September 16, 2013 – Pioneer announces three new models of digital media receivers for active users of smartphones and other digital media in the car. Designed for maximum connectivity and a competitive price MVH-X560BT, MVH-X360BT and MVH-160UI models play media files from iPod iPhone, Android smartphones and USB-drives, their tuner works on AM FM-radio frequencies.
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MVH-X560BT and MVH-X360BT models are equipped with a Bluetooth module that allows you to make “hands-free” calls and receive streaming audio.
As smartphones continue to grow in popularity among European youth, and discs are being replaced by multimedia media most often in this population, we developed our new multimedia receivers with them in mind: young people will have a versatile and affordable way to listen to their entire music library while driving,” commented the announcement Tom Van Biervliet, product planning manager of automotive electronics Pioneer Europe.
Bluetooth wireless connectivity
The flagship model MVH-X560BT with built-in Parrot Bluetooth module and MVH-X360BT with Pioneer Bluetooth module can keep you safe while making phone calls while driving. Bluetooth technology makes it possible to make them in “hands-free” mode, as well as receive streaming music from Bluetooth devices. You can listen to the interlocutor’s voice through the car speakers, and respond using the built-in external microphone, ensuring optimum speech quality.
MIXTRAX EZ technology
Pioneer’s revolutionary ‘virtual DJ’ technology, MIXTRAX EZ, is featured in the MVH-X560BT and MVH-X360BT. It turns the user’s phono library into a real DJ set in non-stop mode. MIXTRAX technology connects the tracks with a variety of transitions and sound effects. The impression of “disco on wheels” is enhanced by the ability to program the backlighting of the display of digital media receiver MVH-X560BT pulsate and change color in tune with the music played.
Extensive smartphone compatibility
All three models of Pioneer digital multimedia 1-DIN receivers are compatible with a variety of digital sources – iPod/iPhone, compatible Android smartphones, USB drives, portable MP3 players and other mobile devices that support playback of MP3, WMA and WAV files. With direct iPod/iPhone control, the user can enjoy high-quality sound by connecting the gadget directly to the receiver’s USB port. A handy bonus is the receiver ability to recharge your connected iPod or iPhone. Control the selection of media files stored on Android smartphones via Bluetooth for the MVH-X560BT or MVH-X360BT models or via a USB interface for all three models . For those who wish to use steering wheel control buttons, there is an input for this type of control: when the connected phone is active in conversation mode, the sound of the head unit is muted.
Branded design and improved interface
The new models come in a modern and striking design, with a user interface easily coordinated with the latest external devices. The MVH-X560BT features an enlarged information zone and RGB button lighting, allowing you to choose from a myriad of colors. The shorter body it’s 40% less deep than the Pioneer CD receivers is ideal for non-standard installations where every millimeter of space is a stake.
Superb sound
All three models feature high output power thanks to 4x50W MOSFET amplifier LF/MF/HF tribblocks and Advanced Sound Retriever ASR technology which recovers information lost while compressing music files. Presence of 5-band graphic equalizer allows you to adjust the sound according to the specific acoustics of the car and the owner’s tastes. Three line outputs for front and rear speakers two on the MVH-X360BT and MVH-160UI and a subwoofer output plus high and low pass filters give the installer extra flexibility.
Now available
Pioneer MVH-160UI car receiver will be available in late September 2013. Recommended retail price 2490 Dollars. The release and price of MVH senior models will be announced additionally.
Can anyone provide insights on the differences between the MVH-X560BT, MVH-X360BT, and MVH-160UI multimedia receivers? I’m looking to upgrade my car’s audio system and want to make an informed decision. Any feedback on the performance, features, and compatibility with various devices would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
The Pioneer MVH-X560BT, MVH-X360BT, and MVH-160UI multimedia receivers all offer a range of features to enhance your car’s audio system. The MVH-X560BT stands out with Bluetooth connectivity, allowing for hands-free calling and music streaming. It also has a more advanced equalizer for personalized sound settings. The MVH-X360BT is similar but lacks the advanced equalizer and has slightly fewer connectivity options. The MVH-160UI is a more basic model with USB and Aux inputs for music playback.
In terms of compatibility, all three receivers are designed to work with a variety of devices like smartphones and MP3 players. When comparing performance, the MVH-X560BT provides a more robust sound experience with higher power output and superior sound customization options. Ultimately, your decision should depend on your specific needs and budget. Make sure to consider factors like connectivity options, sound quality, and ease of use when making your choice.
Can anyone provide a comparison between the MVH-X560BT, MVH-X360BT, and MVH-160UI multimedia receivers? I’m interested in knowing their features, performance, and overall user experience. Which one would you recommend and why? Thank you in advance for any insights you can share!