Product Description
The VM9224BT is equipped with built-in Bluetooth system and comes with external microphone and noise canceling circuitry. Now you can talk on your cell phone while keeping your hands on the wheel. In addition, with A2DP (advanced audio distribution profile) you can stream your music without wires to your new Jensen double din multimedia system.
Steering wheel control interface 30 Station Presets (18 FM / 12 AM) Auto Stereo / Mono Local / Distance Auto Store / Preview Scan iPod via USB High Speed Direct Connect Interface to Access iPod Playlists, Artists, Albums and Songs. Play music and view video/photo files from your iPod Built-in Bluetooth, providing hands-free profile for safety and convenience and A2DP profile for streaming music from a PDA/PMP One Composite Video Output for Additional Screens Front Panel Audio/Video Input Three-Band Tone control (Bass, Mid and Treble) with Eight Preset EQ Curves 2.0 DIN (Import / ISO-DIN Mountable) Fixed Front Panel 6.2 High Definition TFT LCD Touch Screen (1,152,000 Sub Pixels 800x3 X 480)
| Price: | $234.95 |
| as of Fri, 22 Feb 2013 07:13:13 GMT ***Remember, deals price on this item for sale just for limited time*** | |
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #19034 in Car Audio or Theater
- Brand: Jensen
- Model: VM9224BT
Features
- Front and rear USB
- Front panel 3.5mm A/V input
- Rear-view camera ready
- Front/rear/subwoofer RCA out
- Audio/video out
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By bob
This head unit is excellent for the price. Simple to install and had all the functions needed. I use an installed backup camera which comes on as soon as the vehicle is placed into reverse. The bluetooth sounds great through the speakers and listeners hear me perfect. DVD player is supurb and crystal clear. Best head unit I have ever purchased for the price. The only downfall is there is no dimmer so at night its a little bright.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By William Phillips
It's been about one week in and so far so good. I'm typically more of a high-end audio fanatic ranging from vintage mosfet amps, multiple woofers, custom fabricated dash panels with monitors, etc., but opted for a economic alternative for the family ride. Installation was fairly straight forward; I opted to fabricate my own mounting plate for a bit more shallow recess in the dash panel. Running the wire for the bluetooth mic was no problem and had plenty of length from the center console to the A-pillar. Everything else fit snug and the wiring diagram was right on key (as most are). No motorized parts on this one aside from the disc loader so no single-din monitor to be stuck out when the gears wear out.
Performance of the unit is relatively adequate for a $200 unit. Volume really comes alive around 75% max and the output is surprisingly strong and clean. The EQ control is what it is, a three band passive with sub control. I do LOATHE the fade/balance control; I actually thought it was cool at first until I had to try to get everything balanced again...
Peripherals are okay and there is nothing special about the background graphics. The touchscreen is adequately sensitive for my taste and the unit does have decent features. Bluetooth is easy to pair and connect devices and does connect quickly at unit boot-up; audio streaming from my phone is also nice although clarity is semi-poor for that action - the hands-free is much clearer than the audio streaming.
DVD playback is very nice and screen is clear and vibrant. I have yet to find a digital video format that will play through the usb port. This unit does have one video output that can be used to provide signal to other monitors. Bypassing the parking-brake is easily accomplished.
Radio is actually nice to navigate. Can't give you a good indication of the reception power because the antenna has been removed for aesthetic purposes. Front and rear USB's are nice and the SD card makes for a lot of media storage without having a cumbersome thumb drive or mp3 player to nav around. I am rather excited to get the accessory navigation unit as well.
So all in all this isn't a bad unit for the $ and for what I have always revered as being a lesser brand. Definitely do not expect more than what the description details. Quite frankly I didn't want to pay $500+ for something that may or may not last longer than 2 years at the hands of children. I hope this brand proves me wrong but until that day comes, I'm still leery.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By Lewis
This is a decent double din,it does everything I could ask for,it has a quick start up time, a great buy for the money I spent
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