Sony CDX-GT420U Reviews

Installed in 2005 Hyundai Elantra GL 4 door Sedan

All I had to do to install it was get a harness for my Hyundai Elantra 2005, screw it in, and it worked right away. I am using a Kingston DataTraveler 100 4GB Flash Drive to load the music. It works very fast actually, but if you have several folders and

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First off, NO CAR RADIO IS PLUG-AND PLAY! well, it was for me because I upgraded from a CDX-1200, which uses the same adapter. Second, I can use the usb port to charge my zune (thank goodness) even when the car is off, and third it makes this weird beepin...

USB+AUX IN in the front, not in the back, very nice remote about the size of a credit card but thicker, awesome sound quality with my 3-way speakers, better reception than my old radio, removable faceplate.

Won't work USB with my Microsoft Zune, but so far only the microsoft sync system can do that, so I cant really blame.

I am new to the field of automotive audio, but this product left me feeling like I'd made a good decision. I only have four 5.25" speakers, so I can't comment on either the sound quality with a better setup or the more advanced features of the unit, but i...

Just about the cheapest I could find with slot for USB and support for AAC format. Everything is well designed. Came with good manuals and several nice features. It looks and sounds good. I don't have the 20-30 second USB load time others described, but t...

It can be kind of tough to remove/replace the faceplate sometimes, for some reason. Also, whenever a song title is longer than the display screen, the words begin to scroll across the screen, rendering them practically unreadable. This isn't really a big