Reviews for Pyle PLCD65WXMU Car CD/MP3 Player - 160 WAM, FM, XM Ready - 18 x FM Preset - USB - MPN: PLCD65WXMU 
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krakatil
- Sep 14, 2007
Good player, good priceStrengths: Many functions, USB input, USB recording Weakness: Sometimes skip when playing a CD A very good unit. Sound quality is excellent, and it has tons of functions. Three FM-bands plus AM band programming - you can put all the stations there. Not only it works as an MP3 player, it RECORDS to USB! And it does it very smart, creating a separate AUDIO folder. Did you find it helpful or unhelpful? Top
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joenlis
- Feb 9, 2006
Nice Receiver with lots of featuresStrengths: USB input for MP3 devices. XM ready. Weakness: Some buttone/controls are awkward to use This is a nice receiver with lots of features for the price range it is in. You can use your USB flash drive and play mp3 songs from it - just plug it in the front of the receiver. Will also play mp3s on CDR and CDRWs. Did you find it helpful or unhelpful? Top 
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Nice Receiver for the money!
Strengths: EXCELLENT radio station reception! Lots of features. USB flash drive capability. MP3, CD-R, and CD-RW capability
Weakness: Will not continuously display time/clock, no front panel AUX-in connector.
I purchased the Pyle PLCD65WXMU In Dash CD/MP3 Player (MP3 Support, XM Ready) basically due to the low cost and high number of features. I really like this unit! It does everything I need, only couple complaints I have is (1)there is no AUX connector on the front panel, although the rear panel has 2 and (2) you must press a button to display the clock/time and it only displays for a few seconds - there is no way to continously display the clock so you can't just glance at your radio to see what time it is, you must first press a button and that button is in somewhat of a awkward location (just above the vol knob). Receiver has lots of features and will play just about any CD/CDR/CDRW you give it (with regular audio or full of MP3 files). The USB input on the front panel is excellent for connecting a USB flash drive. It is XM ready but I don't have the service, so I can't comment on this feature. First unit I purchased did have a problem - occasionally when in another mode (Radio, USB, etc.) the CD mechanism would try to play a CD (even if there was no CD in the unit) so momentarily the unit would swith to CD Play mode and make a spinning noise as if trying to play a CD. During this time, the unit would go silent for about 2-3 seconds and then resume the playing in the previous mode. Called tech support and they said it's a defective unit. Going to replace it today. Assume that this was corrected with the replacement unit unless I amend this review.
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