JVC KD-SX27BT Car Stereo with Bluetooth, 100W Digital Media Receiver, 1.5A USB to Charge Devices, Single DIN Head Unit, AM/FM, Aux-in, JVC Remote App

Great radio, use them In my harley installs for my customers. Super easy radio for an inexpensive upgrade. Works with Harley handled bar controls when used with the correct harness.

Great radio with a multiple eq setting to really control how you want the music to sound

This is a simpler older-style radio--which is just what I wanted. This radio has actual threaded m5 holes on the side to allow for that mounting style. Many (most?) radios these days simply have a place in the thin metal housing that is bent to allow insertion of a bolt. the thin metal in such an arrangement will not allow a bolt to be tightened very much and will not support the weight of a radio for long. Sounds good and seems to have good functionality. However, when the on button is pushed the radio takes about five seconds to light up and about 10 seconds to start producing sound. Waiting on this warm up can feel like an eternity when you are backing up, buckling up, checking your mirrors, and doing the other many little things that you may be doing when you prepare to start your drive. If I didn't know better I'd think this old-style radio was dark and silent while its vacuum tubes were warming up--it's annoying...

A great Bluetooth car stereo, easy to install, works well. Picks up on radio reception easily with no issue.

Shallow unit as there is no cd player, its simple to use. Its well made. Sounds great on factory astro van speakers bluetooth paired well and plays great. Bang for buck on a budget 🫡

Installed this into an 1987 Monte Carlo. This provided great sound when paired with the Pioneer speakers in the front and the rear Kenwood speakers. I am not using an amp. Sound is clear. USB play back works well. The large knob is a great feature and makes controlling the radio easier when driving. The button placement is logical with the most used ones in logical locations. The display is easy to read. It is a nice feature that the display and button brightness can be programed. Also unlike many radios I have installed over the years this dims properly with when the headlights are turned on. This is a great stereo for cursing around with far superior sound quality to stock. It is not a deep radio so it fits well in the dash. A nice feature is that the clock sets itself off of the FM signal that it picks up. One downside is that the advertised app is not available for use with my Pixel phone. The play store states it cannot be installed since it was made for an older version of Android.

So many features that I don't know how to use, but I wish I knew how to fully utilize them. Nevertheless I love this stereo, it's my second one like this, this one is just the updated version of the one I used to have.

This unit is worthless if you are hooking up to an external amp or crossover. It will not let you bypass the crossover or speaker configuration. You are forced to use the units crossover network even when selecting through for the frequency range. If you hook up to the rca outputs only it gives you 3 speaker configurations all going to the subwoofer or rear speakers if you have any. I might have been able to use the speaker line outputs with a line converter but it's really not worth it. I started my return and am going to buy a different head unit. I've been installing car audio for over 35 years. I've built multi-amp systems with crossovers and dsp-s. I've built subwoofer enclosures and 3 way component speaker setups from scratch. Believe me when i say this unit is junk if you hooking it up to external equipment. Sometimes thing are over engineered to the point where they become worthless. This is one of those items. A head unit can't control everything which This one is trying to do. There's a reason external amps, crossovers, dsps and eq's are made.

Cadeau acheter à mon gendre et il est très satisfais ,,il n’as pas eu de misère à l’installer et le son est top