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BluetoothUSB 2.03 Year Warranty

An attractive marine radio perfect for your boat but can be used for automotive purposes. In addition to standard AM/FM radio the front panel includes USB & SD card slots which allow playback of MP3s. There’s also a 3.5mm auxiliary port so you can connect an iPod, headphones, or Smartphone for playing back music, and built in Bluetooth®️ v5.0 for connection to your smart devices. The unit can be controlled with the infrared remote or front panel interface. For audio tinkerers, a myriad of settings are available including bass, treble, balance, and fade settings. There are also rock, pop, and classical equalisation pre-sets to suit your taste in music. Installation is straightforward, just connecting via the supplied 14pin plug; all speaker cables are labelled to streamline the install. The USB, SD card and AUX sockets all come with splash proof silicone covers.

Features:

•    MP3/USB/SD Player
•    Inbuilt Bluetooth for music playback
•    Rust-resistant chassis
•    Electric Detachable Panel
•    UV-resistant faceplate and trim ring
•    USB/SD front panel input
•    Includes wiring harness for conenction to ISO fitting commonly found in exisiting vehicles or can be removed and hardwired

Music play sources:Bluetooth
Power output:8.25WRMS / 8 Ohm x 4 and 13WRMS / 4 Ohm x 4

Marine AM/FM Radio with MP3 Player and Bluetooth

Cat. No: QM3814
1.0(1)
$139
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$124.95 / unit
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$110.95 / unit
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Two of these dead, not buying a 3rd.

MattOctober 2024

I bught this "marine" radio for my boat because it was a decent price and it fit the hole that was already in my dashboard. The only thing about this unit that's "marine" is that it's white... it is in NO way waterproof or even corrosion proof. I've had two of them now, both died after getting a bit of a splash (very minor for what you'd expect a "marine" radio to be able to handle"... and I had them installed inside a case that's supposed to protect them!. If you never put your boat on the water it'll be a fine addition, but if it's going anywhere remotely damp buy something with an IP rating.

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