Sony CD Player
CDXGT100
This great in-dash CD player by Sony has 52 watts of power spread out over four different channels. The CD player can play not only regular CDs, but also CDs that have been burned in your computer. This CD player has a great look to it with red illuminated buttons and a blue LCD. You can play your CD back in order, or set the player to shuffle to spice things up a bit. If you are worried about theft, the CD player has a removable faceplate so you can hide the fact that you have it to passerby's and deters theft of the unit. This CD player typically sells for around $100.
Pioneer iPod/ Satellite Radio Ready CD Player
DEH-P3800M
This CD player is not just a CD player it is also a satellite radio and has he ability to control your iPod. Why just buy a CD player when you can get this complete car audio package with everything you could possibly want for your vehicle? This CD player is ready to play the satellite radio of your choice be it XM radio or Sirius. You have to purchase a subscription to the satellite radio of your choosing, but both will work along side the CD player beautifully. In addition to satellite radio you can also purchase an optional adapter that will allow you to play your iPod through your car stereo system and control it using your CD player. This CD player like the Sony has a detachable faceplate to prevent theft. The buttons of the player light up green. This Pioneer CD player typically sells for around $130.
JVC CD Player
KD-G220
This CD player by JVC has a removable faceplate like the other two models. One thing that makes this particular CD player unique is its ability to play back WMA files and MP3s. You can often save a lot more files on a CD than you can if you burn a CD normally. This CD player can be great for playing back those files off your computer as well as playing your favorite CDs. This CD player by JVC usually runs around $100.
When you purchase an in-dash CD player it is important to get the CD player professionally installed. When you are shopping around for CD players ask the staff what their cost is for installation. Many larger named stores will often do your installation at no cost. An expensive installation can often take away from any deal you may get on the player itself so keep that in mind while you shop for the best price in your area.
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