Reviews of the Sony MEX-BT2600
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CNET Review
The Good: The Sony MEX-BT2600 has an impressive built-in Bluetooth hands-free calling interface complete with a built-in microphone and good call quality. Its wide range of supported audio formats include Bluetooth audio, MP3, WMA, and is compatible with satellite and HD radio.
The Bad: The lack of phonebook transfer means drivers will need a voice-dial enabled phone to make the most out the calling interface.
The Bottom Line: For the price, the Sony MEX-BT2600 is an impressive all-in-one in-car communication and entertainment device.
Manufacturer: Sony
Part number: MEX-BT2600
General
- Product Type Radio / CD / MP3 player
- Series Xplod
- Recommended Use Car
- Form Factor Full-DIN - In-dash unit
- Faceplate Type Detachable
Audio System
- Sound output mode Stereo
- Sound effects DRIVE-S
- Equalizer Yes
- Audio system controls Treble, Bass, Balance, Fader, Attenuate, Volume, Loudness
- Amplifier max output power / channel qty 52 Watts x 4
- Audio system built-in display Fluorescent
- Audio system CD changer control Yes
- Clock Yes (digital)
- Additional features Phone book, Telephone mute, Bluetooth hands-free for cellular phone, ID3 tags support, Title scroll, CD Text capable, IPod ready, Satellite radio tuner control, Flip-down console, Bluetooth audio streaming
Equalizer
- Equalizer band qty 3 bands
Radio
- Type Radio tuner - AM/FM
- Station preset qty 30
- AM station preset qty 12
- FM station preset qty 18
- Additional radio features SSIR-EXA, Preset buttons, Best stations memory
CD System
- CD system type CD / MP3 player
- MP3 playback Yes
- Media load type Slot-load
- Digital audio standards supported WMA, MP3
- CD-R compatible Yes
- CD-RW compatible Yes
Remote Control
- Remote control type Remote control
- Remote control technology Infrared
Connections
- Connector Type 1 x Audio line-in ( Mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm ), Audio line-out
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