KENWOOD EXCELON DDX595 CD DVD BT RECEIVER 6.2 TOUCH SCREEN 13 BAND EQ

Description

THIS ITEM IS IN STOCK
About the Kenwood Excelon DDX595
NOTICE - WEBLINK FEATURE AS ADVERTISED MAY NO LONGER OPERATE IN THE UNITED STATES
Touchscreen controls and smartphone integration
The Kenwood Excelon DDX595 DVD receiver brings in more smartphone integration, using WebLink to let you use apps like YouTube and Yelp for assistance on your drive. Don't worry, Kenwood didn't skimp on other phone features like music from Internet radio stations, Bluetooth® streaming, and a Kenwood app to control the receiver. And Kenwood backs up this receiver with a 2-year warranty.
Lots of media
iPhone and Android users, you can tap into Internet radio stations like Pandora® and Spotify for huge music libraries that can stream to this Kenwood. If you're looking for radio stations that stick with you, add a SiriusXM tuner to this Kenwood to enjoy satellite radio's deep programming from coast to coast. You can plug your Android phone or iPhone into the rear-panel USB port, and control the music in your phone while you charge it. The port can also handle music stored on a thumb drive, including high-resolution FLAC music files. You can even go old school with all those little shiny discs (CDs and DVDs) in your collection.
Wireless convenience
Bluetooth enables wireless streaming for music, podcasts, and audiobooks, along with the convenience of hands-free phone calls. This Kenwood lets you quickly switch between two paired phones — handy for vehicles with more than one driver. You can also control this car stereo directly from your iPhone® or Android™ phone using Kenwood's free Remote app.
More sweet features
Use the 13-band equalizer and built-in digital time alignment to put yourself right in the recording studio. The DDX595 also provides three pairs of RCA preamp outputs that'll send a clean, 5-volt signal to any outboard amps in your system. This Kenwood also includes front and rear camera inputs, letting you connect dash and backup cameras. The Kenwood's screen will show the rear camera feed with graphic parking lines when your vehicle is in reverse — a great feature, especially for tight parking spots.