JVC KD-X360BTS 1-DIN Bluetooth In-Dash Mechless AM/FM/Digital Media Car Stereo Receiver with Pandora/iHeartRadio/Spotify Control

I bought the first one for my tow rig...an 89 GMC 3500. I chose it because it's shallow depth allowed me to do a much cleaner install in the factory tape player location without sticking out...and none of my last 6 JVCs have failed me (replaced only for newer technology). I drove across 5 states a couple days later, and saw how good of a choice it was. More tuning options than I could have imagined. Built in cross-overs...graphic EQ...full RGB color selection allowed me to perfectly match the truck lighting. The hands-free bluetooth works great with the included mic....very clear as long as I roll the windows up. I still haven't found anything I want to do that this can't.I liked it so much...when I got home, I bought another one for my show car, and 87 Fiero GT. I like it just as much in this car. Much louder car, mic still works great (with windows up....but sunroof doesn't seem to affect it). Again, I couldn't be happier with it. If I had another vehicle...I would get one of these for it.Both vehicles run the highs off the radio, and a sub with amp. The crossover allows me to adjust the frequency, the slope, the gain, and the phase...of each set of speakers individually (for both the speaker outs and the RCAs).With proper tuning, I was able to use max volume without distortion. If it isn't loud enough, then you have unreasonable expectations of the built in amp.My only complaint is that you can change the colors on the buttons....but the display is stuck as white. It still looks good though...I would show pics, but it doesn't seem to want me to upload them this time.

First off. This head unit is very light and takes up minimal deck space behind the head unit. It sounds great ( using the pre outs all 3) going to a 5 channel amp. Head unit knob does feel a little cheap but overall super happy with this. Especially the bluetooth and usb fast charge out put on the front of the head unit. It has numerous color options for days. I seem to like the purple the most.Bluetooth: seems to work great, walked about 45 feet away from the car then it started loosing its signal but who needs it to be that strong.Mic: Have plenty of cable to run it about any where in the vehicle. It seems to work ok it could use a better mic which im going to look into for a upgrade and seem to work best directly behind the steering wheel. Dash was not that clear but felt like i had to yell for other to hear me lolFm AM Stations: Works great picks up channels my other head units would not. Idk if anyone uses this any more but it works if your wondering lolTuning: It has everything you would want in head unit as far as "Fine Tuning" it has some great features can adjust the audio for how far the speakers are away from you ect Cant usually find these features unless you drop over 300 bucks on one but here it is on this one for under 80 bucks!!Overall im super happy with my purchase and would recommend any one this head unit on a budget but wants all the goodies. BTW it does not have a cd player in it. Its fine with me id rather connect to spotify and jam out lolI could go all day on the goods on this head unit but i tried to keep it basic for everyone. Will update 1 month after use.

This stereo was easy to install and set up. The sound quality is good and the screen has a ton of different customizable options. The only downside is that when it connects to your Bluetooth device it automatically plays. When you end a call either you made or was received by you it turns the last thing that was playing on. It’s kind of annoying. All in all though it is a great product for the money.

The thing that attracted me to this radio, and it's silly I know, the fact that I could change the display color. I hate radios that are blue or other bright annoying colors that don't blend with the lighting in the vehicle. With this one I was able to get very close to the vehicle colors and the radio does not look out of place like so many aftermarket radios do. I also really like how the volume for the various inputs can be adjusted relative to each other so that no matter which input you're using the volume level is consistent as you change between them. So many systems the bluetooth connection is really low and you blow your ears out if you switch from bluetooth to radio without turning the volume down first. Not the case with this system. One minor complaint is the bluetooth connection is a bit slow to connect. Not a big deal, but it's long enough that I'm just about ready to pick up the phone to make sure it's working when it finally connects. It's probably a good 90 seconds or more. In my other vehicle the radio I have there connects in about 15 seconds.

I installed it in a 1992 GMC Sierra and it works very well it produces amazing sound quality. Only thing I can’t figure out is the light flickers when the music changes pitch’s and I want that to turn off because it is annoying at night. If anybody knows how to shut it off let me know. I figured out how to turn the color flickering off works with a subwoofer very well.

Installation and set up was pretty simple and the orange almost matches the BMW interior lights in my E30. Bluetooth works great and I ran the microphone under the steering wheel and haven't had any issues. All things considered, I think it's a great bang for your buck.

It doesn't sound clear past volume 27 on high power. It sounds worse when you start messing with the equalizer and other digital enhancements. It can sound good on lower volume levels. A subwoofer is a must have with this head unit if you want a full sounding stereo. Otherwise, good enough for someone who just wants background noise or listen to talk radio. Also, the sun's glare renders the display useless. Looks great at night.

I bought this to install in an older car with a DIN slot.Love it. Works great, Looks Great, Easy to install and operate.