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Panasonic CQ-C8400U Car CD Player

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Product Description: Panasonic CQ-C8400U

A MOS-FET high power amplifier (60W x 4 max.) delivers pure signal output by minimizing crossover distortion during current-to-voltage conversion of the signal from the preamp stage. What does this mean? Benefits are apparent in an excellent high-range signal-to-noise ratio, reflecting minimal treble noise. The result is highly faithful sound reproduction with...
A MOS-FET high power amplifier (60W x 4 max.) delivers pure signal output by minimizing crossover distortion during current-to-voltage conversion of the signal from the preamp stage. What does this mean? Benefits are apparent in an excellent high-range signal-to-noise ratio, reflecting minimal treble noise. The result is highly faithful sound reproduction with expressive musical detail.

Spice up your drive with Panasonic CD receiver's high definition 3D action graphics that look especially cool on the illuminated blue display. There are five motion patterns, including Formula 1 racecar action and a scenic cityscape called Metropolis, and 10 still images to choose from.

This CD receiver not only plays CDs, but also CD-R/RW discs, including MP3 and WMA formats. If you've got WMA and MP3 music files recorded on the same CD-R/RW disc, no problem - Panasonic CD receiver can handle it. For your listening pleasure, the acclaimed Alphatuner V FM/AM tuner circuitry is built into this unit as well, and there are 18 FM and 6 AM presets. Through years of experience, Panasonic advanced technology has made it possible to pack all of these incredible features into such a compact 1-DIN form.

You can easily upgrade to an external amp system by using the dual preamp outputs on this 4-channel head unit. This allows for a maximum output voltage of 5V and output impedance of 60 ohms that not only help protect the signal from external noise, but also permit low power amp gain for powerful reproduction of transient peaks with minimum distortion. In addition, a non-fading, low impedance subwoofer output is available to make adding a dedicated subwoofer amplifier to your system easy.

Personalize your sound system with Panasonic's SQ7 seven-band graphic equalizer. Not only does it provide manual adjustments to help you fine tune your music, but it also offers a series of one-touch equalizer settings, such as Rock, Pop, Vocal, Jazz, Club and Flat.

Product Specification: Panasonic CQ-C8400U

Included Devices:Radio, CD, MP3 player
Anti-Theft Type:Detachable
Maximum Power Output:60 Watts x 4
Media Supported:CD-R
Additional Features:Screen saver, Motorized front panel, CD Text capable, CD Changer control, Rotary encoder multi-control, ID3 tags support
Number of Discs In Dash:1
CD Changer Control:Yes

User Reviews: Panasonic CQ-C8400U

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    Nice.........Very nice !

    By chris j  May 17, 2005 | 1 out of 1 found this Panasonic CQ-C8400U review helpful

    Pros: powerful amp, big screen, clear sound

    Cons: small buttons, no pre-set buttons, questionable quality on the accessorys

    When my Kenwood died only after year and a half I was a little surprised. I had Kenwoods in the past and didn't have any problems but theres always a first time for everything. When I went looking for a new radio my limit was only $200 dollars or... less so I had to keep away from "higher end" units but at the same time I didn't want anything too basic. My first choice was another Kenwood but the Panasonic cq-8400 caught my attention especially since it was on clearance at 6th ave. electronics for exactly $200 dollars plus free installation ! I couldn't pass it up. The first thing I noticed was the big screen with all the flashy graphics. Very cool but it kinda looked like a black and white screen in certain angles but still impressive. What was even more impressive was the sound. Although it's rated at 60 watts x 4 it seemed way more powerful then my old Kenwood which was rated at 50 x 4 and on top of that it sounded even clearer. I started thinking "I thought Kenwood was a better brand then Panasonic ?" but the cq-8400 proved me wrong. It even picked up radio stations better. The only real cons about the cq-8400 were the remote and face case. The remote's battery door was way too hard to come off and the same with the face holder. It too was hard to open. Lack of pre-set buttons almost forses you to use the remote but thankfully it's pretty simple to use and thin so it fits your hand well. Overall the Panasonic cq-8400 is very good unit. It's a steal in the $200 dollar range. Read more Less

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