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CD receiver with built-in amplifier (17 watts RMS CEA-2006/52 peak x 4 channels) * Bluetooth wireless connectivity works with compatible cell phones, music players, and more * plays CDs, CD-Rs, and CD-RWs, including discs loaded with MP3 and WMA music files * compatible with Sony's iPod® adapter, HD Radio tuner, and satellite radio (tuner, antenna, and subscription required) *


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Buyer's feedback: - * Sony MEXBT2600 ...
Replaced OEM headunit in a 1994 BMW 325i. Unit fit perfectly out of the box. When first installed, radio had sound but CD did not. Contacted SONY customer support website and found correct solution: switch AMP REM and ANT REM wires. Sound quality is excellent with factory speakers. Bluetooth phone works with a Treo 755, although mic is a bit muffled even on hi gain. Have not tried BT audio. Only weaknesses so far: 1) Unit has front Aux input but no rear Aux input (must use XA-C40 or bypass bus control), 2) No volume adjustment for CD (Aux and phone have volume adjustments). Otherwise, exactly what I needed: In-dash CD receiver with BT and Aux input at a competitive price.

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Buyer's feedback: - Great product for the price and includes Bluetooth
I got this item refurbished by Sony for about $62. So far, it works as expected. I have the LG VX8700 from Verizon and called up people using the Bluetooth. No one complained about the sound. I also tested the MP3 and WMA capability and it plays almost all my files including Chinese songs. Of course, the only problem is that it can't display unicode characters but I'm satified. By the way, you can detached the face plate but it doesn't include a case for it. I wish they would include it. Otherwise, it is a solid product.

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Buyer's feedback: - * Terrible Bluetooth ...
I purchased this because I wanted a stereo with built in bluetooth for handsfree phone calls. I could not make or receive any calls while in my car because the microphone barely worked. Anyone I talked to reported hearing lots of background noise and they could barely hear me at all.

There is no way to connect and external microphone. So no solution by way of closer mic placement to your mouth is available

I would steer anyone I could away from this one.

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Buyer's feedback: - Blue Tooth Microphone barely works
Everything works great on this unit except for the main feature. I bought the unit from Crutchfield and the the people I called could barely hear me. Crutchfield replaced the unit and I had the same identical problem. Now I am trying the 5000 and it is working a little better, but still not properly. Be ware there is a design flaw with the microphone ...

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Buyer's feedback: - * Amazing quality and features at such a low price point! ...
I bought this receiver for two key features: MP3 CD playback and Bluetooth connectivity. At $170 at BestBuy, I was a little worried that the Bluetooth feature would not be all that great. The microphone is on the unit itself, no special attachment like the higher end Pioneer ones have that clip onto the visor.

Well I had nothing to worry about because the Bluetooth feature works like a charm! While driving I tested it out both on the streets and on the freeway and the person on the other end could hear me just fine. They did say that you could tell it was like a speakerphone type sound, but it was very audible and understandable and much better than the MotoT305 and MOTO T505 I had tested out prior. The T505 had a lot of potential since it clips on the visor and has an FM transmitter, but it was a little cumbersome to use and my caller said the Sony receiver call sounded much better. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!