Kenwood DMX4707S Digital Multimedia Receiver with Bluetooth

• 20000 Hz 96k Sampling: 20.
• 20000 Hz 48k Sampling: 20.
• 20000 Hz 44.1k Sampling: 20.
• 20000 Hz Total harmonic distortion 1kHz: 0.

Product details

Double DIN Flash Memory Card Radio Satellite Radio Bluetooth Auxiliary Audio Input USB Touch Screen Rear Facing Camera Support Apple

The Kenwood DMX4707S 6.75″ Digital Multimedia Receiver allows you to display and control your Android smartphone on the screen of the head unit. You can enjoy your favorite apps on a large display and with impressive sound quality. Before starting, just install the free app Mirroring OA for KENWOOD on your smartphone and connect it to KENWOOD Receiver via a USB cable and Bluetooth. Apple CarPlay is a safer way to use your iPhone in the car. Simply talk to Siri or touch the receivers display to get directions from Apple Maps, make phone calls, listen to voicemail, send and receive texts, and listen to music from Apple Music or your favorite 3rd party streaming services like Pandora and Spotify, all in a way that allows you to stay focused on the road. With the latest iOS version (iOS 12.0 and higher), 3rd party navigation apps like Google Maps and Waze are also supported. Android Auto was designed with safety in mind, helping you to minimize distractions and stay focused on the road. KENWOODs multimedia receivers combine an intuitive voice controlled interface with a large touch screen and superior sound quality, making it the perfect complement for your in-car life. You can even listen to and control music from your favorite streaming services like Pandora and Spotify. Navigate to where you need to with Google Maps or Waze. Use the graphic equalizer to tailor the sound quality to your unique tastes. Additional sound staging is available with the Time Alignment feature, designed to provide optimal sound performance. An optional rear view camera enhances safety while backing up and monitoring behind your vehicle. Built-in, adjustable parking guidelines further add to its effectiveness.