SONY CDX-MP70 CD receiver for Car Stereo

by Sony

Product Details

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• Item Weight: 5 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 5 pounds
• Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S.
• ASIN: B000066OBV
• Item model number: CDX-MP70
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)

Product Description

Amazon.com Product Description

Sony's CDX-MP70 CD Receiver makes it easy to rock out in the car. It's G-Protection system combines a memory buffer, sealed CD chamber, and disc-gripping spindle to protect against skipping. It has CD, CD/R and CD/RW disc playback--including CD/R and CD/RW recorded MP3 playback. The receiver is Satellite Radio ready, with translates into having up to 100 digital radio stations available (subscription required). The receiver also features 7 EQ presets combined with a 7-band EQ, 4-way high power (which equal strong sound clarity and range), a Dynamic Soundstage Organizer (DSO) to help balance sound in the car, and the sweet SSIR-EXA tuner. The receiver's display reads ID-3 tags and CD Text, and boasts a dot-matrix LCD screen with 7 selectable colors. A wireless remote is included.

Product Description

Looking for a full-featured car stereo? Feast your eyes and ears on this Sony in-dash CD/MP3 player. It has the G-ProtectionM-^Y system, which drastically reduces CD skipping, and can play MP3 files recorded onto CD-R and CD-RW discs. It's also XMM-^Y Satellite Radio ready, so you can have up to 100 digital radio stations at your command. And thanks to 52 watts x 4 of power, with 3 sets of pre-amp outputs, youM-^Rll wonder why you waited so long to upgrade your car audio system.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

19 of 21 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars The Best CD/MP3 Radio unit for the car., November 29, 2002

By 

Yehoshoua Sasson (Newton, MA United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: SONY CDX-MP70 CD receiver for Car Stereo (Electronics)

I bought the unit because I wanted to use MP3 burned CD that I am using at work. This way I can have a lot music (like 6 conventional CDs on a single MP3 CD).

My experience after 6 months:
This is an excellent product. A very good sound quality. The power going out to the speakers is more than enough for me. In addition there are alot of features in this unit. But the most impressing thing is that for the basic operations you need to use only two dials. You can locate them easily without looking down.

Warning:
I used DirectCD by EasyCD (ROXIO) to burn my MP3 CDs. These didn't work well even though they worked well on the work computer.
The solution I used is a conventional burning.
The exact symptom was that each song was devide to mutiple tracks and the CD "jumped" between these tracks.
The solution as stated above: Use a conventional burning software. After that, everything works flowlessly including the incredible feature that it restarts from the same spot when you turn off the player.

I love:
The sound,
The fact I can play MP3s flowlessly.
The two dials concept,
The fancy display,
The fact that the face fold doen when you have to put a CD in.
The design and look of the unit.

I hate:
The fact that the song name is displayed only at the beginning of the playing. But this is not that big deal. Also by by pressing a button you can view it anytime.