Kenwood KMM-BT206
 | Outdated Product Application area: car; DIN size: 1DIN; Short body; Front panel: detachable; Media types: USB storage (front); iPod/iPhone connection; Android connection; FLAC support; Multimedia: Bluetooth; Power per channel (W): 50; Number of channels: 4; DSP; Speaker connection: ISO/RCA; Line out: 1 |
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The Kenwood KMM-BT206 car radio is one of the most affordable offers in the class of single-din processor receivers. In addition, it captivates with a couple of interesting features. Let's dwell on those in more detail.
First swallow
The device became the first sign of Kenwood with support for the Amazon Alexa voice assistant (understands only English) and tight integration with the Spotify music service. Head unit settings and audio track playback control are “rotated” through the Kenwood Remote smartphone app. For example, the graphical menu interface of the proprietary programme allows you to fine-tune the cutoff frequencies according to the caliber of the speakers and the distance to them, rather than setting these parameters directly from the receiver.
omnivorous
The audio system configuration is set in two available modes: two-channel (2WAY) and per-channel (3WAY). The car radio is "friendly" with all major audio track formats, including confidently "reads" uncompressed FLAC files (24 bit / 96 kHz). In one sitting, two smartphones are connected to it in hands-free mode and up to five mobile devices in audio track playback mode.
Notable Features
The buttons and rotary volume control of the head unit are illuminated in red, the characters on the display are illuminated in white. Among other features of the model, it is necessary to note a shortened body, which, in particular, simplifies installation and facilitates wiring. Well, the cherry on the cake is the tasty price tag of a car receiver, akin to a well-made non-processor car radio.
