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(More customer reviews)It seems to be a good product. The only thing I want to know is: How can I jump to other folder in this stereo without a monitor? If you have 3 folders in your MP3 CD, it reads the first of them, but it can't jump (automatically or not) to the next folder.
I hope to be mistaken, but I tried and I can't.
Update: Bossaudio online support is really bad. I requested a ticket system account last week and... nothing at this moment.
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Enjoy both DVD and CD entertainment when out on the road with the Boss Audio BV6500 DVD/CD in-dash receiver, which features a cutting-edge wide OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) screen--which looks terrific from every angle and draws less power than conventional LCD displays. The OLED offers NTSC/PAL compatibility. The DVD/CD player is compatible with standard DVD movie and CD audio discs as well as CD-R/RW discs and MP3 file burned to CD discs. It provides 80 watts of peak power through four channels and dual (front and rear) RCA outputs. Other features include Dolby Digital and DTS surround sound compatibility, a 1-bit D/A converter that ensures flawless audio playback, PLL synthesized AM/FM tuner with 30 presets, preset EQ curves, and a fully detachable front panel.
What's in the Box In-dash car stereo and CD/DVD player, remote control (with battery), printed operating instructions; backed by a 1-year warranty
Tech Talk RMS versus Peak Power: Peak power is measured by a brief musical burst (such as a crashing cymbal) and refers to the maximum amount of power that a device can produce from such a burst. However, a more reliable specification is RMS (root square mean) power, which measures the maximum continuous power that an audio device can produce. With a higher RMS figure, your music will sound cleaner as well as louder.
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