Product Description
The PLR33MPD is a multi-featured headunit from Pyle Audio. Play music from four different sources. The AM/FM radio uses MPX PLL tuning, can seek/scan, and stores up to 30 presets (18 FM, 12 AM). You can plug in a USB stick or SD card loaded with MP3 or WMA files to listen to your favorite digital music - plus, the track info is displayed on the LCD screen. Or, use the conveniently located 3.5mm (1/8") aux-in port to plug in virtually any audio playing device, including iPod, iPhone, and Zune. With 60 watts each on four channels, this headunit isn't lacking for power. Get the sound how you want using the bass, treble, balance, and fader controls. The front panel is also detachable for security. Wireless remote control is included.
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1846 in Car Audio or Theater
- Brand: Pyle
- Model: PLR33MPD
- Dimensions: 8.50" h x 3.25" w x 6.75" l,
- Native resolution: N/A
Features
- AM/FM-MPX PLL Tuning - Front Auxiliary Input Jack - AM Frequency Range: 530-1710 KHz
- USB Slot & SD/MMC Card Port For MP3/WMA Music Files Playback - Fold Down Detachable Panel - FM Frequency Range: 87.5-107.9 MHz
- Preset Equalizer - Full Function Remote Control - 4 x 60 Watts Maxumum Power Output
- Encoding Volume, Balnace, Bass, Treble & Fader Control - Seek/ Scan Function - Dimensions: 17.8'' W x 10.5'' H x 5.0'' D
- 30 Radio Preset Station Memory 18GM-12AM - ID Tag
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
By Andrew L. Fuller
I have to say that I was pretty impressed with this little unit. I just installed a JVC in my wife's Jeep and I wanted something new for my car. For 40 bucks, you can't beat this little stereo. I picked up an adapter kit and a wire harness at a local retailer (if you ask, they'll throw in a fist-full of crimp caps for free), and had it installed in my 2004 ion in about 40 minutes. The stereo sounded great hooked to the factory antenna. The FM was crystal clear and adjusted easily. The multiple input slots are a great feature. I put seven or eight songs on a flash drive in WMA and MP3 and a couple of albums on a 4GB SD card and gave it a shot. From the flash drive, the stereo read both file types seamlessly and ignored any additional data that were on the drive. It also read cleanly from the SD card. The sound was good for both. I also ran my iPod through the AUX jack, and it sounded excellent. Another plus is that you can charge the iPod from the USB port while playing through the AUX jack. For what amounted to about $80 (stereo, adapter, harness), it has vastly improved the audio options that I have available.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By Justin Lloyd
JUST a USB player, what more do you need? My parents got me a CD player for Christmas that included a USB player as an extra, and after just a week, my wife and I found that we ONLY used the USB player. It was great! An 8GB card and plenty of songs, and I found that I haven't used the CD player in months and months.
So, when it came time to replace the player in my wife's vehicle (1984 Ford Bronco), I found this player, which is simply a dedicated memory card player. No need to pay extra for moving parts, gears that can strip, lasers that can get dirty, etc. etc. Just a straight up memory card player. Perfect!
The player sounds amazing, and the clarity is better than the old stereo we had in there. The USB and radio sound is crisp. This player works wonderfully. The blue background also has a wonderful look to it, and the controls and features are easy to use.
However, to the downside, and why I only gave it 4/5 stars.
There are a few features that aren't a show stopper, but are REALLY annoying.
The first. The volume reverts to a pre-set setting every time you turn the vehicle on.
Next, if you start the vehicle immediately, it'll keep in memory that you're using the USB player. However, if you turn the vehicle on (but not start it), and the player boots up and starts playing (like if you're sitting in the parking lot waiting for someone), and THEN start it, it'll reset and go to radio and forget it's playing the USB. You'll have to go back to the song you were playing. Plus, if it was on random, it'll start playing the same songs over again when you randomize it.
Last, you can only view the time for a few seconds. You can't keep it on the clock. Irritating.
So, in summation, a GREAT player with awesome features, the future of dash players, a great price, and wonderful sound. Just a few bugs that really need to be worked out. They won't ruin anyone's day, but they can be a little annoying.
In the end, however, I highly recommend it.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
By NelsonL
- The radio seems to have some reception problems that I never had with my stock radio before it died.
- Although the radio has a clock it isn't useful because there is no way to keep the clock time on display.
- When the radio is turned on the volume will go to a preset volume level (level 20) instead of keeping the volume at the last setting it was on when the vehicle or radio was turned off.
I deducted a star for each issue so can give it only 2 stars. The radio is installed in a 1993 Ford Ranger because the original radio died.
Installation of the DIN style radio mount was relatively easy, but there no instructions for actual installation of the radio. But it was helpful to view a Youtube video on the installation of a DIN style radio. The only other item that I needed to install the radio was a wiring connector adapter.
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