text: Watch a video Watch our product demo video Front Back Photos (4) Video View larger JVC KD-HDR70 CD receiver Item #: 105KDHDR70 50 Reviews This item is no longer available. Original Price: $139.99 Shop all Car Stereos Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. Overview Reviews Details Accessories Articles & Videos by Zak Billmeier If you love local radio, don't miss this one — JVC's KD-HDR70 CD receiver taps into the awesome digital AM/FM sound quality of HD Radio™. Its built-in tuner lets you explore what HD Radio has to offer, including the alternate programming offered by many stations. And here's another cool feature on this JVC — the variable-color display lets you dial in just the right hue to match your dash lighting. You can even set one color for the main display while setting another for the buttons and controls. It's up to you! Control your iPod®, plus tag the tunes you like Once you plug your iPod or iPhone® into the receiver's front-panel USB slot, you'll blaze through your songs and playlists with the KD-HDR70's controls. You can also switch control to the iPod itself so a passenger can DJ. Either way, all song and artist info will show up on the receiver's 2-line display. When your iPod's connected, just tune in to an HD Radio station to take advantage of the tagging feature — "tag" a song you like, and you'll be prompted to buy it from the iTunes® store the next time you connect your iPod to the computer. More ways to play your music This versatile stereo will handle all your CDs and recordable discs, as well as discs or or thumb drives you've loaded with MP3 and WMA files. You'll find two auxiliary inputs so, for example, you could plug a game console into the front input and permanently install a satellite radio dock on the rear input. Why risk your life talking on your phone while you're driving? You can add JVC's Bluetooth® adapter and conduct your phone conversations with both hands on the wheel. It all starts with the sound JVC's built-in amplifier gives you plenty of clean volume without distortion. You'll appreciate the extra flexibility that the 3-band parametric equalizer offers for dialing in the right sound for your vehicle. Looking to add bass? Three sets of 2.5-volt preamp outputs lets you add amps and subs to your system. The subwoofer output features a selectable low-pass filter, and you can add just the right amount of bass with the subwoofer level control. Want to keep your steering wheel controls? In most vehicles, you can use an adapter to connect your vehicle's steering wheel controls to this JVC stereo. Connect a few wires, then program the adapter for your particular car and the JVC, and you'll retain the convenience of your steering wheel controls. Check the "Accessories" tab for compatible adapters. iPod note: If you're going to use your iPod with this receiver, be sure to check "Details" for specific iPod model compatibility with this receiver or its optional iPod adapter. Product Highlights:General features:CD receiver with AM/FM tunerbuilt-in MOSFET amplifier (20 watts RMS CEA-2006/50 peak x 4 channels)built-in HD Radio tuner with iTunes taggingplays CDs, CD-Rs, and CD-RWs, and MP3/WMA files on discvariable-color display (separate control over right and left sides of receiver)detachable faceremote controlAudio features:built-in iPod and iPhone controlbuilt-in HD Radio tuner with iTunes tagging3-band parametric EQsubwoofer level controlExpandability:inputs: front and rear auxiliary inputs, front USB inputoutputs: 6-channel preamp outputs (2.5-volt front, rear, sub)works with JVC's Bluetooth adapterOther info:compatible with most factory steering wheel audio controls (adapter required)CEA-2006 compliantwarranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee Why replace your factory radio? Two good reasons - sound quality and cool features. A new car stereo offers power that's superior to most factory radios, along with more sophisticated tone controls. And most car stereos offer built-in or optional features that add safety and fun to life in your car, including inputs for your iPod or MP3 player, Bluetooth connectivity for hands-free cell phone calls, satellite radio or HD Radio reception, and connections for building an audio system in your car. JVC KD-HDR70 Reviews Average Customer Review: 50 reviews Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $350 rewards card Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. 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Enter the URL of your YouTube™ video review or product demonstration. e.g., "http://www.youtube.com/v/o79TWHh598U" 500 characters left Pros 500 characters left Cons * Agree to Terms By checking this box you agree your review becomes the property of Crutchfield, that you are over 18 years of age, that you own or have owned this product, and that you are located within the United States or its territories. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Do not buy JVC KD-HDR70 Written By phredathevanet, Oregon on Saturday, January 19, 2013 "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value This is the most infuriating radio I have ever used. The buttons are too small, and set too close together. I try to change a preset channel, and with a bump in the road I,m pushing an unknown button and it has reverted to the DEMO mode. Flashing various colors and doing I don't know what on the info scroll. I am so frustrated with this unit I have given up on trying to reset the clock, since it changes every time it goes to the DEMO mode once again. Pros: Digital radio Cons: Small buttons too close together Was this review helpful? Yes No Excellent Written By Phil A, Minneapolis, MN on Tuesday, January 01, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Everything I was looking for for a great price. the 7 mode equalizer is nice and an upgrade over my last. The multiple color options are also great fun! Was this review helpful? Yes No It was good while it lasted Written By JimS, Cincinnati, OH on Tuesday, December 25, 2012 "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value After 18 months of good service it does not recognizes my iPhone when I plug it in via USB cable, I tried other iPhones, Ipods and even a iPad, same result. Maybe mine was a fluke, I own two of these units the other one is still going strong. Pros: Value, features and options. Cons: durability. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Great Value, Great Performance Written By sbpackernut, Aiken, SC on Wednesday, September 05, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value I've been blaring music out of this thing for a while now, and I gotta tell you, I'd buy one for every vehicle my family has. The amp and all the EQ controls ensure you can tune the sound to your speakers, which are the only limiting factor with the .10% THD this amp puts out. There is also a built in low pass filter for a sub, and high pass filter for the component speakers. It also looks sleek and modern, and the color combinations are almost endless (just turn the demo off). Also, the volume is controlled by a knob, so it's easy to turn it down at stoplights. There's also a nice remote. Crutchfield installation gear made it oh so easy (I soldered the wire connections, but wire nuts work fine). This is a receiver off of which a system can be built, with the three RCA outputs. Also, with two aux input spots, and a USB cable, the HD Radio is basically unneeded, but still a nice thing to have (although where I live there really isn't much HD radio worth listening to. Pros: .10% THD, Audio controls abound, Three sets of RCA outputs, looks cool Cons: Radio Preset switching done with up and down arrows, not numbered buttons 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No JVC KD-HDR70 Written By Collin, College Station, TX on Saturday, September 01, 2012 "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Another fine JVC radio. The units sound quality is great with many options. Only problem being those options aren't immediately available with one button click. Particularly, changing presets can take 2 or more button presses. That isn't a drawback, but something to consider when you've been spoiled with one press on other stereos. Sadly, it is only compatible through USB with Apple products. Too bad if you have the ill fated zune or another product. You'll have to stick with the AUX out. Pros: Numerous Presets Not hard to learn stereo navigation Great sound quality through all the stereos audio sources Cons: Hard to see in direct sunlight. Changing presets takes more than one button click & takes some getting used to 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No nice headunit Written By Anonymous, bel air , md on Tuesday, July 17, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Great sound quality, made factory speakers sound like the premium factory option Pros: Easy 2 use & navigate thru display & setup options. Like the multiple subwoofer setting options. Would have given it 5 stars for coolness but its a pretty simple unit, hence the reason I bought it. Cons: No usb in back. Knew that when I bought it though Was this review helpful? Yes No Great Sound Written By BigRed, Houston, Texas on Monday, June 11, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value I was greatly impressed with the sound quality from the head unit. I download my music using the Apple "lossless" mode at the suggestion on Crutchfield and it seems to make a difference. Overall I am happy with the unit. Pros: Sound quality, various colors, multiple rear input sources Cons: No readily come to mind. Was this review helpful? Yes No Good radio Written By Jvc KD-HDR70, Munford tn on Sunday, June 10, 2012 "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Its a Solid radio. All the colors are cool and it had good quality. Great for the price the HD switchs from analog to Hd smoothly and everything is right there. Pros: Diffrent colors.Big screen Cons: It's a little hard to navigate untill you get used to it. And I big problem the sub preamp is at an extremly low volume Espically compared to the front and rear ports. I have a very solid amp and everything is cranked on the stereo and it can barely be heard above the treble of all the other speakers. Was this review helpful? Yes No It's okay Written By Bill W., West Central Ohio on Saturday, June 02, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Features were what I expected. Everything that is optional is so hard to get to the choice you want. If you decide to change something, you have to redo everything. There is no way to change just one radio station, for example. You have to reset them all, plus all the color selections you may have made along the way. I gave it a 3 star, because of the UN-ease of use factor. Pros: Great sound. Cons: Really poor instruction manual, as far as how to use the actual unit. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No KD-HDR70 Written By gwick5, Mankato on Thursday, March 29, 2012 "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value I LOVE the option to change the collors to match the other lights in my car. love this deck. Pros: its cool Cons: i couldnt buy it when i was a teen. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Great product Written By carfreak8184, florence, ky on Monday, March 26, 2012 "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Great product. Fairly easy to use when you get the hang of it. HD radio works well. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No JVC KD-HDR70 - VERY Happy Written By Fredness, Sasquatch Country! on Thursday, March 22, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value GREAT unit, easy to install, LOADED with features. I listen to one radio station mostly, so the lack of preset buttons means nothing to me - the 18 presets with the menu and knob work fine. This deck SHINES when you start adding amps, with 6 preamp outs (front, rear and SW), built in crossovers and EQ, it does more that you can ask for the money spent. Wife loved it, got one for her; guy at work liked it so much - he got one; a friend is in the process. That should tell you something! 5 stars on everything but ease of use - I gave it a 4 due to the placement of the knob, otherwise it has very easy to use menu controls that are buried when not in use - VERY slick. Pros: HD Radio, USB, Front and rear 3.5mm jack, BT expansion module, iPhone/iPod control, USB Charging, RDS, Color selection matches my dashboard perfectly, onboard crossovers, EQ, 6 preouts! Cons: VERY Minor issue with knob placement - but not enough to worry about. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Nice Head Unit Written By JGL, Seattle, WA on Friday, February 24, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Great deck. It has done everything it is supposed to do flawlessly. The reason I gave it a 3 for Ease of Use is because when you are turning the dial you cannot see the display very well. If I were the engineers on this one I would have moved the dial to the far right. Pros: Nice sound and great features. Cons: Hard to see display when turning the dial. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No JVC KD-HDR70 Written By Anonymous, Lake Stevens Wa on Wednesday, February 15, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value nice deck I like the color option Pros: hd radio Cons: Like all hd decks no preset buttons but thats ok 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No JVC KD-HDR70 Written By Mr Viking, Richmond, VA on Sunday, February 12, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value I've been a JVC fan for many years and this unit doesn't do anything to change that. This JVC receiver is more than I could ask for. I'm not an Amplifier person and I get more than enough power from this unit. It was a replacement for the old factory cassette unit in my Lincoln Town. Thanks to Crutchfield for the free install kit as it saved me at least $100 over the local electronics stores for the same JVC receiver and install kits. The only thing that bugs me is the menu for the controls for the unit. It is a bit confusing but I guess it's because of all the options that are available for you to customize this unit to your personal taste. If I was looking today for a receiver knowing this about the unit, it would not stop me from buying this unit again. It's been in my car for about 2 months and I just Love It. I just hope I don't wear out my Front USB port, lol. Pros: This JVC Receiver is loaded with just about every feature you might want in a stand alone unit. It has plenty of Power, Excellent Sound Quality, Built In HD and Front USB and Aux Jacks. It has features for Ipods, not important to me. A Great Value compatible to some higher priced units in this feature range. Cons: It can be a bit challenging to set up the colors because of all the options. Not a deal breaker in my opinion. Remote is a bit limited in features. 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No MikeG's Review Written By MikeG., Washington DC on Saturday, January 28, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value this is not the easiest radio to operate, but the overall quality, features and sound are excellent! 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No JVC KD-HDR70 Written By Allen, California on Friday, January 27, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value I've had this unit for two months now. Although some of the functions that are buried in menus may be better suited to dedicated buttons (i.e. fade/balance/radio presets), I don't mind so much since it's infrequent that I need to adjust them. Installation was easy with the supplied installation instructions and wiring connectors. The unit sounds great and I really like the option of being able plug in my USB memory. Like many multi-funtion, customizable car stereos, there's a learning curve to get through to be able to navigate the menus and settings. Once you've adjusted all the settings the way you like it, you will have to set them again if you ever disconnect the battery or your battery goes dead. The display is smart looking and attractive, functions and setting options are expansive, and it's a terrific value. Pros: Great sound, function, and appearance. Love the HD FM whenever I'm in range - the sound is so much more crisp and clear than its analog counterpart. Cons: upper left buttons (power/source, display, eq) are small and close together, so a little tricky at first to select the right function. 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Overall Great Purchase. Written By Sammyb, Chicago on Wednesday, January 18, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Great product. The color display modification is a great feature and it should be implemented in other systems too. The sound quality is great, however the system does require referral to the manual to understand all the features. Pros: Good sound quality Color modifying display USB in the front and back Good build quality Cons: Cd player does make some noise when skipping tracks Complexity, requiring the manual for assistance. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Can't see, and can't select Written By 246lee, Bowling Green, KY on Monday, January 02, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value I have owned this for almost a yr, and am replacing it. The issues of poor daytime visibility, and not being user friendly (no buttons) have done it in. Visibility and usability are more important than multiple color combinations, none of which are right... Pros: HD radio. Lots of customization possible. Cons: None of the multiple custom colors can you see in the daytime, and too bright at night. Also, no buttons for selecting radio stations. 6 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No JVC KD-HDR70 Written By Andy, Arlington, TX on Friday, December 30, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value I have had this unit for four months now and it's great. It's gotten me through a couple of long road trips. Surfing for HD radio in other cities is fun, and podcasts make the long drive times fly by. Pros: I can finally hear podcasts in my car, music sounds excellent, and HD radio is all it's cracked up to be. Crutchfield's installation guide made taking apart my dashboard simple and guess free. Cons: Yes, the display is hard to read in full sunlight, but so was the factory unit. I can't get any AM stations since I installed the unit, but since I rarely want to listen to it I haven't contacted technical support. 5 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No No Preset Buttons?? Written By muscman133, Baltimore, MD on Thursday, October 20, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Well first of all I need to say that the Crutchfield team did a great job handling this sale from begining to end. I was quite indecisive as to which radio to get and they were very patient. Now onto the radio...I have to say it is guite the deal. A great radio! I installed it myself with little to NO difficulty. I did need to call in to tech support to figure out where the extra wire went to but even that wasn't a big deal and they answered my question correctly on the first try. You really can't go wrong with this radio. HD radio (HD platform isn't quite yet as great as it's cracked up to be), USB, SAT ready (Sirius plugged right into the back), variable color display (matched perfectly). It's all great! I do have one complaint and it truely is my oversight - there are no preset station buttons. How did I miss this?! I noticed this after it was all installed and I was programing the info. You have to scroll, rather push the up/down arrow buttons repeatedly and travel through each of the 18 preset stations to find the one you want to listen to. I figured no big deal, I'll get used to it. Well, I'm not used to it. VERY inconvenient! Not enough to uninstall and send it back, but still annoying! 18 out of 19 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Happy Boy! Written By Friend, morgantown, WV on Monday, October 10, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Just installed this unit into my 2009 Honda Ridgeline and i love it. Nice features, and it make's my factory speakers sound better. Would recomend this unit to everyone. Was this review helpful? Yes No Excellent Equipment and Guidance Written By Micky V, New Smyrna Beach, Fl on Monday, October 10, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Folks, Your unit was all that you said it was and more! As I read the manual and tried more functions, I was extremly pleased. Great functions, super sound! Was this review helpful? Yes No Good for price Written By DHam, Houston, TX on Sunday, October 09, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Sound out is good. Equalizer settings limited but do the job as labeld in the menu. Too many features buried in menu driven selections that are accessed frequently - Fade and L/R for example. HD station drop out but unknown if location/distance is the problem. Easy to install with right hardware. Price is right. Was this review helpful? Yes No Fantastic AM Reception Written By Ron W, NE Indiana on Sunday, October 02, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) First I'm an avid AM radio listener; second I'm an Electrical Engineer with 60+ years in my profession. I purchased a cherry 2004 Hyundai XG350L a few months ago. The factory radio's AM reception was terrible. I replaced the factory radio w/the JVC KD-HDR70 and installed a rear fender mounted power "stick" antenna to replace the poor performing rear window antenna. The receiver works flawlessly on both analog and digital reception (HD)... 20uV sensitivity on AM. Keep the factory RF amp located behind the right-hand pillar cover next to the rear window in the RF circuit (you'll need to fabricate an adapter). This is a fantastic receiver in all aspects! 5 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Liked it so much in My hot rod, I got one for my truck. Written By SGT E, Akron, OH on Wednesday, September 14, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Sound quality amazing. Great head unit for the price. I ran 2 infinity dash speakers and 2 pioneer 6x9's behind the seat in my El Camino and there is no need for an amp. I like quality of sound at a volume that can compensate for my custom exhaust rumble, this unit does that. Use is simple once you get accustom to having limited buttons. (no presets). HD is great but can take some time to track signals. Makes for a great night at the drive in, my home theater doesn't come close to the clarity of HD when tuning into the drive in station. I'm putting one in my silverado I like it so much. Was this review helpful? Yes No Great Upgrade Written By Dean, Clovis, CA on Thursday, September 08, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This deck has lots of features but as some reviewers have noted you have to know where they are. A quick look at the owners manual can save you much time and frustration. The multi color display is very nice - I was able to easily match it to the dash lights on my 98 Dodge Ram and it looks great. The free installation gear from Crutchfield made it a breeze. It really brought to life the new Pioneer speakers that I also bought from Crutchfield. This deck and Crutchfield are both top notch. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No awsome Written By Chris G, Williamsburg , VA on Sunday, August 21, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Crutchfield has put together a great package. I called Kramer and he gave me some great recommendation and this was one. I was looking at this unit because it has lots of options and JVC makes a good product. The unit takes some getting use to navigating but 20 mins and I had it down. The sound quality is also great. The kit had everything, I did not need to go out and find anything it was all there. The instructions where great and very clear. For the price it can't be beat. I received everything in less then 24 hrs. Very happy. Chris G Was this review helpful? Yes No Great features, crummy interface. Written By SLP, Melbourne, FL on Sunday, August 14, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) It's a great unit for the money, dual aux inputs and with a decent amount of power. Unfortunately it's hidden behind a rather awkward interface. I don't mind the lack of preset butons that much (tap menu and use the dial to select) but the bigger problem is that the commonly-used buttons (power/source, fwd/rew/etc) are tiny and easy to miss when you're trying to keep your eyes on the road. Another mis-feature is that the unit lets you select custom lighting colors, and seems to let you pick different colors for night and day, but when you change the night color it also changes the day color. Oops. A bigger problem is that at night, if the radio is off, there is *no* illumination of the unit's buttons at all, not even the eject and (more importantly) the power buttons. But putting aside those problems, it sounds good, the HD radio features work as advertised, and playing from USB sticks works great, if a little slow on the scan. 6 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Great Radio, Not Everything I Hoped For Written By Da Revolver, Philly Pa on Friday, July 29, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) First let me say that Crutchfield supplied everything needed for the installation and great instructions. Ok The JVC-HDR70 was exactly what I wanted but didnt deliver everything. I had te radio for about a month now so I can give a good insight. The radio is awesome. Alot of colors to adapt to anyones interior lighting. I did not know that the Usb connection delivers better sound than the Aux connection. The HD Radio feature is great only if it works. Maybe it could be my car. (altima) The Signal is not great and the Hd works on and off. You get some more stations but between the Linking and on and off, its not worth listening to the radio sometimes. Besides that I love the radio I just now would perfer the Jvc with 2 Usb's. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No little buttons Written By Jim G, Westminster, MD on Friday, July 22, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Good sounding radio, but with poor user interface. Buttons are too small and moving around the menu is clunky. Making a preset change while moving is dangerous. can't feel your way through the buttons. Ended up giving the radio away and returning to stock. 1 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No What the... Written By PK, Lake Balboa, CA on Monday, July 18, 2011 The lack of preset station buttons makes this a very cumbersome radio to operate when driving down the highway. Sounds great, but too much fiddling to change stations. I'd never get a radio without buttons again. Was this review helpful? Yes No Would be better with number preset buttons. Written By Ivan, Pittsburgh, PA on Monday, July 11, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This radio is pretty decent. I think that some of the pros are that it works well for an HD radio, the sound quality is great and it has a lot of options. What I don't like are the lack of numbered presets to quickly go to your favorites. Programming it is a pain. When playing mp3's directly from a usb drive, there is a delay in displaying the id3 tag info. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Great HD Radio Written By CEO, Montebello, CA on Sunday, July 10, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) A had a JVC HD tuner connected to my stock radio, and it sounded good with a RF- FM interface. Now with this HD radio it sounds great !. I would have given it a 5 star rating if the radio had a dedicated connector for the Bluetooth cellphone kit, instead of having to patch the wires to the harness. It's a JVC to JVC device match, you should be able to just plug in the phone kit at any time, even after the radio was installed. Otherwise is a great sounding radio. Was this review helpful? Yes No Fantastic Radio Written By Ray C, New York on Monday, June 13, 2011 This is a fantastic radio, I love the HD, can't believe I ever paid for Satelllite Radio before this. My stock car speakers(Toyota Rav4) have never sounded better, I don't even think I need to replace them. I can't imagine how good this would sound with new speakers, maybe someday I will, but no need right now. Best upgrade I ever made and I have installed four receivers from Crutchfield. Love the HD Radio, you can preset HD stations with this radio. Haven't used the USB or IPOD yet, but I am sure I will. The display takes some manipulating, but I will figure it out eventually and get the right color, brightness, etc. As usual, Crutchfield was great, helping this techno-idiot through the installation. If I can do it, anyone can. Was this review helpful? Yes No Awesome Written By Anonymous, hagerstown, MD on Monday, May 30, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I love everything about this unit, it took me a while to figure out how to convert my Apple Mp4's to Mp3's using apple tunes but I was able to do it and the Mp3 discs play great, futhermore on this HU, even though it does not have preset buttons it is very easy to recall a preset, just pres menu and use the dial to skip though the presets, the nice thing about not having the preset buttons is that it allows the display to be bigger. And speaking of the display, I love it. you can have different colors for the buttons/display and you can even program for differnt color combos for night/day and it automatically adjust when the headlights are turned on. Another big plus on this unit is the auX port on the back, this allows you to hide the cable so it's not haning from the dash. one last note, I used a PAC SWI-Jack adapter with this unit and it worked great with my 2000 camaro, the programming order was a little different from the instructions but with some note taking and a reprogram it was easy to fix. Was this review helpful? Yes No Excellent Head Unit - Great Entry Price for HD Radio Written By Carapace72, Orange County, CA on Monday, May 23, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased this unit to upgrade my stock head unit in my Mitsubishi Galant. My main gal was to be able to connect my Zune, and upgrade to HD radio. It has two mini jack ports one in front, one in the rear. I also appreciated the color options on the face plate, which can be changed and set to different colors from the button to the display area. After installation, we popped in a disc with MP3's on it, and it played very clear, very sharp on the bass notes. The different EQ settings make it a breeze to adjust from one style of music to the next, or leave it on 'Dynamic' and call it a day. HD radio tuned in great, and stayed tuned in fine while driving, never reverting to a lower digital signal. Once my presets were dialed in, changing stations was simple with an up and down arrow. If I feel really really lazy, I can adjust the music with the supplied key fob remote. The detachable face plate is a little bulkier than I like, due to the main control knob protruding about 1/2" above the thickness of the rest of the face. Makes it easier to control when attached, but adds to the bulk when carrying or storing it. The JVC has all the items I needed, and a couple I was surprised by. Most of the features are ones we're all used to; 18 presets, quick tuning, auxiliary ports, CD, etc. The colors and great sound were the items I was happiest with. Simple! Was this review helpful? Yes No Great sound, poor display Written By Dr Tom, Gainesville FL on Thursday, May 12, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is my 2nd JVC HD receiver. The first did not have USB inputs so I wanted to upgrade for our other car. The sound is great. The display is way too dim and cannot be read in bright light (i.e. during most of the day). You can adjust the color of the display segments and the brightness also, but nothing really helps. My only other comment is that the controls are fairly in-ergonomic: they could have done a much better job. Most buttons are very small, not well organized,and there is nothing intuitive about their operation. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No JVC KD-HDR70 Written By Lee, Saugerties, NY on Saturday, April 30, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I pondered forever on what unit to get, this Stereo Rocks! I get 3 times the stations than with my stock radio, and the HD quality is spot on. Its got a lot of power, next upgrade is my speakers to handle the stereo. Crutchfield service was super fast and easy. I highly recommend this stereo. Was this review helpful? Yes No JVC KD-HDR70 Written By James, Salem, Oregon on Monday, April 25, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I like it a lot. I would prefer to have more buttons. It's a little confusing to try and find where things are. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No JVC KD-HDR70 Written By AndrewB, Miami, FL on Sunday, April 24, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This unit has great sound output and impressive functionality. I just wish the radio functions were either more standardized or easier to operate. Eighteen FM presets is too many. But my wife likes the pretty colors. All in all, very good, but not perfect. Was this review helpful? Yes No Good Performance for the Money Written By Paul, Florida on Wednesday, April 13, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The product has a good range of inputs, from CD, to XM to iPod and all of them work well. There's also an additional aux input for whatever you might want to add. Reception quality is good as is selectivity. HD-radio performance is so-so. It generates a lot of echoing in our area. The only thing I don't like is that the button control set is small and not easy to manipulate when tuning. The solution to this is to use the remote, which works well...but don't lose track of it. I wish it has preset buttons, but you don't get that in this class of radio. 1 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Great stereo! Written By ElTiante, Boston, MA on Wednesday, April 13, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I love this stereo. It was easy to install. It sounds great on my Subaru Forester stock speakers. The HD is clear! The iPhone hook-up works awesome. Everything I wanted. My only complaint is that it displays 'no text' if there is nothing being broadcast over the radio. You can change the display manually to show the station frequency but I wish it was smarter and did this automatically... I guess when everything works great you gripe about the small stuff... Definitely recommend buying this! Was this review helpful? Yes No JVC KD-HDR70 Written By Rob H., Northern VA on Friday, April 08, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I really like this JVC receiver. I am glad that I chose a radio capable of HD reception. It was purchased to replace a radio that came with my 2004 Toyota Sienna and it works well with the existing speakers as well as the steering wheel controls. I was also able to link two headrest DVD players. I highly recommend this product. The service at Crutchfield was outstanding. Was this review helpful? Yes No Great versatile unit Written By IlikeCarAudio, San Antonio, TX on Thursday, April 07, 2011 I have been into car audio for years now and know what it takes to get a system to sound just right. This CD player has great EQ bands allowing me to adjust the tone/sound/bass level to tone perfectly when i listen to Trivium and then on to Busta Rhymes. iPod USB works very well and love to use it. Finally an iPod adapter that charges your iPod as well. Simplicity is a great part of this unit as well. After reading the manual once, i could get everything out of this unit i needed. Pros: Price Simplicity Versatility Functions Sound Quality Multiple Pre amp outputs Con: Hard to see lighting on CD player during the day. But for the price of this unit i would not dare complain. Of all the units i tried and compared, this unit out-did every unit i came across. Very pleased to have this unit and would recommend it to anyone. (and have) 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No JVC KD-HDR70 Written By Anonymous, Bluefield, WV on Monday, March 28, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The best stereo i have had for the money! Excellent ! 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No KD-HDR70 Written By Fredo, Rogers, AR on Friday, March 04, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I initially bought this receiver because of the almost infinite amount of colors for the light-up display.. but all in all this receiver has responded well so far.. I'm not much of a audio techie, but the Pro EQ is def. a plus. It allows you to control the frequencies for Mid's, Low's and Treble with three settings each. I bought the PAC- SWI Jack and tried to wire it up to my DCI (dash control interface) but had no luck.. Hopefully i can find someone who can fix my error. I gave it four stars only because of the heat output. I can feel the heat escaping from behind the dashboard around my legs. I don't even have to turn on the heater sometimes. I'm not sure if that's normal. sorry if my review is not that helpful. this is the first receiver i have ever bought. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Awesome Value Written By MNskier, Minneapolis, MN on Friday, March 04, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Amazing feature set. For a bit more you can get into the Arsenal line with the higher preamp voltages but this is an amazing unit. I miss having direct preset access buttons, no variable high pass filter, but really for the price have ZERO complaints. Extremely versatile and doesn't break the bank. Very happy with my purchase. Was this review helpful? Yes No Great Head Unit Written By Jon, Bethany Beach, DE on Friday, March 04, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I needed to replace my stock unit so that I could plug my smart phone in directly. The sound quality is amazing, the features are great, i.e. Bluetooth, USB, MP3 compatibility. The fact the you have total control over the color is a superb bonus and all other manufacturers should take notice. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No JVC KD-HDR70 Written By bobby g, west virginia on Thursday, February 17, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) radio is great and fitsnice in my dash in my 88 silverado has like 29 different colors as a main screen and control colors only big complaint is setting your own equalizer setting but the presets are great to if your looking for something with a variety and to give your own twist to this radio will do the trick 4 out of 9 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual AM/FM CD receiver (with 10-amp ATC fuse inserted into chassis) Face (attached) Sleeve (installed) Trim ring (installed) Wiring harness Wireless remote control (RM-RK52) CR2025 3V Lithium battery (installed) 2 Radio removal tools Face security screw Instructions (Eng/Fre/Spa) Installation/Connection Manual (Eng/Fre/Spa) US Warranty Sheet Canadian Warranty Card Product Registration Card/Questionnaire Face security screw note "Caution!" note (attached to wiring harness) Features and Specs General CEA-2006 Compliant Yes RMS Power Output 20 watts Peak Output 50 watts RMS Power Bandwidth 20-20kHz Preamp Outputs 6-channel Sub Preamp Outputs Yes Switchable Rear Preamp Outputs No Video Screen No Preamp Voltage 2.5 volts Display Color Variable Key Button Color Variable EQ Bands 3 Wireless Remote Yes Steering Wheel Control Compatible Adapter required Parts Warranty 1 Year Labor Warranty 1 Year Expandability AUX Input Front/Rear Audio/video Input USB Input Front Memory Card Slot USB memory Bluetooth Compatible Optional Satellite Radio Ready No HD Radio Built-in Navigation --- iPod Compatibility Full size Classic/5Gen Nano Nano6/Nano5/Nano4/Nano3/Nano2/ Touch Touch4/Touch3/Touch2/Touch1 Mini No iPhone Phone4S/Phone4/Phone3GS/Phone3 Tuner FM Sensitivity 11.3 dBf European Tuning Yes Seek/Scan Seek Radio Data System No Product Research Display Features Audio Section Radio Functions Disc Playback USB/iPod/Aux Connectivity Bluetooth/Remote Control Display Features Detachable Face: The JVC KD-HDR70 features a detachable face to deter theft. A face-fixing screw is supplied for making the face non-detachable, if desired. Note: No face case is included with this unit. An optional soft face case (142DFC1X, sold separately) can be purchased for this unit. 2-Line LCD: The head unit features a 12-segment, two-line LCD with adjustable color, brightness, and dimmer settings. Variable Color LCD & Key Illumination: The JVC KD-R620 features 29 color presets for the LCD and button illumination. You can choose one of these color presets or select the ColorFlow mode which scrolls through all 29 color presets. Additionally, there is a User preset, allowing you to individually adjust the intensity of Red, Green, and Blue from 0 to 31; resulting in approximately 30,000 custom color options. The chosen color preset or custom color can be applied to the display panel and the backlighting for all the buttons except the Display, Brightness, & Eject buttons (they remain red). You can choose to use the same color for the LCD display and button illumination, or use a separate color for each one. You can also select a different color for daytime and nighttime in regards to the unit's LCD and button illumination. Brightness: The unit offers an adjustable display and button illumination brightness level (0-31) for day and nighttime driving. Display/Button Illumination Dimmer: The display/button illumination dimmer can be set to Off (normal brightness at all times), On (display/button illumination is always dimmed), or Auto (display dims when 12-volts is applied to the orange/white illumination lead). Audio Section 24 Bit D/A Converter: The JVC KD-HDR70 utilizes a 24-bit digital to analog converter for superior CD sound quality. MOSFET Amplifier: The KD-HDR70 is equipped with a MOSFET amplifier. Compared to conventional power supplies, the MOSFET amplification circuit is smaller and more efficient, and it delivers increased power with less distortion and absolutely zero on/off switching noise. More power means louder and cleaner music at higher volumes because you're not pushing the limits of the amplification circuit. CEA2006 Compliant: The power specifications for the KD-HDR70 are compliant with the CEA2006 Mobile Amplifier Power Testing and Measurement standards from the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA). These standards were developed as a way to equitably compare power specs from model to model and between manufacturers. The power output specs for the KD-HDR70 are as follows: CEA2006 Specs: 20 watts RMS x 4 channels (at 4 ohms, 20Hz-20kHz, 1% THD-N) Maximum Power Output: 50 watts x 4 channels (200 total watts) Amplifier Gain Control: When you are using the KD-HDR70 with factory speakers (or those rated to less than 50 watts peak), the Amplifier Gain Control can limit the amount of power being sent to those speakers. When the Amp Gain Control is set to "low," the volume control ranges from 0 (minimum) to 30 (maximum). When using speakers rated higher than 50 watts peak, you can set the Amp Gain Control to "high," and the volume control will range from 0 to 50. Volume Adjust: The input level of each source (other than FM) is adjustable relative to the FM radio volume, so there isn't a significant volume difference when changing sources. Each source is individually adjustable from -5 to +5. Pro EQ: The KD-HDR70 is equipped with JVC's Pro EQ. The integrated equalizer offers 7 preset sound modes (Flat, Natural, Dynamic, Vocal Boost, Bass Boost, User) suitable for the music genre of your choice. The User mode allows you to manually adjust the head unit's 3-band parametric EQ (Frequency, Level, and Q-Factor). Tone Pro EQ Frequency Level Q Bass 60, 80, 100, 200 Hz +/- 12 dB (-6 to +6) 1.0, 1.25, 1.5, 2.0 Midrange 0.5, 1.0, 1.5, 2.5 kHz +/- 12 dB (-6 to +6) 0.75, 1.0, 1.25 Treble 10.0, 12.5, 15.0, 17.5 khz +/- 12 dB (-6 to +6) Fixed Loud (Loudness): This feature boosts low and high frequencies to produce a well-balanced sound at a low volume level. You can turn this feature on or off. 2.5V/6CH Preamp Output: The KD-HDR70 is equipped with three pair of 2.5V preamp outputs (Front/Rear/Subwoofer). The front & rear preamp outputs offer balance/fade control and are designed to hookup to a full-range 4-channel amplifier. The subwoofer preamp output is non-fading and designed to hookup to a mono-block subwoofer amplifier. Built-in Crossovers: The JVC KD-HDR70 features a built-in high-pass filter for the unit's front & rear speakers and a low-pass filter for the unit's subwoofer output. High-Pass Filter: You can activate a high-pass filter (fixed) for the unit's front & rear channels (speaker- or preamp-level), so low frequency signals are cut off from your system's front & rear speakers. Low-Pass Filter: The unit's subwoofer preamp output features a low-pass filter. In order to prevent high-frequencies from being sent to your system's subwoofers, you can set the cutoff frequency of the low-pass filter to 55Hz, 85Hz, or 120Hz. Subwoofer Level: You can adjust the KD-HDR70's subwoofer level (0-8) independently from the head unit's main volume control for added bass volume. Key-Touch Tone: The in-dash head unit provides an audible beep to confirm button operation. This function can be turned On or Off. Radio Functions Built-in HD Radio: With the built-in HD Radio tuner, you can receive digital AM/FM broadcasts from local stations where available. This new technology will significantly improve audio quality and reception, as well as include information such as artist name and song titles or traffic news, viewable on the receiver's display. HD Radio Technology will deliver high-quality digital sound. AM digital will have FM-like quality in stereo, while FM digital will have CD-like quality with static free and clear reception. Note: Right now there are about 2,000 radio stations broadcasting using digital HD Radio technology in the U.S. To find HD Radio stations in your area, visit the HD Radio website (HDRadio.com). Multicasting: In addition to conventional broadcasts, with HD Radio broadcasting, it is possible to choose from up to 8 multicast programs (HD1 to HD8 and analog). There are also data programs for each program. Text Display: AM/FM digital stations can offer text and data such as artist names and song titles. The built-in HD Radio tuner displays song title, artist and station information on the display of the JVC KD-HDR70. Analog Broadcasts: In addition to HD AM/FM stations, the KD-HDR70 can also receive conventional analog AM/FM broadcasts. Digital/Analog Tuning: You can setup the KD-HDR70 to search both analog and digital radio stations, only HD Radio stations, or analog radio stations only. Digital/Analog Presets: You can set up to 18 FM and 6 AM digital/analog presets stations as presets (HD Radio multicast channels can also be preset). Presets can be set manually or automatically, using Strong-station Sequential Memory (SSM). Mono Mode: If an analog FM stereo broadcast is hard to receive, you can manually switch the tuner to Mono operation. IF Filter: You can also switch the analog tuner's IF filter to Wide or Auto to increase/decrease the sensitivity. US/European Tuning: You can set the built-in AM/FM tuner between US standard and European tuning spacing. Disc Playback Disc Compatibility: The unit features a single disc player that will playback CD-Audio, CD-Text, and finalized CD-R/CD-RW audio discs. MP3/WMA Playback: The KD-HDR70 can play MP3 (8-320 kbps)/WMA files (8-192 kbps) that have been recorded on CD-R and CD-RW discs. The disc must be recorded in one of the following formats: ISO 9660 Level 1/Level 2, Joliet, Romeo or Windows long file. Each disc can have a maximum of 8 folder hierarchies, 255 folders, and no more than a total of 512 files and/or folders on each disc. The unit also supports IDTag3 (version 1.0, 1.1, 2.2, 2.3 or 2.4) for album and artist information from MP3 or WMA files. Track/Folder List: The Track/Folder List displays a list of MP3/WMA folders and tracks on a loaded CD, so you can easily access your music. The Track/Folder List will also display the list of track titles on a CD Text disc. If the MP3/WMA disc contains a lot of tracks, you can fast search (+/-10 or +/-100) through the disc by turning the unit's control dial quickly. Random/Repeat Modes: The JVC KD-HDR70 offers the following Repeat and Random playback modes for your audio CDs. Repeat: Track Repeat (plays the current rack repeatedly), Folder Repeat (plays all tracks of the current folder repeatedly), Off (cancels repeat function Random: Folder Random (plays al tacks of the current folder, then the tracks of the next folder in random), All Random (plays all tracks of the current disc at random), Off (cancels random function) Disc Resume: If you change the source, playback also stops (without ejecting the disc). Next time you select CD for the playback source, the disc will start from where it has been stopped previously. Off Insert/Eject: A CD disc can be inserted or ejected with the power off. When a disc is inserted with the power off, the unit will automatically power up and begin playback. Disc Protection: If the ejected disc is not removed within 15 seconds, the disc is automatically inserted again into the loading slot to protect it from dust. The source will change to CD, and the disc will begin playback, even if you have another source selected at the time. Mounting: For proper disc playback you must install the unit within 30-degrees of horizontal. USB/iPod/Aux Connectivity USB Port: The JVC KD-HDR70 features a front panel USB 2.0 type-A port behind a sliding cover for connection of a USB mass-storage class device. The USB port enables audio playback and control of MP3 (8-320 kbps)/WMA (8-192 kbps) audio files stored on a portable USB mass-storage class device formatted in FAT 12/16/32. The KD-HDR70 can recognize up to 255 folders (255 files per folder) and 65,025 total files. The unit also supports IDTag3 (version 1.0, 1.1, 2.2, 2.3 or 2.4) for album and artist information from MP3/WMA files (up to 60 characters). Note: You cannot connect a USB device via a USB hub or Multi-Card Reader to this unit. iPod/iPhone Direct: The JVC KD-HDR70's front-panel USB port also acts as an iPod/iPhone high-speed direct connection when used with the USB/iPod cable that came with your iPod/iPhone. An additional iPod cable is available (469USBPOD, sold separately) so you can leave one at home and one in the car. Using either cable allows audio playback, music navigation, information display, and charging of select iPod/iPhone models from the JVC in-dash head unit. iPod/iPhone Audio Playback: The USB connection allows your iPod/iPhone's large music libraries to be loaded instantly to the JVC head unit and sound quality to be maximized through the head unit's 24-bit D/A converter, allowing for a Signal to Noise ratio up to 98dB. The JVC KD-HDR70 supports audio playback of music files, podcasts, and apps stored on your iPod or iPhone. iPod/iPhone Control: You can choose to control the iPod/iPhone from the head unit or from your iPod/iPhone's clickwheel or touchscreen. Music Browsing: From the head unit's front-panel controls you can search your iPod/iPhone's music by Category (Playlist/Artist/Album/Song/Genre/Composer). If the selected category contains a high number of tracks, you can fast search (+/-10, 100, 1000, or 10000) through the music tracks in that particular category by simply turning the head unit's control dial. Repeat & Random: The KD-HDR70 also supports Repeat (file/all) and Random (album/all) playback functions of your iPod/iPhone. Note: You can listen to apps stored on your iPod touch or iPhone through the JVC head unit when controlling the iPod/iPhone via its touchscreen (cannot access apps via head unit control mode). iPod/iPhone Display: The KD-HDR70 will display your iPod/iPhone's music file information, regardless of control mode. The head unit will display Track number, Elapsed playing time, Artist name, Song title, and Album label. iTunes Tagging: Using the head unit's iTunes Tagging enabled HD Radio, you can tag your HD music (up to 60 songs) while listening to the radio with your iPod/iPhone connected. When you hear a song you enjoy on your local HD Radio station, you only have to press the head unit's "Tag" button and the song's information will be saved to your connected iPod/iPhone. The saved songs will then show up in a playlist called "Tagged" in iTunes the very next time you sync your iPod/iPhone to your PC. Then you just need to click, buy, and download the song you tagged directly from the Apple iTunes Music Store. Note: iTunes 7.4 (or later version) is required to purchase tagged songs. iPod/iPhone Charging: While connected and the ignition switch is set to ACC or ON, the head unit's USB connection will power and charge your iPod/iPhone. Note: If your iPod/iPhone has no initial battery charge, then the unit will not recognize it. iPod/iPhone Compatibility Chart: The JVC KD-HDR70 is "Made for iPod/iPhone" compatible and supports the following iPod/iPhone model features (as of February 2011): iPod/iPhone Model Generation Tested Version Media Type Control Type Display Type iTunes Tagging Charge Audio Video head unit iPod/iPhone Song/Artist Text Track Info dock connector 3rd N/A N N N N N N N N clickwheel color 4th N/A N N N N N N N N mini 1st N/A N N N N N N N N 2nd N/A N N N N N N N N video 5th 1.3 Y N Y N Y Y N Y classic 80GB 1.1.2 Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y 120GB 2.0.1 Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y 160GB 2.0.4 Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y nano 1st 1.3.1 Y N Y N Y Y N Y 2nd 1.1.3 Y N Y Y Y Y N Y 3rd 1.1.3 Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y 4th 1.0.4 Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y 5th 1.0.2 Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y 6th 1.1 PC Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y touch 1st 2.2.1 Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y 2nd 4.2.1 Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y 3rd 5.0.1 Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y 4th 5.0.1 Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y iPhone 2G 3.1.3 Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y 3G 4.2.1 Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y 3GS 4.3.5 Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y 4 5.0.1 Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y 4S 5.0.1 Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y Note: Apple iPod/iPhone software updates may change functionality results. If you download a newer software version, you may need to reset the head unit and your iPod/iPhone to regain functionality. If this doesn't work, you may need to revert to the older software version or wait until a newer software update is available. Dual Auxiliary Inputs: A front-panel & rear-panel stereo minijack are provided to allow the connection of portable audio sources. Simply connect your portable digital music player to either the unit's front or rear auxiliary input, and you can listen to the audio from the portable player through the speakers in your mobile audio system. Bluetooth/Remote Control Optional Bluetooth: The unit's rear-panel auxiliary input can also be used to connect JVC's KS-BTA100 Bluetooth Adapter (105KSBTA10, sold separately). The KS-BTA100 gives you hands-free communication from your compatible Bluetooth mobile phone and wireless streaming audio from a Bluetooth enabled digital audio player. The optional JVC Bluetooth Adapter includes a super-sensitive microphone, an Answer/End button, and playback controls. The KD-HDR70 can be set to automatically mute any music audio to your vehicle's speakers so you can listen to your telephone call using your car speakers. Wireless Remote Control: The KD-HDR70 comes supplied with a wireless remote control (RM-RK52). The remote contains Power, Attenuator, Sound, Source, Tracking, and Volume functions. The remote operates off of a single CR2025 3V Lithium-cell battery (included). Steering Wheel Remote Compatibility: The head unit also features an OEM steering wheel remote control input wire (blue/yellow) within the included wiring harness that lets you keep your vehicle's factory radio steering wheel remote controls when used with the optional PAC SWI-RC Steering Wheel Control Interface Adapter (541SWIRC, sold separately); or the optional Metra ASWC Steering Wheel Control Interface Adapter (120ASWC, sold separately). Note: Please consult Crutchfield's Outfit My Car to see if your vehicle is compatible. Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team. They verify what's in the box, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Sorry, the JVC KD-HDR70 is no longer available. Looking for a similar item? Shop all All Car Stereos Or, you can still... Write a review Purchase accessories for this product Download the product manual Search the website Go


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I have a problem with images in my gallery. The thumbnails of my photos are not the actual images when I view the image. The thumbnails are the photos which I have deleted or my other images in my phone. What might be the problem why the thumbnails are not the actual images? Is it messing with my caches?
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Green Leaf Thai Food in Lakehurst
I'm not sure how Lakehurst is going to support a Thai restaurant but the menu looks good. Anyone try it yet?
I ate there once. I will not return. Don't waste time or money going there. There were 2 people at my table and one dinner came out 10 minutes after the other. The presentation of dreadful and the taste was worse. I could go on and on about things that were not good at that restaurant.
I had a chance to dine at Greenleaf Thai in Lakehurst NJ last night...
Place was crowded and just across the street Luigis was also bustling with diners....
Lakehurst is becoming a tiny restaurant destination, with the new Tipperary Pub close by also..lol..Greenleaf has been open since Aug 20.....we were greeted warmly and seated immediately, our Thai server explained some popular apps for us we decided to try the Mini Spring rolls which where crispy and delicious, nice size portion also with a sweet & spicy dipping sauce...
for entrees we had the Gai Pat Prik King (chix stir fried w/ string bean, basil, chili paste & soy bean) which was delicious, & Kratieum Thai Garlic Shrimp, This was also good but was lacking in spice, but there was a small glass condiment jar on each table that saved the day with home made thai hot sauce which was excellent and really spiced this dish up...it was so good I asked to take home a container of it and they gladly obliged a nice touch......everyone there seemed to be very satisfied with their dinners as we could over hear the buzz in the air.... with the closest Thai place miles away in TR on Fisher Blvd Siam Spice, Greenleaf is a welcome addition to the area restaurant scene...I feel with some time and tweaking they will get better and work out the kinks & be on par with the competition like SP & Siam Basil in Seagirt...GL delivers also.
we will be back to try more.
re: Tapas52
What a different experience from mine. Every part of our meal was awful. I could not compare it to Basil Siam. Disgustibg presentation and unrecognizable flavors
re: wontongirl
They are only open a few weeks and working out the kinks hopefully.....We. will try again down the road.
re: Tapas52
I thought everything was just "dumped" on the plate. Nothing looked appealing and by the way the plates were boring and the linens all had holes (and that was just the first week). I would never compare Green Leaf to Siam Basil which is awesome and great atmosphere. Green Leaf is just blah green and the wait staff is polite, but no comparison to Siam Basil which really is a class act.
re: wontongirl
That's to bad. I am going there this week. As for Siam Basil on Fisher, I am not impressed. The food is OK unless you order a meat dish. Very little oz of meet cut up. I ordered duck and it was outrageously expensive and had 16 whole cherry tomatoes in it. I don't go out to eat cherry tomatoes.
I will post after checking out Green Leaf. We eat a lot of Thai food and this area had nothing to offer close by.
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As you can see, I feel different about GreenLeaf then WontonGirl. I also feel you get a decent amount of food for the money and I like the amount of fresh items they toss in the food.
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Thanks for the reply. Actually I went there yesterday after posting. I preordered by phone and went to pick it up. It is a typical sartup Thai restaurant. Same as the one in Toms River was before it was yapped out a bit and marked up. The interior is a little cafeteria style with table cloth. I was itching to decorate the place. Wonder if they would let me. Huge potential. Food was excellent and authentic. We had green curry, ginger chicken, papaya salad and garlic chicken. Packaging was solid. Ordering 3 meals it would have been enough for 6 people. And to top it all off, they deliver to my area. I am soo happy. Also the lady was super nice. If the owner reads this, here is some advice:
The chairs are very nice, paint the walls a muted color, keep it earthy and muted reds and greens. Spruce up the wood paneling, hide the glass refrigerator and drink machine behind a "Spanish wall", Hang shabby clique lighting (Ikea), White table cloth and table candles, mute lighting, (as money comes in you can add class tops on table cloth to keep them clean), lots of plants. For under 2000 k you could transform that place. Good luck. I will be back.
re: Karalani
Good comments on the decor and I agree 100%. I'd like these guys to be around for awhile. had the Generals Chicken today and the Somosas again. Just can't get enough of those things. I asked for the Generals to be spicey and I could have took it a little hotter but my wife thought for her, it was dead on. Glad you liked it. Tell your friends.
Well I've gotten to eat there four times so far. The Chinese chicken was overcooked (Generals and no heat so we won't get that again). I've had four thai dishes so far and I've enjoyed all of them. I'm getting take out each time. The place looks boring and I'm not sitting there but the feed back I get from local merchants is they enjoy eating there so much that they've stop going to the other places. Since I'm not driving 25 minutes for take out over on Fisher Blvd for Thai or Siam (which I've enjoyed when coming home from Seaside,), if I want thai, I'll keep trying their dishes. The noodle dishes have been fine. The mini rolls were great and a favorite with the dipping sauces. I think WontonGirl had a bad night or owns a chinese place close by. It just doesn't desire to get beat this hard.
re: recordweb
I definitely do not own a restaurant of any kind. I do think this is a venue to let people know of good and not so good experiences so I posted my thoughts. I enjoy good food and would drive a distance to have it. I have favorite restaurants in Bordentown - Marcello's for Italian, Newark - Iberias for Portugese as well as Toms River and Lakehurst for some other types.
Recordweb, have you tried for breakfast the new place on Water Street near the Post Office called Poppy's Place? It's a keeper! As far as Greenleaf Thai, you are right about the place looking boring. For chinese I prefer Great Wok also in Lakehurst. It's consistantly good - but it is for chinese as the chef is good, but there isn't a Thai selection on that menu.
re: wontongirl
I like driving for good food also. It's probably why I like the Borgata or the Revel. Nothing but Iron Chiefs and Michelen winners. Locally, for Chinese, I like Peking. I'll try Great Wok on your suggestion. I wish Green Leaf would brighten the place up a little but driving over to Fisher Blvd is a bit of hike when I'm happy with Green Leaf. One thing I do like about them is they use (or at least, I think they use) fresh herbs and spices in their food. To me, it's take out only. The prices are very reasonable compared to other places. Lakehurst is picking up a lot of good places to eat. The base is certainly helping. I'm thinking of opening a business on 70 if I can get a decent deal on space.
re: recordweb
Just an interesting aside, two of the Borgata Chefs are now in Germany competing in the Food Olympics. So yeah, they have some award winning staff besides the Celeb Chefs.
re: wontongirl
Got any places to eat middle eastern food. I'm looking for a good Falafal house?
re: recordweb
Recordweb, if you don't mind driving to Lakewood, Village Pizza at 4715 State Route 9
has really good Falafal and other Israeli choices. It does have casual seating. I used it for take-out for a party and was very pleased with their salads and wraps. Have you found the Turkish market on Route 166? They have lots of interesting things especially since you do take-out. I cannot speak for ingredients re Green Leaf. I've already taken that one off my list. :)
re: wontongirl
I didn't know about Village Pizza and I'll check it out. Green Leaf has changed the feel of the place a little. Trial and error I guess. We had the Somasa's and the Peanut Chicken today. Both were great. No issues with you going. There are enough places to eat at for everyone. As for the Turkish market, I haven't seen it and I'm not sure where it is.
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"Yener Turkish Market" or "European Food Market" is in the same strip mall as Ja Rock, Il Giardinello, El Familiar, Lusia's Polish Deli, and the (former) Athens Grill.
Great place and very nice owners. I get my pita there (arrives fresh on Thursdays or Fridays) and Turkish delights (jellies). Also a good source for spices, feta-like cheese, olive bar, and baklava.
Yener Turkish Food Market
1234 Rt 166, Toms River, NJ.
(732) 505-0333
re: wontongirl
Wontongirl...I believe the people who own/run Poppy's Place used to own Tina's Bagels in Trenton. If you are going out that way, you should try La Piazza in Allentown. They have good italian food.
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ronniesue.. You are right! Tina is right there greeting all her guests and has spoken about Tina's in Trenton. I go through Allentown often. What do you recommend at La Piazza?
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After reading all the mixed reviews on this site, I had mixed feelings about going. I am very glad we did eat there last night. It would seem that they corrected many if not all of the concerns and criticisms posted here. Our service was good, the place was neat and clean. The presentation of the meals was good and we loved our meals from appetizers to soups to entrees. We will definitely return to eat in, as well as use them for occasional take-out meals. It is, of course, located in Lakehurst...not Red Bank, not NYC...so the casual look and feel should be expected. I wish them well and hope they, along with downtown Lakehurst, survive and prosper.
re: bobd8487
Bob great news ...I must return soon also...glad you enjoyed it!
re: Tapas52
My litmus test for good/great Thai food is not only good taste of course, but the heat factor. So many times I ask for it spicy and I make it known I mean spicy as I love and eat very very spicy food, but these places simply continue to miss the mark. The only place I can say that does not that I am aware of and have been going to for many years is Four Seasons in Piscataway, but that is a haul for me since I live at the shore. How is Green Leaf in this area?
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I like different flavor combinations, and my wife and I both love anything with curry. I like heat, but not too much to distract from the taste of the dish. GL's menu clearly marks everything they consider "spicy". Our server was only too happy to tell us which end of the scale it was on before we ordered. A nice touch was the plate of fresh melon pieces that came after the meal to neutralize the heat before desert.
re: CatLadyJan
CatladyJan I would recommend you go to Fischer Blvd in TR or up to Wall for good Thai food.
re: wontongirl
Wontongirl, thanks but I have been to both (you mean Siam Spice in toms river, correct?) that's very good, however I have to tell you I am disappointed in the Thai basil in wall, we keep giving that place second chances and they were "good" for awhile but the last time we went about 6 weeks ago we were disappointed. Every time I ask them to please ramp up the spice it comes bland. I have given up on them.
re: CatLadyJan
I agree with your thoughts about Thai Basil. The food just always seemed sort of one or two notes short of hitting the chord. Even when they have "ramped up" the spice level, it was simply with the addition of a last minute sprinkling of crushed, dried chile pepper flakes.
re: MGZ
MGZ, you are exactly correct on that about the last minute sprinkling of pepper flakes. I am done with them. We are on our way today to Shanghai Noodle in Edison today to get some good noodle soups and such. They have a spicy beef noodle soup I will probably try. I can't take the lightweight spice down here below the "mason dixon" line, LOL!
re: CatLadyJan
It may be too late for your trip today, but I've had some brow sweat* dishes at Dragon Palace in Edison. Check it out if you feel the need for a second lunch.
Funny thing about many Asian restaurants, they seem to be really kinda sexist. If I ask for something "Thai Spicy" or "Tell the chef that I want it the way s/he'd make it for the staff/family", I usually get some firery dishes. My wife can say the same thing and it tends to be much tamer. Then again, I'm a guy who is what some may call rugged or burly - six foot, a hundred and eighty pounds, often unshaven. She's what one might call petite - five and a couple inches and around a buck ten on the scale.
*The four degrees of heat - (1) lip sweat, (2) brow sweat, (3) runny nose, (4) all of the above.
re: MGZ
MGZ before I retired I used to go to Dragon Palace in Iselin/Edison. They are really good. I too let everyone know I like "thai spicy" and most times I get that. I guess I am just disappointed that the shore area where I live just never got off the ground so to speak with ethnic food. Different places have opened down here over the years but they either never last or dumb down the food as the local steak and mashed potatoes crew are afraid to try something with kick. My feeling is if you want to eat food that is different and exciting give it a chance or don't go in the first place. It spoils it for the rest of us.
re: bobd8487
Bobd8487, Lakehurst doesn't have to be "casual" because it's not Red Bank or NYC. Italy's Best certainly has a lovely dining room though the shopping center that it's located in is really the pits.
re: wontongirl
I just had a delicious lunch at Green Leaf Thai in Lakehurst NJ, this afternoon, my server Susie was very delightful explaining many of the Thai dishes,..accommodating my extra spicy request was no problem also, Thai Spring Rolls, Spicy Thai Shrimp w/ String Beans...YUM!


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