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Pioneer Premier DEH-P710BT - Radio / CD / MP3 player / digital player - Full-DIN - in-dash - 50 Watts x 4 |  | Brand: Pioneer
Category: Car Audio or Theater
List Price: $359.99
Buy New: $249.95
as of 3/19/2010 11:37 CDT details
You Save: $110.04 (31%)
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Seller: DiscountsJungle
Rating:  8 reviews
Sales Rank: 6522
Media: Electronics
Shipping Weight (lbs): 4
Warranty: 2 years warranty
MPN: DEH-P710BT
Model: P710BT
UPC: 012562943534
EAN: 0012562943534
ASIN: B002BTJQQM
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | CD receiver with built-in MOSFET amplifier (14 watts RMS CEA-2006/50 peak x 4 channels) | | • | plays CDs, CD-Rs, and CD-RWs, including discs loaded with MP3, WMA, and AAC files (will not play Digital Rights-protected music files) | | • | built-in Bluetooth for hands-free calling with compatible phones | | • | detachable face with OEL animated display | | • | built-in iPod control -- no adapter necessary, Pioneer's included connecting cable lets you leave your iPod cable at home |
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Product Description
Sick of listening to static? CD Players improve sound quality and add features like Bluetooth and iPod control that you're built in factory stereo might otherwise not have.Pioneer offers a World First, iTunes tagging for FM radio (using RDS data). And for you digital radio fans, Pioneer has also made this feature available for HD radio.Enjoy vibrant, exciting displays with the large Full-Dot OEL display that makes it easier to see what is playing, no matter what the light is like. Scroll through your iPod with greater ease with 3-Line list mode. Even enjoy features like 3D full motion screen savers.Plug in your passenger's iPod while leaving your own connected, practically doubling your music. Keep your iPod in your car and add songs into the mix with a USB drive. The possibilities are endless.Enjoy the convenience of having Bluetooth built right into the unit, with no additional hands free car kits or other accessories needed. The unit acts like a speakerphone, channeling the sound through your car speakers which makes the call sound better. It also automatically mutes your music so that you'll never miss a call. This unit also includes an exclusive twin beam microphone for exceptional clarity.It's easy! Simply plug your iPod directly into the unit using the included cable, and you are ready to rock and roll. Listening to an artist that you just can't get enough of? Now you can hold the "List" button down and it will pop up folders containing that specific artist, album, or genre. You can also have your passenger control your music directly from the iPod.
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 8
Pioneer is the best quality February 26, 2010
Odilzhon Mulladzhanov (Key West, FL, USA)
I like very much Pioneer Premier. It has very good quality of sound. Only Pioneer is the best in the sphere of sound. It has good filters, and very comfortable 2 USB for Iphone & Ipod. It has very comfortable remote control on the steering wheel.......
I love it only for the best quality of sound. The other brands can't do what can do Pionner
Great Radio Great Price February 22, 2010
William B. Baxter III
This radio is great simply because you can get bluetooth and usb integration for a very affordable price. This unit has more connectivity options than most new cars for a fraction of the price. The controls can be a bit confusing because you have alot of functions and such a limited amount of space. That aside it's 5 stars!!
Car radio January 31, 2010
Philippe Jean Jorat (Palo Alto)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
Tons of inputs,blue tooth works ok and sounds great. Station presets difficult to find. Might be me since I'm a guy and don't tend to read the instructions per usual. I'm sure I'll get around to it when I get annoyed enough.
 Great......but November 1, 2009
Honest Abe (NC)
5 out of 6 found this review helpful
This unit was purchased to replace an Alpine CDA-9833 receiver. I was done with the whole CD thing and wanted to move to the USB thing since it made more sense to me than playing MP3s off discs. I had the six disc changer for the Alpine as well as the Sirius adapter. I did purchase the Sirius adapter to accompany the Pioneer unit which works great when at a standstill. See my description of usefulness below.
The aesthetics of the Pioneer are outstanding. It just looks sweet as hell but is VERY reflective so any sunlight will make the display difficult to read. I've not spent more time determining if I can alleviate this but my initial experiences are that I have to hold my hand over it to block the sun and see what is actually going on. Hopefully I'll address that issue and it won't be as much of a liability as I currently see it as.
The usefulness is a different story. Why someone decided that one button capable of being pressed inward as well as in four different directions would suffice for those wishing to make changes on the fly defies logic. It works great if you're parked and have the time to redo things since you may have slightly pushed to one side rather than directly in. If you're driving, this thing could get you into SERIOUS trouble...crumpled metal, screeching brakes, etc. It is just NOT a user friendly design and was poorly thought out as a means for use while moving. My advice is to spend the time to get all of your preferences made and leave them alone until the next time you park your vehicle. As someone who also owns a Harley and rides quite a bit, I can only pray that folks who own this unit wait until they get home to finalize the tweaks. Your "whoops" can be our death. This unit is NOT for playing with while driving. Attempting to do so will almost certainly entail the sounds of a crash and litigation that makes the cost of this unit look like peanuts.
The Blue Tooth works flawlessly and I've been told my voice sounds better through the unit than through the phone itself. Pairing the phone to the unit is easy and once done works flawlessly to date. Should you receive a call, the sound is interrupted and you simply answer. I mounted the microphones on my visor and pointed them directly at my face. Should you wish to make a call.....see my usefulness description. I've only had the unit in operation for a few weeks so assume I'll get better with it as time passes. I still believe it could have been made much more user friendly.
As far as the terrestrial radio tuner goes, I rarely listen to terrestrial radio but the one station I attempted to listen to kept washing out. It was one on the lower side of the dial which tend to be less powerful so it is what it is. I don't forsee checking that station again.
The crossover and equalization features work very well (assuming you're using amplifiers, subwoofers, etc.) and I am very pleased with their operation since my Alpine unit had similar but better features and was worried that I wouldn't have the same level of control over the sound as I had with the Alpine unit. Again, you set them while sitting and leave them until the next time you're sitting...see my usefulness description.
I have determined that I will need to readjust the gain settings on my amplifiers with the new unit but figured that would be required. The bass is much stronger with the Pioneer and I haven't even touched the Loudness or Bass Boost features. So far, it's PLENTY without doing so.
I don't own an ipod/iphone so use both USB ports are for portable drives. One USB port has been wired to the dash for thumbdrives whereas the other has been wired to my glove box for the big storage devices. Keep in mind that the unit only recognizes drives formatted in FAT32. When you get your brand new 250GB drive and hook it up, you'll be told it isn't recognized since it's most likely formatted in NTFS. You'll have to reformat the drive to FAT32 and then reload your audio files. Once again, Pioneer dropped the ball on this. There is a workaround but it's a pain in the ass. You have to go through DOS to format your large drives to FAT32 whereas the little ones aren't an issue and allow that. Why Pioneer would set up a unit that doesn't recognize the NTFS format of drives is ridiculous. I'm guessing they've done so hoping to sell next years model?
I don't have a dog in the fight. These are my initial reactions based on the replacement of my Alpine units. My amps and speakers attached to this HU are all of competition quality even though I don't compete. I just like my music to sound pristine.
I reluctantly gave the unit 4 stars even though I feel it really only deserved 3. By all means this is a unit that will please your ears and your eyes and is a very high quality unit. Just be prepared to do all your tweaking when you're parked and safe. At least my Alpine allowed for on the fly adjustments without endangering others. If you attempt to tweak this unit while driving you are asking for trouble.
The remote that comes with the unit is very limited in functionality so really don't see it as a major plus.
The sound system in my car typically boggles the mind to those who don't spend the coin to get things done. As I've stated, I'm not dissatisfied with the unit but certainly think there are MANY ways it can be made better.
While I wouldn't say that I recommend this unit, I certainly can't discount it for all of it's features...if you tweak them in your driveway. Your mileage may vary......
WOW! October 26, 2009
Laurel C. Graham (Palmer, AK USA)
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
This Pioneer stereo is everything that I wanted in a deck for my truck. It is awesome, love it! It got here in Alaska in record time too. Will definately buy from this supplier again!
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