Sony DSXMS60 Marine Digital Media Receiver

Sony DSXMS60 Marine Digital Media Receiver Product By Sony Lowest Price :Visit store to see price (Price on 25,Sep 2012) *** Prices of the product may not be the latest update. You can check current prices at this button.

 

Technical Details

• Detachable faceplate with 2-line display and front aux
• Integrated Tune Tray with USB 1-wire input
• MP3/WMA/AAC playback1 with DM+ enhancement technology
• Intuitive Quick-BrowZer and ZAPPIN search features
• Satellite radio/HD Radio ready using Sony Bus

 

Product Description

The Sony DSX-MS60 Marine Digital Media Receiver by Sony features a USB 1-wire Tune Tray that lets you protect, connect, charge and control your iPod while boating. Make the most of your time on the water enjoying your music library with Sony audio technologies like DM+, Quick-BrowZer and ZAPPIN.

Features

Anti-corrosion coated circuit boards Ultraviolet (UV) resistant finishes 2V front and rear/subwoofer pre-outs with HPF/LPF Radio Data System (RDS) Wireless card remote included (RM-X151)Specifications Max power output - 52 watts x 4 at 4 ohms Speaker Impedance - 4-8 Ohms Band - AM / FM Digital-to-Analog Converter - 24bit Format(s) Supported - MP3/WMA/AAC files Tuner Type - SSIR-EXA with RDS Dimmer Adjust - Selectable Auto adjust or manual on/off Key Illumination - Blue On-Screen Clock - 12H Dimmer Adjust - Selectable Auto adjust or manual on/off Key Illumination - Blue On-Screen Clock - 12H Display Color - White color / Positive Technology - LCD Infrared Port - Wireless remote input RCA Audio Output(s) - Front and Rear/Sub selectable RCA pre-amp outputs Remote Jack - Optional wired remote terminal USB Port(s) - USB - Full Speed

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