| JVC KD-R200 AM/FM Single-DIN MP3/WMA-Compatible In-Dash CD Receiver with Remote Control |  | Brand: JVC
Category: Car Audio or Theater
List Price: $99.95
Buy New: $79.98
as of 7/30/2010 19:52 MDT details
You Save: $19.97 (20%)
New (6) Used (5) Refurbished (1) from $65.00
Seller: mistermoney-hq
Rating:  37 reviews
Sales Rank: 7,601
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3.7
Dimensions (in): 9.8 x 10.8 x 4.5
MPN: KDR200
Model: KDR200
UPC: 046838036415
EAN: 0046838036415
ASIN: B001G7EUMU
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | AM/FM radio, CD, CD-R/RW, MP3/WMA receiver | | • | 4 x 50 Watts maximum power with one pair of pre-amp outputs | | • | Detachable face with white-on-black display | | • | Includes auxiliary input for use with external devices | | • | One-year limited warranty |
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Amazon.com Product Description
The KD-R200 is a great replacement for bare-bones stock systems. Enjoy CDs and CD-RWs, MP3/WMA CDs, and AM/FM radio, or connect your digital audio player or other external devices through the front auxiliary input. The 50W x 4 MOS-FET power amp and 24-bit DAC offer solid sound performance. You can also adjust the settings with 3-band iEQ presets.  caption Click to enlarge. |  Front panel auxiliary input for external audio devices. |  Includes full-featured wireless remote. Click to enlarge. | CD and MP3/WMA Playback
Enjoy your favorite CDs or burnt CD-R/RWs, or get more bang for your buck with MP3/WMA discs--burn hours of music to one disc and get ID3-TAG support for display of artist and song info. AM/FM Radio with HS-IVi Tuner
Sometimes you just want to listen to the radio. The KD-R200's AM/FM radio features automatic presetting of strongest signals and 6 presets for each band. The HS-IVi tuner features higher sensitivity, thanks to three IF bandwidths (wide, middle and narrow). It also includes AM Noise Canceller plus upgraded IF filters that help avoid the distortion caused by interference from adjacent stations. Dial in Your Sound
Perfect your sound with a three-band equalizer and Loudness control for low level listening. Input and Output
A pair of preamp outputs (rear or subwoofer) is provided for adding a little extra power to the KD-R200's onboard 50W x 4 amplifier. A 3.5mm front panel auxiliary input is also included for use with iPods, MP3 players, or other external audio devices. Wireless Remote
A full-featured wireless remote is include for controlling receiver functions. What's in the Box
JVC KD-R200 Receiver, trim ring, sleeve, remote control, wiring harness, installation hardware, installation manual, instructions
Product Description
An affordable yet powerful CD receiver featuring 50W x 4 output by MOS-FET power amp and pure sound reproduction by 24-bit DAC. You can also plug your iPod or Digital Audio Player into the front the KD-R200, which boasts other great features such as a selectable Rear/Subwoofer output with level control, Level Adjustable 1/4" Mini-Jack AUX Input, and 3-Band iEQ equalization MP3/WMA Capable. Wireless remote control also included.
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 37
 Just what I needed July 22, 2010
W. Oliver (Alabama)
I wanted a CD player in my Nissan truck so I could listen to audiobooks. This one wasn't too expensive and it works fine. I did not install it myself and had a mechanic do it. The radio as well as the CD player works fine and I've had no problems with it after using it for 6 months. I've never used the remote and don't really understand why a person would need one but it is there if I ever do need it.
One minor complaint is that I can't figure out how to turn off the scrolling display - basically all I want to see is the time displayed. If anyone can tell me how to do this, I'd be most grateful!
 GREAT!!! June 25, 2010
SHOPPER44
I was able to get my daughter the same exact radio that a big box store was selling for $50 less - all without any hassles, defects or problems. Will definitely buy from here again. 6 months later there is no problem with her radio.
great item June 8, 2010
zeb k (texas)
works great - this is my second jvc and I really like it. Simple, basic and good performance
Great Radio April 21, 2010
Gary Pinkney (California)
Great!! Radio I purchased this for my 2007 Suzuki Burgman 400 Which Fits Perfect in my Glove Box I really like it becuze it's more or Less China Parts,
Except the Romote which is made in China Pray that it will last a Long time as Remote goes, China not very good with Remotes,
But plays great and glad to have it installed,, Been thru 7 MP3 Players don't seem to last but 6 Months thru 1 Year, So this time Purchased a Auto Radio that will last 5 or 6 years or More ,Thank God...
Highly recommend, but not for older cars April 11, 2010
J. Malek
I bought this product almost a year ago and have overall had a great experience with it. My old car stereo was stolen, and so I decided to get one with a detachable faceplate, and haven't had a problem since. It's easy to use and pretty intuitive. This is where things got complicated: Not knowing that much about car stereos, I wasn't aware that it wouldn't be compatible with my '96 Honda. A change was made sometime after 1996, and newer stereos have a different plug system for installation. I had to purchase a $20 harness and have my husband SOLDER wires together in order for it to fit. Others may be more savy than I am, but it would be nice if sellers noted that newer stereos are only compatible with newer cars! We could have had a store like Best Buy install it for us, but decided to do it ourselves to save money.
Other than that, my main criticism is that there isn't really a place to put my fingers when I am pressing the faceplate into place--the whole thing is filled with buttons, etc. Other than that awkwardness, it's held up perfectly and still plays like new. I haven't used the remote control, because I'm usually the only one in the car, but it might come in handy for families who are taking turns controlling what's on the radio--you don't have to be in the front seat to change it.
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So I spent my work breaks this week and all of Saturday installing a new stereo in my car. It was quite a battle, and this video doesn't even come close to listing all the issues I ran into, but it should still give some people an idea of what to expect if they have an early 90's car.
New JVC Stereo JVC KD-R200
I got the new JVC KD R200 stereo for my car. It cost 79.99, the wire harness cost 19.99 and the dash kit cost 12.99. I installed it myself. If you got any questions just ask. Please rate and leave a comment, thanks.
How to install a JVC radio in a Dodge Ram, part 2
This is a step-by-step video of how to install a generic JVC KD-R200 radio into a 1998 Dodge Ram Quad-Cab. In this second part I illustrate how I wise the radio in a way that dosen't harm the truck.. I think it is real important to never modify the car's wiring or dash, I hate it when people just start cutting holes. When my install is done it all looks nice and factory but more importantly, everything could be removed and returned to stock to sell the truck for instance. I would appreciate any comments or questions, ideas or difficulties you might have. Post a video response of your project and how you were able to overcome it. I am a History teacher by trade but a tinkerer at heart. The truck is Cummins turbo diesel with about 150000 miles and numerous modifications including a pack break, propane injection, duel circuit ditch lights tied to the high/low beams, trailer break switch to kill breaks when pulling an empty trailer, fuel pump pressure boost light (you only kill one injection pump from starvation before you learn) electric lift pump to save the injector pump, remote heavy equipment fuel filter and a long range fuel tank that will let me go nearly 1000 miles between pumps.
Installing a JVC radio Dodge Ram
This is a step-by-step video of how to install a generic JVC KD-R200 radio into a 1998 Dodge Ram Quad-Cab. In this first part I illustrate how I built an adapter plate to mount the radio in the dash. I think it is real important to never modify the car's wiring or dash, I hate it when people just start cutting holes. When my install is done it all looks nice and factory but more importantly, everything could be removed and returned to stock to sell the truck for instance. I would appreciate any comments or questions, ideas or difficulties you might have. Post a video response of your project and how you were able to overcome it. I am a History teacher by trade but a tinkerer at heart. The truck is Cummins turbo diesel with about 150000 miles and numerous modifications including a pack break, propane injection, duel circut ditch lights tied to the high/low beams, trailer break switch to kill breaks when pulling an empty trailer, fuel pump pressure boost light (you only kill one injection pump from starvation before you learn) electric lift pump to save the injector pump, remote heavy equipment fuel filter and a long range fuel tank that will let me go nearly 1000 miles between pumps.
Hella Bass on my stereo
playing hella bass by stunnaman on about 49/50.. I know thats a lot but I've turned all my gains down. What you see here: my boss audio ba2900, AKAI EA-G30 Graphic Equalizer, Realistic Graphic Equalizer/ Amplifier, JVC KD-R200, 12" Prolab sub, 12v battery and my Realistic floor speakers. tell me what you think!
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