Planet Audio P350MB Car Stereo Single DIN Digital Media AM/FM Receiver

Planet Audio P350MB Car Stereo Single DIN Digital Media AM/FM Receiver

Take your car audio to new heights and add some fun and convenience to life behind the wheel with the Planet Audio P350MB 2 DIN  Bluetooth USB MP3 Car Audio Receiver. The Planet Audio P350MB Car Audio Receiver is packed with features. 0 This player is also compatible with Audio out from smart phones and MP3 players. A wireless remote and USB charging.

Features:

• Bluetooth - Answer / make calls and be hands-free with no distractions. The built-in microphone picks up your voice and the speakers let you hear the caller. You can also play and control your music and apps like Spotify / Pandora wirelessly
• Media Playback - Play music through your Bluetooth device and use the USB port. Digital media support include MP3 and WMA file formats. Tune into the AM / FM radio stations for up to date music/news/sports and more
• Auxiliary - Compatible with the audio output from smartphones as well as MP3 players
• Inputs - The USB port gives you the option to have a vast library of audio files at your fingertips. The auxiliary input is a convenient way to hook up to your MP3 player/device
• Outputs - Use the front, rear pre-amp outputs to hook up your speakers (Front Left/Front Right and Rear Left/Rear Right)

Specifications

• Dimensions: 1.97” x 7.01” x 2.76”
• Weight: .95 Lbs.,
• 50 watts x 4 Max power

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