CDR KING Digital Car Stereo

**zap.FREEDOM** · February 27th, 2011 02:54 PM

Originally Posted by Ginnova

mas mura pa ngayon. as low as P380.

GD-3021U
Car Stereo
Php 380.00

Features

Electronic tuning FM radio
Supports USB and SD/MMC card
Power Speaker Output: 2x30W
DC12V power supply
LCD digital display
Night lighting indication
Fix panel

san CRD-king branch ng inquire sir?

**Ry_Tower** · February 27th, 2011 03:32 PM

^
bump.

**a3n3as** · February 27th, 2011 05:47 PM

Tama ang observation ng iba about static sound, ito ang drawback ng unit. Isipin mo na lang mura naman sya compare sa branded HU with these features.

**Ginnova** · February 27th, 2011 06:45 PM

nakita ko sa website. pero dumaan ako pavilion walang tig-380. 580 lang yung meron. tempting yung price. kuha sana ako ng isa for my daughter's room.

**Ry_Tower** · February 27th, 2011 09:16 PM

Originally Posted by a3n3as

Tama ang observation ng iba about static sound, ito ang drawback ng unit. Isipin mo na lang mura naman sya compare sa branded HU with these features.

Sir sobra bang nakakairita or hindi naman? TIA

**lefty06** · February 27th, 2011 09:36 PM

nakabili ako dati ng fm modulator nakakabit sa cigarrette lighter ok naman. car tv, flashdrive, laptop cooler, etc. up to now buhay pa.

pero ito di ko pa nasubukan.

**Kboy** · February 28th, 2011 11:09 AM

I bought the one priced 880. It's has output specs of 4x11W.

Frankly, I don't think I need any more than that. I just set the volume at around 30 and it's loud enough for me. Max volume I think is 100. Sound quality for me is passable though I don't have anything better to compare with. Some say perceptible ang difference ng quality between something like this and a branded one like pioneer.
I haven't tried the FM because I don't have an antenna installed.

Pros (for me)
Reads my 2GB flash drive quickly.
Sound quality seems acceptable.
Has 3 pre-set equalizer settings: Pop, classic, Rock. You may set your preferences manually though you can only set treble and bass.
Has a mute function.
Has an auxiliary port.
Has 4 rca ports at the back.
Remote control

Cons
You cannot create a playlist, cannot choose a folder to play.
It doesn't save your settings and the last played file. If you turn off the car, every setting you made goes away.
Some buttons aren't labeled properly, only numbered.
It has a clock but I have not yet found a way to set the time. No instructions!

Manual is a 1 page multi-folded piece of paper.

I thought my unit was broken because after I uninstalled my old clarion casette player and use the same lines to power the MP3 headunit, it would not power up! I was about to return the unit when my brother-in-law suggested I join the red (with the fuse) and the yellow wires and connect them to the positive source of my old stereo. It worked!
Can anybody explain me why this was? Thanks!

**xtian119** · February 28th, 2011 11:49 AM

*Kboy,

The yellow wire should be directly connected to the positive source of the battery. While the red one should be connected to the positive source but is controlled by the key when you switch it to accessories.

Maybe this is the reason your last saved settings on the stereo is not saved. The yellow wire should always be wired to a positive source all the time. Otherwise the changes you made will go away.

**Kboy** · February 28th, 2011 12:05 PM

*xtian119
Wow! Thanks a lot!

Now I understand!
Do I have to set-up a live connection to the battery? Or does this line normally exist and I'll just have to find where it is? I tried to use the same wires/connections that my old stereo used. I'll see if I can find wire.
In the wiring diagram of my old stereo, it has a wire labeled "memory" while in the CDR-king's diagram, it has "accessory" is this the same thing? I connected the the same wires and the head unit would not power up.