JVC Bluetooth In Dash Digital Receiver
Picked up the JVC KD-X50BT car stereo for my 1997 Chevrolet Truck. I also bought the Scosche installation kit and wiring adapter to replace the stock stereo. Installation was a snap and the stereo works perfectly. The bluetooth paired up with my Samsung Focus S Windows Phone without a problem. I mounted the included microphone just behind my steering wheel and the hands free features worked as expected. Streaming music from my phone works perfectly as well. I used a thumb drive with the front USB port and it worked great. It seems to scan the USB drive when you turn on the stereo and it might take awhile if the USB device is large. I've been using a 4gb thumb drive for now. I did plug in a 320gb Toshiba USB hard drive and the drive did spin up and show it had power but the stereo did not want to read anything on it. I did have 50gb of music on there. There might be some sort of size limit that I haven't taken time to figure out.
The Aux input worked great as does the FM radio. There is no CD drive on this unit, which for me was perfect because I don't use CDs anymore. The remote is very small kinda awkward really. Not sure why you need a remote for a car stereo anyways but it's there. It looks like it's meant to be a keychain but I don't use it. The color selections for the buttons and display are a cool feature as well. The sound out of the unit is good. I connected up a cheap 10" subwoofer and a 250watt amp and it sounds even better now. The unit has 2 USB ports, one on the front and one that's a wire out of the back. The bluetooth radio is not built into the stereo itself and is a small bluetooth adapter that takes up one of the USB ports. Not a big deal since I didn't plan on trying to connect 2 USB devices anyways, just thought I'd mention it. Overall I'm really pleased with the stereo and am glad to be rid of the stock cassette stereo I've been using in my truck!
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