If you want a great quality bluetooth music player and want to move away from the old CD's that we have no reason to have anymore

music is nice an loud an clean...stylish

I came across this JVC unit, and liked that it does not play CD's or tapes, but strictly digital music.

The unit can control the ipod function, or you can go into the settings of the unit and change it so that you can operate your music from your phone (like when your phone will show that white screen saying accessory connected or

I don't have any interest in the Bluetooth option, so have two USB thumb drives mounted-for more than enough music to suit any needs.

I got this for my girlfriend so she could use hands free calling and listen to Pandora and other streaming radio as well as the music stored on her phone

Mediocre music quality for average Android users through bluetooth (NOT JVC's fault).

I always had to pump up the volume to have a phone conversation, then after the conversation the radio will switch back to playing music automatically and will blow out your speakers and ears with all the harsh base/treble at full volume

otherwise it doesn't work, or just loose the music A2DP protocol, and only supports the phone (which doesn't function due

music is nice an loud an clean...stylish

While I love music, I don't obsess over wattage ratings and the like

Streaming music from my phone works perfectly as well.

And music streams great from phone as well

I downloaded the JVC Smart Music Control app from JVC on the Google Play Store.

Also, I use the Waze app on my iPhone as my GPS, and I really like how the stereo will quiet the music (not completely mute) when there is a verbal direction given by the app, even when I'm in another app streaming music

But I bought this to connect with my iPhone 5, which it does well (calls, music, etc

While Google reviews are rough on the JVC Smart Music Control app, I don't think it is so bad as people make out.

Phone calls, Pandora, my own music on my cell phone, all work great

Just fill up your iPhone or iPad with some good music AND PUMP UP THE VOLUME!!!

My only complaint about bluetooth is the degraded music quality.

Usually it's connected by the time I've pulled out of my drive• Sound quality is good and has a basic equalizer for a few simple adjustments• Simple interface, easy to adjust with one hand without looking• Several options for inputs as well as outputsCons:• Screen can be a little dim in bright daylight• Playing music on a flashdrive is a little clunky and scanning can take a very long time (has to be done every time radio is turned on or off)• Automatically switches to usb mass storage when I plug my phone in to charge