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Ebay thinks I bought the S100 for some reason. I bought the DSX-S310BTX This is the best car radio I've ever had I believe and I've had a lot of high end stuff over the years. It works flawlessly with my Motorola Milestone phone every time. Love being able to control the phone without ever taking it out of my pocket to make a call or play Pandora. I don't miss playing CDs at all. I've got a 32gb thumb drive in the internal tray and never take it out until I want to add more songs to it. Works great. The sound quality is very good with lots of options. The interface is easy to learn, unlike the radio I replaced. Pushing the control knob straight in is the only thing that can be a little fussy but its not a big deal. I use the remote most of the time anyway. The large display is very nice and easy to read in all light conditions that I've experienced. Without the CD player, there is so much more room to display info. Love that. Installation was a breeze. Just like any other single DIN radio built in the last 15-20 years. I love how the industry as standardized the wiring colors. If you've wired up one radio, you've practically done them all. The microphone for the hands-free calling works pretty well. People I call can tell I'm in hands-free but they can hear and understand me just fine. It was easy to install on the sunvisor and even can pick up my passengers if they need to talk. But they must speak loudly. That's a good thing since you don't want it picking up background noise. I drive a loud diesel truck, so that gives you some idea of what environment its working with. The only feature it doesn't have that I might someday want is a Aux 3mm input. But so far I haven't needed it with the Bluetooth capabilities.Read full review
I have been looking at upgrading my OEM radio for a couple of years. So many options out there that I wasn't really sure what I wanted until recently. I realized that I listened a lot more to music I purchased rather than what was on the radio stations or satellite. I had to find something that I could use on the bike that gave me the freedom to listen to radio, satellite, or my iPod or phone, while also charging. The only option that I could come up with that fit my budget was the Sony DSX-S100 (or the marine model). I am really enjoying how crisp the sound is, along with having my personal music library at my fingertips. I did pair this with a Biketronics Retro install kit to make the task a lot easier on myself. Now, I can go for hours and hours down the road and still enjoy my music.Read full review
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Love the idea that your iPod or other mp3 player internally, gives info on each track, and charges the media player when it is plugged in. Can set the highs, lows, mids, subwoofer and has preset EQ's. Comes with wireless remote and easy to follow installation instructions.
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Super awesome unit. Very easy to use and sounds awesome. Love the accessibility of the tray for my iPod, makes it convenient for hiding it in my car. Overall a great unit for the price. Can't go wrong buying one of these!
This radio is a pretty good model, I've only begun to use it and its already a good buy, radio comes in clear, ipod playback is excellent, and it was easy to instal i highly recommend everyone to get one. you get many features for the price of it.
