Sony XAV-AX8100

If you've been on the fence about upgrading the radio in your vehicle, it's time to hop over. Sony's XAV-AX8100 digital multimedia receiver gives you phone integration essentials like Android Auto™ and Apple CarPlay®, plus screen-mirroring capability with WebLink® Cast. But the really exciting thing is that it uses a single-DIN (2" tall) chassis design to unlock awesome, 8.95" touchscreen control for vehicle owners who thought they could never have an interface this big in their dash. This Sony's resistive touchscreen hovers over your dash and you can adjust its angle for the best possible fit. All that, plus extra power, awesome expandability, and quick wake-up when you start the car, help make this stereo an upgrade you won't regret.

Product highlights:

General Features:

• Digital multimedia receiver with AM/FM tuner (does not play CDs)
• 8.95" resistive anti-glare touchscreen with three-way adjustable mount
• Fits single-DIN dash openings
• Bluetooth hands-free calling and audio streaming

Smartphone Features (see Details for info on compatibility with specific smartphones and apps):

• Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatible
• WebLink Cast for screen-mirroring with Apple and Android devices

Audio/video Features:

• Plays MP3, WMA, AAC, and FLAC music files
• 10-band graphic equalizer
• High- and low-pass filters
• Extra Bass
• Dynamic Stage Organizer for improving stereo image

Expandability:

• Works with SiriusXM SXV300 tuner
• Inputs: rear USB port, HDMI input, and rear-view camera input
• Outputs: 5-channel preamp outputs (5-volt front, rear, mono sub)

Other Information:

• Wired connection to parking brake required to access settings and other features on this receiver (the brake must be connected and set for video display)
• Built-in internal amp (20 watts RMS CTA-2006/55 peak x 4 channels)
• Wireless remote
• Compatible with most factory steering wheel audio controls (adapter required)
• Quick Wake-up feature for fast turn-on
• Warranty: 3 years

For more information, visit Sony's website

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