Comparison Pioneer SPH-DA240BT vs Pioneer SPH-DA230DAB

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	Pioneer SPH-DA240BT	Pioneer SPH-DA230DAB
	Outdated Product	from £287.99 up to £294.49 Compare prices 2
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TOP sellers	Find prices on Amazon.uk Find prices on eBay.uk	Amazon.co.uk £288.00 Buy in shop Idealo.co.uk £294.00 Buy in shop
Application area	car	car
DIN size	2DIN	2DIN
Media types	USB flash drive (rear) iPod/iPhone connection Android connection	USB flash drive (rear) iPod/iPhone connection Android connection
FLAC support
Screen
Screen size	7 "	7 "
Resolution	800x600 px	800x600 px
Touch screen
Equipment
Multimedia	GPS module Bluetooth DAB radio MirrorLink	GPS module Bluetooth DAB radio MirrorLink
Equalizer
Number of bands	13	13
High Pass Filter (HPF)
Low Pass Filter (LPF)
Bass Boost function
Amplifier specs
Power per channel	50 W	50 W
Number of channels	4	4
DSP
Control
Volume control	mechanical buttons	mechanical buttons
Control functions	steering wheel controls Apple CarPlay Android Auto	steering wheel controls Apple CarPlay Android Auto
Outputs
Speaker connection	ISO/RCA	ISO/RCA
Line out	3	3
Video output (composite)	1	1
Inputs
AUX
Video input (composite)	2	2
For backup camera
RGB input
More features
Tuner bands	FM/AМ	FM/AМ
Illumination colour selection
Backlight	RGB	RGB
Added to E-Catalog	october 2018	june 2018

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High Pass Filter (HPF)

The ability to adjust the high cut without affecting other frequency ranges. Thanks to this, you can improve the overall timbre of the sound by completely removing the high frequencies, if necessary (for example, for a subwoofer). Moreover, this method of adjustment is much simpler than adjusting individual equalizer bands (see above). Typically, this function is combined with bass control (see below).

Low Pass Filter (LPF)

The ability to adjust the low cut without affecting other frequency ranges. Thanks to this, you can completely remove low frequencies (for example, for salon acoustics, when the subwoofer is “responsible” for the bass), without affecting other frequencies. This way of adjusting is much easier than adjusting individual EQ bands (see above).