backlight means you’ll be able to read all of your system information with ease, day and night. The CDX-GT805DX covers all the entertainment bases, too. It’ll play discs you’ve filled with your favorite MP3 and WMA music files, even the ATRAC3plus files you’ve downloaded from Sony’s online music store. MP3 text compatibility means that all of your file information will show up on the faceplate display, making it easy to scroll through files and find the song you want.You don’t have to buy an extra adapter to use your portable music player with Sony’s Aux Lite auxiliary input — just plug into the RCA inputs and go. You can also add an optional Sony CD changer or satellite radio for even more musical variety. Your passengers can use the included wireless remote to change the entertainment without disturbing the driver.
The MEX-BT5000 is Sony’s first car CD player with built-in Bluetooth technology, and it’s all about making your life simpler. No more searching for the ringing cell phone while you’re driving down a busy street, or trying to talk on your phone while it’s connected to the charger’s too-short cord. Instead, when the phone rings, you just push a button on the stereo to answer it. The music mutes and the call comes over your car’s front speakers. And your phone remains in your pocket, purse, or under the seat.The MEX-BT5000 links to your Bluetooth mobile phone so you can make and receive calls without having to touch your phone. You’ll see your phone book data on the bright, high-visibility screen, while Bluetooth allows the wireless transfer of up to 50 phone book contacts to the player. Six speed-dial entries allow you to access frequently dialed numbers quickly. You’ll talk through a built-in microphone, so there’s nothing extra to install.
Add hands-on sound control to your mobile audio system with the CDX-F605X CD player from Sony. Start with seven preset curves for quick adjustments on the go, plus a 7-band equalizer for custom tweaks. Want more? Sony’s Dynamic Soundstage Organizer uses special processing to lift the sound up from the floor. Even if your speakers are mounted low in the doors, the band will always sound like they’re front and center.