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Nakamichi NAM1612 7" Double DIN Multimedia Receiver Bluetooth USB Radio Car Stereo

Nakamichi NAM1612 7" Double DIN Multimedia Receiver Bluetooth USB Radio Car Stereo Nakamichi

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Nakamichi NAM1612 7" Double DIN Multimedia Receiver Bluetooth USB Radio Car Stereo

NAKAMICHI is a Japanese consumer electronics brand and represents a long, proud tradition of quality and innovation in acoustics and electronics. Over the recent years, NAKAMICHI has earned a spot and made its name as a manufacturer of high-end car and lifestyle systems. Nakamichi NAM1612 7" Double DIN Multimedia Receiver suitable for universal use across all vehicle models.

Specification:

GENERAL

  • Voltage: 14.4V(10.5-16V)
  • Panel Installation Size: 178×100mm / 170×96mm
  • Net Weight: 0.8kg


TFT SCREEN ITEM

  • Display Size: 7"
  • Display Resolution: 800×480
  • Contrast Degree: 400
  • Brightness: 400nit


BLUETOOTH

  • Communication System: BT4.0+EDR 
  • Frequency Band: 2.4GHz
  • Max Range: 5m


AUDIO

  • Maximum Power: 4×50W
  • Pre-output impedance: ≤600Ω
  • Speaker impedance: 4-8Ω 


VIDEO

  • External Video Input system: NTSC/PAL/SECAM
  • External Video Input: 1VP-P/75Ω


VIDEO FORMAT

  • H264/MP4/AIV/MKV/FLV
  • AUDIO FORMAT
  • MP3/APE/AAC/FLAC


USB INTERFACE

  • USB: Readable/Chargeable (5±0.25V/1A)


RADIO

  • FM Frequency Range: 87.5-108.0MHZ
  • AM FM Frequency Range: 522-1620KHZ

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