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Comparison Pioneer MVH-S510BT vs Alpine UTE-92BT

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Pioneer MVH-S510BT
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Spotify support. Shortened body.
Clear and deep sound. Wide arsenal of sound settings. Reading FLAC format. Bluetooth module. Duplicate notifications from Facebook. Fine-tuning the screen backlight. Control from the buttons on the steering wheel.
Application areacarcar
DIN size1DIN1DIN
Short body
Front panel
detachable
detachable
Media types
USB storage (front)
iPod/iPhone connection
Android connection
USB storage (front)
iPod/iPhone connection
Android connection
FLAC support
Equipment
Multimedia
Bluetooth
Bluetooth
Equalizer
Number of bands139
Number of fixed settings10
High Pass Filter (HPF)
Low Pass Filter (LPF)
Bass Boost function
Amplifier specs
Power per channel50 W50 W
Number of channels44
Control
Volume controlknob controlknob control
Control functions
steering wheel controls
steering wheel controls
Outputs
Speaker connectionISO/RCAISO/RCA
Line out33
Inputs
front AUX
More features
Tuner bandsFM/AМFM/AМ
Illumination colour selection
BacklightRGBRGB
Added to E-Catalogoctober 2018january 2016

Short body

Tape recorders with a shortened body.

In this case, shortened means a case that has a shallower depth than classic radio tape recorders equipped with CD drives. Due to this, such models are quite compact, which, in particular, simplifies installation and facilitates wiring. Of course, CD / DVD discs are not supported in principle by such radio tape recorders, but this is not a serious drawback — nowadays there are quite enough alternatives to such media. Also note that the shortened layout does not affect the mounting size (see above) — it can be 1 DIN or 2 DIN, and standard solutions are even larger.

Number of bands

The number of bands in the radio equalizer.

In this case, the band means a separate part of the frequency range, the volume of which can be adjusted using the equalizer independently of the other parts. The more bands the equalizer has, the more accurately it allows you to adjust the overall sound of the car radio acoustics. However, note that multi-band equalizers are quite difficult to set up, therefore they are recommended primarily for experienced users.

Number of fixed settings

The number of fixed settings (presets) provided in the car radio equalizer.

The presence of such settings can greatly simplify the adjustment: choosing the right preset is easier than manually adjusting each EQ band. At the same time, presets are often selected by the manufacturer for certain genres of music and have the appropriate names — "Rock", "Pop", "Jazz", etc.; this simplifies the task even more. And the more fixed settings in the device, the wider the choice of the user. In some radio tape recorders, in addition to pre-flashed ones, user presets are also provided — they can be programmed in advance and turned on in the same way as the preset ones.
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