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A music file normally goes from the iPod's memory to its digital-to-analog converter (DAC), where it's processed and sent to your headphones. Some car stereos can take a file directly from the iPod to process it with their more advanced DACs. The end result is better sound.
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The face or front of the radio can be removed as a security measure.
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The receiver's face flips down to reveal the CD, cassette or digital media slot. With no slot on the outer face, a larger display is possible.
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To receive digital audio broadcasting, you will need an HD Radio tuner. Some receivers have the tuner built-in, while others have the option to add a tuner.
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The receiver is compatible with optional components that will receive digital satellite radio broadcasts such as Sirius or XM Satellite Radio. The digital satellite service must be subscribed to separately.
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A set of non-fading RCA outputs designed specifically for the subwoofer amp, often coupled with a built-in low-pass crossover and level control.

Steering Wheel Control Compatible

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Many cars are equipped with steering wheel controls for the factory stereo. When used with a compatible adapter, the controls will work with your new radio.

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A port on the receiver that serves as an input for a USB cable. Different receivers have different capabilities, so it's best to check the specific model to see if it will control the device you have in mind.

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Number of RCA output jacks on the rear of the receiver, used for connecting external amps. The most common configurations are 2 channels (one pair of R/L stereo outputs), used for connecting a 2-channel amp; 4 channels (two pairs of R/L stereo outputs), used for connecting a 4-channel amp, and 6 channels, with the third pair of outputs generally intended for use with a subwoofer amp.

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Steering Wheel Audio Control AdaptersIf you're considering replacing your factory radio with an aftermarket receiver, adding a steering wheel control adapter lets you keep the full functionality and convenience of your steering wheel controls. In this article, we'll cover how steering wheel adapters work and how to choose one that...

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