text:
Great System
1994 Mazda Miata
Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?)
Simple and easy with great sound
Pros: Easy
Cons: Wiring harness space small
Our experts help you pick the ideal gear for your needs.Meet our advisors
Free tech support for the life of your gear.Read about our one-on-one expert help
You may return items that are complete and like new for any reason within 60 days.See the details of our return policy
Earn one point for every dollar you spend and use those points to save on future purchases.Get full details on Crutchfield Rewards
With most stereo and speaker purchases, we offer installation guides, dash kits, wiring harnesses, and speaker accessories at deep discounts. Also, you can just buy our installation guides for $10. (If you buy a new stereo or speakers from us within 60 days, we'll apply the $10 to your order.)Learn more
Our customers have trusted us with their business, and they've helped us win awards for our service.Check out our most recent awards
The manufacturer's warranty always applies.See more details
Our experts help you pick the ideal gear for your needs.Meet our advisors
Free tech support for the life of your gear.Read about our one-on-one expert help
You may return items that are complete and like new for any reason within 60 days.See the details of our return policy
Earn one point for every dollar you spend and use those points to save on future purchases.Get full details on Crutchfield Rewards
We offer vehicle-specific installation instructions, dash kits, wiring harnesses, and speaker accessories at deeply discounted prices with car stereo and speaker purchases. Available for most vehicles.Learn more
Our customers have trusted us with their business, and they've helped us win awards for our service.Check out our most recent awards
The manufacturer's warranty always applies.See more details
| Watch a product demo
Crutchfield: Sony MEX-GS600BT display and controls demo
Item # 158GS600BT | MFR # MEX-GS600BT
This item is no longer available.
Sony's App Remote feature turns smartphone interactivity into a two-way street. With your phone's touchscreen, you can do things like selecting sources, picking radio stations, and launching apps. On the other side of the App Remote's two-way street, you can select apps using the stereo's source button, the same way you'd choose the CD player or radio as your source. And, with your Android™ phone paired up, this receiver will read any incoming text messages out loud, so you can keep your eyes on the road.
Interactivity is definitely fun, but you need a high-performance car stereo to create a great-sounding audio system. Not only does the CDX-GS600BT include an impressive array of sound-shaping tools, it also features a full complement of 5-volt preamp outputs that'll send a strong, clean signal to your external amps. Tweak the tonal parameters with the 7-band EQ, set up a perfect stereo "sweet spot" with digital time alignment, and use the frequency filters to make your speaker setup shine. And, if you're not using outboard amps, Sony's powerful Digital Reality amp, noted for its solid sound output and realistic audio reproduction, will drive your speakers very capably.
The CDX-GS600BT's built-in Bluetooth adds a new level of convenience and capability to your car. You can pair up your mobile phone and talk hands-free when you get a call, plus you can stream the music stored on your mobile device wirelessly to this Sony receiver.
Pop in a CD, plug your iPhone® or iPod® into the rear USB input, or browse your favorite Pandora® Internet radio stations from the receiver's controls. And you can add on a SiriusXM tuner (subscription required), if you want to experience an unparalleled variety of news, talk, sports, and music. Even cooler, you can choose from over 35,000 colors to make this receiver look right at home in your dash. Sony backs this special receiver with an awesome 3-year warranty.
Want to keep your steering wheel controls?
In most vehicles, you can use an adapter (not included) to connect your vehicle's steering wheel controls to this Sony stereo. Connect a few wires, then program the adapter for your particular car and the receiver, and you'll retain the convenience of your steering wheel controls. Check the "Accessories" tab for compatible adapters.
Note: Bluetooth compatibility of this device may vary, depending on your phone and service provider.
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.
Simple and easy with great sound
LM, Rochester, NY
Average Customer Review(s):
Simple and easy with great sound
Pros: Easy
Cons: Wiring harness space small
The Tech guy that installed the stereo said this was a top of the line stereo system I know Sony is the best name in computers thats why I bought Sony
Pros: to many to list let's put it this way it does everything
Cons: I have none yet
This is a good stereo. It's obviously much better than my stock one. The Crutchfield service was phenomenal.
Pros: Almost all of it
Cons: Bluetooth cuts in and out You can't look at time while on BT Audio
Excellent choice for the money. Great sound.
Pros: Android compatible, blue tooth, I pod, Pandora, all in one.
Cons: None
Very nice unit, lots of extras, choices, & settings. Very happy with product & with Crutchfield.
Pros: Easy to install with supplied hardware.
Cons: Learning is a bit difficult at first as is with most new electronics these days but not to bad.
Got this for my 99 Silverado. Works great and no issues with instillation. Sounds amazing great buy and I love the Bluetooth feature and how great the music sounds from my android phone..
Long long ago in a Galaxy 500.we use to set the presets on our am/fm radios by pulling out one of six preset buttons and then push it in to lock it onto the wire inside the deck. After installing an 8-track on the floor we were all set to go cruisin'. The Sony MEX-GS600BT is not only an excellent sounding deck, (excuse me."head unit"), with COMPLETE control of your sound field but a technological wonder compared to the days of old. Hands free Bluetooth, App Remote, voice texting (if you're set up for it), USB, Ipod control, accessory jack and a remote control to list a few things. There are many options and settings. I recommend you write down your settings once you've tweeked them to perfection before you disconnect your battery again. I installed this deck using external amplifiers and component speakers. Happy, happy, happy..
Pros: Once you have your sound field set up, it's incredible.... I like having the USB port on a nice long cable out of the back of the deck. With it routed to the glove box my Ipod is out of sight, out of mind and I have full control from the deck.
Cons: None
Haven't got around to testing all the features but everything this thing has is mind blowing and for the price can't be beat Bluetooth audio streaming and receiving phone calls is flawless the settings menu can be a bit intimidating but just like anything else after playing with it it will be a breeze I recommend this unit as a main head you unit or a hub to attach other devices through bluetooth or usb.
Pros: Tons of features, bluetooth features (audio streaming, hands free calling external microphone included) all work great.
Cons: menu can seem intimidating at times , finding the perfect spot for the external microphone
What an awesome head unit. I use the rear bass enhancer to fill out my sound. I have new speakers in the front doors and use the rbe in the back doors. The sound is great for just a couple hundred bucks.
Pros: I made a green color to match my dash. Rear bass enhancer. high power, sound enhance functions,Bluetooth.
Cons: Buttons are small and I am very big Nuffield said.
Excelent audio system
Pros: Nace sound
Cons: Price
My boyfriend bought me this stereo from here and its the best I have ever had! Service, shipment and quality were top notch! I will definitely recommend this to everyone I know!!
Have bought a couple of these head units from this Sony line. All quality sets easy to use and set up. I mostly run Pandora through it and having my phone go through the car is great. The mic works great for hands free calling.
This Sony is so much better than the Bose-Delco that came with my 93 Camaro that it is almost unbelievable. Doing business with Crutchfield is the absolute best, especially when compared to the "uninvolved" attitude of retail stores in our area.
Pros: Great sound . Vast ajustability of the sound with the equalizer, loudness, and position controls. Also it is a wonderful value for the cost. I would buy this Sony again without hesitastion.
Cons: none
Great stereo. Crutchfield included all the wiring harnesses and installation kits for free. Sounds great, blue tooth work well, the only issue I have is that it's been really cold here and the stereo won't turn on until the temp comes up inside the cabin, with in my crappy, old civic is about 10-12 mins. I assume this is a safety type feature. Other than that, it's great.
Pros: Bluetooth, easy install with the kit Crutchfield included. Remote control. Aux and USB input. I can play music and audio books straight from a thumbdrive.
Cons: Needs to warm up if it's extremely cold out before it powers on.
I was blown away by the level of service, help, communication and exceptional follow-up from Crutchfield. These guys do it RIGHT! I have shopped on-line exclusively for years and never before have I had an experience like this one. The last time I purchased equipment from Crutchfield was in the '90's. I used to go to them for everything. After being in the car audio business for many years, I started shopping price and ease of access to the equipment. I went away from Crutchfield and shopped mnay other sites over the years. Recently though, I noticed their level of details about the products they offered and the fitment guide for vehicles is bar-none the best in the industry. Pricing? It was the best I found ANYWHERE on the internet (for the product I was purchasing)! Now, for the product: Simply, it is amazing. I hardly ever read the manuals, but i took the time to this time. Took me about 15 minutes and it all is intuitive. Sony's operating system is great, simple and easy to navigate. I simply wanted 5V pre-outs; MP3; BT audio, Pandora control; BT phone; a 7 band EQ; and a good warranty. Sony's is the best. 3 years parts and labor! Wow! For car audio, that's great! All the install parts and pieces, install guide and such that Crutchfield supplies is top notch. This works great with my Android phone! One pairing and the two remember each other and pair automatically. Pandora is one button press away. Phone calls are clear and loud. Super product!
Pros: Crutchfield support, installation supplies, fast shipping. Sony is clear and very adjustable to my needs. I am particular about my sound and so far, I love it.
Cons: The surrounding buttons to the display to seem to stay brighter and are a bit harsh at night. None other!
Nice compliment for my titan
The head unit paired easily with my Samsung Galaxy S3 for hands free calls. The sound quality seems good and like the illumination options. It has many features and promises to meet all my audio needs but at a price. There are so many features that you have to scroll through to get to where you may want to go. I plan on keeping the manual in the vehicle for reference until I get the hang of it. Overall a good value. I caught it on special for $129 which makes it even a better deal as I thought for all the features $199 was a fair price. Crutchfield comes through again.
Pros: Numerous features, sound quality, good build quality
Cons: Complicated menu and no real short cuts to get to particular areas.
This stereo is awesome. Sounds great. A great unit for the price.
Like mentioned in the title, it works but not well. As for features it has it all except navigation. The audio quality is good when it doesn't skip via USB or bluetooth streaming (no problems with am/fm tuner, sat, or aux cable so I know it's not my wiring). I have stopped using the usb cable because the audio cuts in and out at random which became unbearable. I've found the bluetooth to be the best solution even though it still periodically cuts in and out but not nearly as bad as the usb. Overall a good product, but I'm sure there are better ones out there.
Pros: Audio quality, features, and AppRemote.
Cons: Audio cuts in and out at random (only usb and bluetooth). The anti-theft beeps when vehicle is turned off are annoying.
This is really an amazing piece of equipment. The only things I didnt like about it was that it is quite distracting to change any sound settings while driving, and that there is no front USB port. Really, these issues are minor in comparison to the good qualities of the receiver. Every setting I could think to ask for, it has. P.S. The App Remote app is not all that bad, except for that it doesn't transfer the album art instantaneously, you need a 3G connection to do it. Since I'm using an iPod, that isn't an option for me. Simply browsing through music is also a hassle, so the app really never gets used.
Pros: Very detailed sound settings, color selections are awesome, the buttons click nice, dial moves with ease, all of the components are high quality, Bluetooth and calling through the receiver is a breeze.
Cons: The markings for the secondary functions of each of the number buttons are impossible to read at night, sometimes even during the day in weird lighting. No front USB port. Seriously though, I'm just nitpicking, this thing is the bomb.
I have enjoyed many Sony products over the years and the brand has always provided excellent value for the price but I am bit disappointed with this head unit. The App Remote software seems a bit dated and is not available on other smart phone besides Apple iPhone. The interface to the equalizer could not be found anywhere in the application. The remote control included with the unit is functional but not much more of and improvement to the buttons located on the head unit. There a lot of options built into the setup menus and takes some time to adjust the system upon initial setup. I paired this unit with Kicker speakers (6 1/2" front, 6 x 9 rear), no amplifier, and the system is a definite improvement over the factory Dodge Infinity Premium Audio it replaced. Cell phone pairing via Blue Tooth works well along with the USB and Auxiliary inputs. Overall, I am pleased with my new system, but not thrilled.
Pros: Good audio performance. Blue Tooth pairing with cell phone works well, LED display is visible in daylight and the color is easily customized. Installation was straight forward.
Cons: App Remote software is a bit dated and lacks functionality; installation required bypassing the factory amp and instructions for doing so were NOT included on the Master Sheet for my car. No front USB connector. Case for detachable faceplate is not included.
Love everything about this unit except for the fact that there is no pause button/feature for CD or Bluetooth streaming. Great value otherwise.
Pros: Features, sound quality, customization
Cons: No pause function
I bought this for my stepson's car and installed it with him. I used to be heavily into car audio. So, I'm not a noob, however head units have a lot more features than they did 10 years ago. So, I had to do some research. I decided that, for the price, this stereo was hard to beat.
Pros: Tons of features for a good price. Bluetooth, usb, iPod compatible, handsfree, etc. Sounds great. removable faceplate
Cons: single din (not a con if the car is older). no case for the removable faceplate.
Great looking radio, has all the features I needed when upgrading my daughter's Nissan Frontier. Sound quality is very good and the feature set; from Blue Tooth to customizable EQs is great. My only complaint is the hassle of navigating the settings menus to make changes, very tedious.
Pros: Feature set Looks Sound clarity
Cons: Multi-level settings menu
Excellent radio for not much cash, very easy to install thanks to customer service!
Pros: The Bluetooth an app remote are great, I love not having wires show. Fully shapable soundstage, my truck sounds great!
Cons: I haven't found any yet!
I have been putting good car radios in my car for a long time and this is my best set-up. Installing it took me a little longer to get what I wanted but it was worth it. Having bluethooth makes it better. I have MTX components in the front and two 12 inch woofers in the back and this unit brings everything together. the sound of this deck can be shaped to whatever you like. I like all types of music and this makes them all sound great at any volume. It did take a while to find out how to set the sound but it was worth it. There are only two kinds of music, good and bad.
Pros: Bluethooth. USB and AUX in. any color you want including custom colors
Cons: none yet
Very nice. As advertised
Pros: All good
Cons: None
Nice deck. I upgraded from an older aftermarket Sony, circa 2004. This was a big step up! I also upgraded the stock door speakers, which was also a major improvement, to say the least. The receiver is easy to use, easy to install on my 99 Civic, and looks and performs great. Great value! I have used the bluetooth only a few times so far, but it definitely works well on my end (easy to set up, use, and receive/place calls); the other end of the call says that it sounds like I stepped a couple feet away from the phone, but this is bluetooth for you. I might look into getting a different mic eventually, but it works for now.
Pros: Good sound. Easy to install (thanks to the harness provided by Crutchfield). Good sound, good bargain.
Cons: None yet.
Bought this receiver for my son's car. It has a lot of great features. It was easy to set up and install, fitting easily into a 96 Isuzu Rodeo.
Pros: Multiple features including Bluetooth and an app for your smartphone
Cons: Haven't found any yet
Solid deck for the money.
Pros: Good sound quality. nice eq. functions
Cons: Too many input modes for Bluetooth. does not support windows phone
Easy installation in 2006 Subaru WRX. Bought another one for my 2004 Ford F150
This was a great head unit for my miata. It's bluetooth function makes it convenient and works with all of my music apps.
Pros: The bluetooth function is great and works with all of my devices.
Cons: The buttons are slightly confusing but not a problem after messing around with them for a few minutes.
I was pleasantly surprised to see all the features that this unit provides. The sound quality is also impressive. It's one of those "bang for your buck" receivers. I
Pros: Great value for the price. Loaded with features.
Cons: The faceplate is a little more difficult to attach and sticks when trying to remove. This issue may fade as the unit ages.
My son and I installed the Sony MEX-GS600BT in a 1995 Mercury Gran Marquis that my two sons (18 and 16 yrs) use for travel to swimming and diving, band practice, etc. My personal car has the capabilities of hands-off phone and Bluetooth built in, and after experiencing this I made sure to get a receiver with those same capabilities so the boys can keep their hands on the wheel when I need to talk to them. Everything works just as well as in my car, so I am totally satisfied (5 stars). My wife came by as we were checking out the sound and colors for the first time. She commented to me on the side that he actually looked excited. This factored into my high "cool factor" rating. Called the Crutchfield tech twice with great response.
Pros: No muss, no fuss.
Cons: None.
This HU sounds better than the OEM radio in a 2002 CRV. Easy install after taking time to study the instructions. Had a question about the wiring harness but the Crutchfield tech answered it.
Pros: Very good sound with stock speakers. Easy install.
Cons: None so far
A bit complicate at first, but an excellent head unit. Very high cool factor an sounds great. It's a keeper for sure.
Pros: Too many to list.
Cons: A bit complicated.
For the price, this stereo is loaded with features and is an excellent replacement for stock stereos.
Pros: Price. Loaded with features. Easy to install. Built in future expansion.
Cons: No dot matrix display
Great receiver. Love the wireless bluetooth connection
I like the unit, but it's difficult for my wife to go through all the sources to get to the one she wants to use. Once you turn the unit on, it comes up with Tuner, and if you turn the dial to adjust the volume like you normally would, it changes the source. Simple, yes, but difficult for her to get used to. We're making progress though. It sounds way better than our OEM 2004 Honda base radio, plus the RDS and Bluetooth for phone/audio were mandatory. These are the features we wanted most. About the RDS - it's nice, but get a unit that doesn't scroll. I could see someone getting into an accident because they were waiting for a song name or artist to scroll by. Still a good solid unit.
Pros: RDS, Bluetooth with phone/audio, USB and Aux connectors, great radio and sound.
Cons: Waiting for RDS to scroll; (relatively) complicated menu navigation.
The radio is great in all respects and the sound is very good, but I thoroughly dislike the operation. The controls are very confusing and the buttons are tiny. Whatever happened to the good old two knob radios! I had a Kenwood that this radio replaced and although it had a lot of buttons it was very logical. It had a separate rocker for seek up or down. Apparently everyone likes the present light displays that seem to be prevelent with the present generation of radios. I personally would have preferred a more simple operation. I only replaced the Kenwood because it quit operating and I couldn't find anyone to repair it.
Replaced the stock radio in my 2000 Porsche Boxster. Wanted aux input and Bluetooth so I'm happy
Pros: Easy install. Powerful sound with stock speakers. Plenty of features for the money. The mic for the phone works well even with the top down. That is huge to me.
Cons: Small buttons. And the rear USB connection is worthless to me unless I'm willing drill an escape route for it. I'll just rely on the aux and BT for my iPhone instead.
Neat unit. Menu's and Acronyms take some getting use to, definitely need the owner's manual.
There is one thing only that take one star off! The Bluetooth set up is a little bit confuse and hard to get connect!
Best in class. I gave this product a try and it delivers all across the board. from picking favorite color to adding phone numbers to blue tooth. it is great.
Pros: great feel, great features, sony out did itself with this one. I didn't know how I would feel about the size of the screen but im glad I went for it. I love it!
Cons: cant take off face plate when leaving my car parked somewhere. and do your self a favor sit down for 30-45 minutes and read the manual, its worth it!
Happy with quality of the sony receiver, great sound, I was able to match the color of the receiver display to the color of my dash lights.
Pros: I can connect every item to this unit. steering wheel control, satellite ready, I-phone, usb, aux, Pandora, Bluetooth, etc
Cons: the USB connection is not on the front. Most receivers have it on the front. this model has a cable in the back that I had I hard time finding a place to install somewhere in the dash or near the receiver.
I bought this radio upon a recommendation of a friend. It was very easy to install and sounds much better than my factory radio. The tuner is very good and picks up stations that my factory radio could not. The Bluetooth feature works well, is easy to understand and is the reason for me changing out the stock head unit in the first place. I had a conversation with a Crutchfield rep before purchase to verify the fitment and his counsel was very helpful I have already told another friend that saw it that he should buy one and I will install it for him.
Pros: Good Fitment, easy to install, sounds great!
Cons: The Menu's could be a little easier to follow.
First off I have had at least 10 after market stereos for my rides. Alpine , Kenwood , you name it. This Sony with Bluetooth rocks them all. Way to cool from color changes to bluetooth and everything in between. I couldn't believe it even has the 5V pre amp outs. Top Notch. The power coming out of this bad boy is amazing. Running a JL Audio amp on 2 Pioneer 10s is decent for now. With the infinity doors speakers front and back baffled makes it that much better. So many tuning options I just settled for a basic setting for now. Steaming music VIA bluetooth is awesome in your ride. No need for optional cords makes it that much cooler. If your looking to replace your factory unit this is definitely the technology to be using.
Pros: Ease of Use Big Power multiple tuning options 5V pre amp outs Bluetooth audio & Phone calling Phone app controllable
Cons: Blue Tooth Connectivity some times lags but thats about it
I was amazed at all the features that is included on this head unit. I installed a tablet in my car but I didn't want to give up satellite radio and a cd player. I bought and installed this Sony knowing that I could control it through my tablet using the Sony "App Remote" Android app. This head unit sounds great and if you can get away with having a small LCD screen I would recommend this unit. The LED lights fade to different colors which looks very cool. The App Remote is a benefit but it does leave a lot to be desired. For instance, when playing songs through USB it will not display album art via ID3 tags or any other means except for downloading from the web. It would also be nice if I could pick my own custom wallpaper instead of the 3 included in the app. The iOS version of the app auto-connects to ipads and iphones when they are used with the cable, but no such luck for the Android app. You have to hit the 'source' button on the head unit to let it know to use the tablet's UI. I have to do this everytime I turn on the car. You'll notice that Sony advertises sound editing capability with the app (setting EQ, balance, and fader) but this is not true for the android version. The head unit itself without the App Remote is hard to use. It takes awhile to cycle through the different sources. For instance if I want to go from CD to Sat Radio, I have to keep pushing the 'source' button like 5 or 6 times. I don't like doing this while driving.
Pros: sounds great; tons of features; App Remote; price
Cons: small display; navigating the UI can be tedious
wonderful product with great sound easy to read display.
Awkward because the USB is in the back. Very nice though. Only it says no device detected sometimes when I use my iPhone.
Pros: Stylish. Build. Lots of extras.
Cons: USB location.
The radio works great, including the bluetooth and USB port. It plugged in the dash and looks great.
Pros: The radio fit in the dash and worked immediately.
For the price of this unit it comes with a lot of features. I actually purchased it mainly for the appremote feature. The problem is that appremote only works when hardwired (can't control via bluetooth) and the app is pretty lacking in what you can control. If you are looking for a unit that has a lot of features for the price and don't really care for the appremote feature, this would be a great unit for you. If you need the appremote feature like I do, I would suggest waiting to see if sony comes out with an update.
Pros: Feature packed
Cons: Appremote needs an update
Excellent system. Sound and build quality exceptional. However the buttons and descriptions of them are very small and hard to read.
Pros: Sound, build quality, cool colors. Voice spoken text messages [very nice]
Cons: Buttons and descriptos are very small and hard to read.
We gave this to our son for his birthday - he loves it.
Pros: Pretty easy to install and a cool product
Cons: Don't have any yet, hope I don't get any.
Pretty good little unit for a single DIN. A lot of people have complained about the screen but if you get this with the plan of using the app remote then it is a much more useful HU. If you plan on letting it stand along and try to read the single line of LED text, you will be frustrated. I am plying my ipad mini through this unit and it works well. My only beef with the app is that I can't get album art to show up on the app remote screen. I switch to the itunes screen and it woks well. it also isn't meant for an ipad mini so the app is a little wonky in this situation but it does work. IF it is running with an iphone or ipod it works great.
Pros: versatile HU, provides a lot of input options. Solid build, Bluetooth works well Wish you could use the sirius port as another aux for a second usb.
Cons: app remote needs an ipad version
Works well, but the app is sort of useless. It annoyingly always starts playing the exact same song when plugging int my iPhone--very annoying. Wish it would restart where it left off. And I really wish it had a front USB port. But the radio does work well, the sound quality is good, both from iPhone and calls. Button layout works pretty well but there are small and difficult to read in the dark.
a well built stereo overall. Bluetooth is nice and clean.
Cons: doesn't figure out when you unplug cable to go to Bluetooth and leave where you left off
Sounds awesome, way better than the factory radio. This head unit has really brought my after market polk speakers to life.
Stereo sounds great and is loaded with features. I love the Bluetooth Pandora and the HandsFree calling with microphone. My only complaint is that the remote operates over IR instead of RF.
Pros: lots of features great sound cool color options
Cons: Remote operates over IR instead of RF
Lots of features. Read the manual to understand ALL of the features. Syncs w/ iPhone w/ easy. Phone calls thru stereo BT music from iPhone. Love it.
The Stereo sounds amazing. I put some Polk DB6501 speakers in the front and back. Didn't want use an amplifier due to space issues. Install was easy and definitely no amp needed. Plenty of power. Clean sound.
Pros: Great sound. And nice lookin display. With lots of equalizer options. Bluetooth Conection simple and great for road trips.
Cons: Had to purchase a new wiring harness. The one Crutchfield send was not compatible.
This is a great unit. I would definitely recommend it.
Pros: Bluetooth Audio, SiriusXM
Cons: None yet.
Sony receiver replaces old factory hd and has all the bells that I was looking for. Crutchfield hookup accessories included free worked great and step by step instructions made this install a breeze. Recommend this product and Crutchfield
Pros: Great sound, bt connection,streams music from iPhone ,streams pandora, hands free phone, 3 year warranty ,
Cons: None
This unit has everything you will need and is affordable ! The 5volt preout is a must for Audio enthusiast . The time alignment feature is great . Sony is stepping there game back up!
Pros: All pros no cons
Cons: None
Bought this stereo becauce of features and ease of use. Everything works as advertised and was easy to install with crutchfields supplied install gear. I was able to be up and navigating this deck in no time. Very pleased with crutchfield and Sony.
Pros: Easy to use with all the features.
Cons: None
When I began searching for a head unit to replace the 3 year old Kenwood Excelon receiver I had, I wasn't sure what to consider. I knew I wanted bluetooth, and if I could change the display color, that would be cool. Of course sound quality is very important as well. I've never had a Sony unit and wasn't sure what to expect, but I have been pleasantly surprised! The remote app feature is very cool. Overall, I have been very happy with the decision to buy. The only thing I miss is the more full sound it seemed like the old Kenwood produced. I may just need to mess with the equalizer more.
Pros: Remote app, features for price, excellent call quality, streaming audio
Cons: Wish it had just a bit more full sound
heck this one sounds better then the one I spent last time that's what I get for not knowing were to buy.
Pros: sounds great to the 1500 watts that its pushed to
Cons: little hard to set but just play around an ull get it
great sound
I purchased this unit mainly for the AppRemote. I wished to use the AppRemote to connect to my Spotify on my Samsung Galaxy SIII and use the Sony receiver to control the basic functions as seek forward and backward as well as volume and play/pause. For this reason, the MEX-GS600BT works great and I can control my playlist without unlocking my phone every time. The ability for the AppRemote to auto-sync to my phone works fine except I would still have to unlock my phone to switch Apps or change my playlist. I would prefer a larger screen like on the DSX-S310BTX, but this works just fine. One annoyance that I noticed and have not been able to fix is I am unable to view the clock on any other setting except the TUNER. Also, the remote must essentially be directed at the faceplate to work which is another inconvenience. Overall, I like the MEX-GS600BT and serves my purposes better than any other solution I could think of at this time.
Pros: AppRemote works as intended, Multi color screen
Cons: Screen too small, No clock on other modes (except TUNER), Remote reception is weak,
This is a nice deck. I thought for a while before purchasing this stereo. It does not have a drop down door. That would let it have a larger display. The display is also a one-line segmented display. I also own a MEX-BT5700u. That has the drop-down door and a nicer display. The display on this one makes it look like a low-budget model, and there are some cryptic abbreviations in the menus. I know that I am supposed to use a phone or tablet for a display, which I plan to get some time, but the stereo still looks like it does and I don't think that represents Sony very well. I have owned some older Sonys with the ten-button radio presets, and I wish they still made decks with that feature. It was really handy with the CD changer. I do like having the USB port in the back. It is a snap to throw it into the glove box. That is a great place to hold your USB device while you are using or storing it. There are a lot of inputs to scroll through. I like the scrolling through them with the volume knob. I am still reading the manual, so there are probably more features that I will like about it. I have some complaints, but this is a nice stereo, and if you can put up with the display, I recommend it.
Pros: Three Pair of 5-Volt Pre-Amp Outputs RDS Bluetooth Capability Adjustable-Color Display
Cons: One-Line Segmented Display No Drop Down Door If a USB device is connected, the stereo will turn on and switch to the USB port automatically. Even when you were not going to turn on the radio.
It has proven to be a very good receiver. I take advantage of the Tuner, Satellite, and Blue Tooth Phone capabilities currently. I had to read the manual before I could get the bluetooth working but that was easy enough once I had. There are several feaures I still need to read up on but I am very happy with the unit - everything performs well, but the size of the radio limits the display options.
Pros: Good sound Good support of Sirius Good BlueTooth support Display adjustable to match dash etc. making it less obvious it is aftermarket
Cons: Installers couldn't get the steering wheel controls working I haven't figured out voice dialing yet - but believe it will work
Easy to use. great quality, all the features I wanted. Only down side it the remote doesn't have the best reception.
Cons: Remote reception isn't great
My first purchase from Crutchfield as a DIY project. I was very pleased with the ease and support of the installation. The Sony MEX-GS600BT is loaded with features, some I won't use but are there if I change my mind. The first thing I noticed after the installation was the substantial increase in reception over the factory radio. I'm very pleased with the purchase as well as the support from Crutchfield.
The music sounds great, the blue tooth phone sound and mic is outstanding. The only two problems I have is 1. making a call using the head unit, I use the phone to call, and 2. the ipod control is impossible to figure out and use. The directions are almost worthless. It does allow you to switch to passenger mode which means you can control the ipod from the ipod. This is what I have had to resort to.
Pros: Excellent sound Excellent blue tooth phone (both mic and speaker) Easy to control ipod from the ipod
Cons: Very Poor instruction manual difficult to control ipod from dash unit
I was lucky to get this unit on a sale, so It was a steal at just under $200. The sound quality is great, the fit and finish of the deck is top notch. I was looking for an Android compatible unit and it is working very well. I have a moderate sound system in my vehicle, 4 mids and tweets, one 8 inch Sub and one Rockford amp. I do have a good amount of experience with installs and this is a good head unit for sound quality. I definitely recommend this to anyone.
Pros: sound quality, Android compatible, good looks, 7 band Eq, all of the tech features
Cons: None yet
After long research finding a replacement HU for my Mustang, I went with this Sony. Plenty of pre-amps and watts. USB, AUX, Bluetooth, etc... Used with the Ford harness supplied by Crutchfield to utilize factory amps. The only question I had was where the amps drew power from, called support and we figured out the the wire labeled with a tag is the low voltage 'power' that gives the amps what they need to turn on. Overall pleased with my purchase, now I just need to find replacement for all the speakers for my Mach audio before I blow them with too many watts.
Pros: Pre-amps, USB, AUX...
Absolutely love the deck. Was looking for something that had bluetooth, ISB, Pandora, Auxillary In, and not a touch screen for simplicity. This product performs great and fulfills all of that and then some. Worked great with my PAC steering wheel integration. Extremely happy with it and would recommend it to others. Also for first time Crutchfield buyers like I was, Crutchfield tech support is Awesome. I spoke with D.J. and he was hands down the most knowledgeable mobile electronics guy I had ever spoke too.
Pros: Retained my steering wheel controls, smooth install, great price, Crutchfield tech support
Cons: None
Very clean sound,buttons are set up nice(not too close together) and rear usb is great
Pros: Color change,quality sound and button lay out
Cons: Menu takes a few minutes to get used to
Ordered this stereo last week and got it today (Christmas Eve). With the kit and the wire harness, it was a super easy and straight forward install. The entire install took about 2.5 hours. It wasn't bad at all. This stereo is installed in a 92 Caprice and the hardest part was finding all the little screws securing the dash panels. First thing I did before adjusting any sound settings was pair the stereo to my iPhone. Absolutely simple and it was picked up immediately. I turned the key off and on several times to make sure the auto-pairing worked and it didn't hesitate or fail once. I walked away from the car with the phone until it last pairing a few times and it picked it right back up as soon as I came back in range. I made a phone call and asked the person how I sounded while I was sitting back as if I was driving and they said I sound clear as normal. I put in a cd and even with un-amplified Infinity Reference 6x4's and stock 6x9's, the sound quality was pretty much perfect (amps, subs and new 6x9's are on my wish list). Radio sound quality is excellent. The menu is pretty straight forward and simple and when I couldn't figure something out on my own, the manual is clear and understandable. I'd recommend this to a friend.
Pros: Sound, Cost, Bluetooth ease...
Cons: None so far.
Just received this new Sony(thanks Crutchfield for the fast shipping) and installed in my 94 Bronco yesterday. I had a touch screen Pioneer Avic-D3 unit in my last truck and I loved it, so I chose the MEX-GS600BT as a new stereo for my Bronco, and its the next best thing to a double din touch screen as you can use your phone to contol it. Installation was a breeze and after downloading the app for my Droid Razr M setup and pairing was fast and simple. I can control the stereo from the phone, change radio stations, select source, view and skip tracks playing on my ipod, stream music from my phone, listen to Pandora, and more. The sound is great although I am still waiting for my amp to hook up a sub, and there are alot of options like HPF, and LPF. All in all a great stereo with tons of bells and whistles, and the fact that it works great with Android phones was the big seller for me. Only thing I wish it had was HD radio, but I chose this over a Pioneer with HD and 100% glad I went with the Sony.
Pros: Sounds is great Bluetooth phone and music steaming Works great with my Droid Razr M Phone app makes this single din work like a double din touch screen
Cons: No HD radio
|AUX Input
|Audio/video Input
|USB Input
|Android Auto
|Siri Control
|Android Control
|Memory Card Slot
|USB memory
|Bluetooth Compatible
|Satellite Radio Ready
|HD Radio
|iPod Compatibility
|Full size
|RMS Power (CTA-2006)
|17 watts
|RMS Power (Manufacturer)
|Peak Output
|52 watts
|RMS Power Bandwidth
|Preamp Outputs
|Sub Preamp Outputs
|Switchable Rear Preamp Outputs
|Video Screen
|Preamp Voltage
|5 volts
|Display Color
|Key Button Color
|EQ Bands
|Wireless Remote
|Steering Wheel Control Compatible
|Adapter required
|Parts Warranty
|3 Years
|Labor Warranty
|3 Years
|FM Sensitivity
|8 dBf
|European Tuning
|Radio Data System
Built-in Bluetooth
USB/iPod/Aux Integration
Pandora + Remote App (for iPhone & Android)
Disc Playback
Radio Functions
Audio Section
Display Features
Remote Control
Bluetooth Technology: The Sony MEX-GS600BT is equipped with built-in Bluetooth (version 2.1 + EDR), allowing you to make and receive phone calls wirelessly through the receiver; as well as stream music wirelessly from your smartphone to the head unit. In order to use Bluetooth wireless technology, your phone must also be Bluetooth compatible and be able to interpret certain profiles. This unit is compatible with the following Bluetooth Profiles:
Pairing: Up to 9 phones or audio devices can be registered with the MEX-GS600BT (only one device can be used at a time). The unit can be set to automatically reconnect to the last connected Bluetooth device when the ignition is turned on. Due to the differences in Bluetooth technology, some Bluetooth enabled devices may be incompatible, function improperly, or may not support all features when used with the Sony MEX-GS600BT. Please visit Sony eSupport for a complete list of compatible Bluetooth enabled phones.
External Microphone: The MEX-GS600BT includes an external microphone to carry on your side of your phone conversation and voice command dialing. The external wired microphone offers improved audio quality versus an integrated microphone, so you can be heard easier over noisy traffic and road noise. You can adjust the level of the microphone without affecting the other sources. The external microphone features an attached 12' cable terminated by a right-angle 3.5mm connector which plugs into the mic input on the rear-panel of the head unit. The microphone comes with a mounting bracket which can be clipped to your vehicle's sun-visor or taped to your dash. The external microphone measures 0.465" (diameter) x 1.425" (depth). There is no integrated front-panel mic.
Hands-Free Communication: The Sony MEX-GS600BT supports Bluetooth hands-free communication for your Bluetooth enabled cell-phone. Bluetooth hands-free communication helps to minimize distraction while driving by allowing you to control your mobile phone from the head unit, so you don't have to touch your mobile phone. The controls of the MEX-GS600BT can be used to dial a number, answer an in-coming call, or end a call. The unit also features an external microphone (featuring adjustable gain), so you can carry on your side of the conversation while listening to the caller through your vehicles speakers. During a conversation, you can switch between the Private Mode (talking directly on your cell phone) and the Hands Free Mode.
SMS Indicator: The SMS indicator informs you of any incoming or unread SMS messages on your paired Bluetooth-enabled smartphone. You will still need to view the text message from your phone, as well as create and send text messages from your phone.
Wireless Audio Streaming (with Meta Data Display): The Sony MEX-GS600BT also supports wireless audio playback (AD2P) and control (AVRCP) of a Bluetooth enabled audio player or smartphone. The MEX-GS600BT will be able to control your stored music's basic playback functions; such as Play/Pause, Previous/Next Track, Fast-Forward/Reverse, and Shuffle/Repeat. The head unit will also display your stored music's song information; such as Artist name, Song title, and Album label. The MEX-GS600BT also supports audio streaming of music apps (control and metadata display depends on music app). When an incoming call or outgoing call is in progress from your Bluetooth enabled mobile phone, audio streaming will be paused so you can take your call. Once the call is finished, your streaming music will resume.
Volume Adjustment: You can adjust the volume level of your paired Bluetooth audio device from -8 to +18dB to match volume level output of other sources.
USB Port: The receiver's rear-panel USB type-A port (attached to rear-chassis by a 59" cable) can be used for plugging in a (MSC) Mass Storage Class USB device; such as select Android smartphones (Froyo/Gingerbread OS only), portable digital audio players, or USB thumbdrives. The head unit can play music files stored on the USB device in MP3, WMA, or AAC formats (up to 320 kbps). The head unit can recognize up to 10,000 music files on a single USB Mass Storage Device. The MEX-GS600BT offers the following USB search, playback, and display functions.
Note: This unit cannot recognize USB devices via a USB hub. Not all MP3, WMA, AAC files may playback due to file variations. Copyright protected ACC-LC files cannot be played back.
USB 1-Wire iPod/iPhone Control: The MEX-GS600BT's rear-panel USB port allows you to connect your iPod/iPhone via the included iPod dock or Lightning connector-to-USB cable that comes with your iPod or iPhone (not included with the head unit). This USB 1-Wire for iPod/iPhone connection lets you directly connect, charge, & control select iPod/iPhones via the USB jack on the front of the unit, as well as view metadata like song title & artist name on the front display.
iPod/iPhone Compatibility Chart: The Sony MEX-GS600BT is "Made for iPod/iPhone" compatible and supports the following iPod/iPhone model features (as of 9/19/2013):
|Apple Device
|Tested Version
|Media Type
|Control Type
|Display Type
|Head Unit
|App Remote
|Pandora App
|Artist/Song Text
|Track Info
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 wait until a newer software update is available.
Front-Panel Auxiliary Input: A front panel stereo 3.5mm mini-jack is provided to allow the connection of a portable audio source. Just connect your portable digital music player to this unit, and you can listen to the audio from the portable player through the speakers in your mobile audio system. The volume level of the auxiliary input is adjustable from -8 to +18 dB to compensate for any difference between the unit and your portable device. The aux input can be deactivated in the menu, so it does not appear as an available source.
App Remote Technology: Sony's App Remote Technology offers two-way communication between the Sony MEX-GS600BT and your USB-connected iPhone (iOS 5+) or Bluetooth-connected Android smartphone (2.1/2.2/2.3/4.0/4.1). You will need to download the free Sony App Remote application from the Apple App Store or the Google Play App Store. This application integrates compatible Apple iOS and Android apps into the selectable source list of the Sony CD receiver and lets you launch apps from the head unit. You can operate basic functionality of compatible audio apps directly from the receiver (operation differs depending on the app). Movie and navigation apps will continue to be controlled from your smartphone. In addition, you can control the receiver's sources directly from the application on your smartphone using simple finger gestures and see detailed source information on the phone's touchscreen.
Note: Access to the music, movie, and navigation apps will depend on the availability of a cellular and/or WiFi network for purposes of allowing your iPhone to connect to the Internet.
Pandora Internet Radio: Pandora is the leading Internet Radio music service in the United States, giving people music they love anytime, anywhere, through personalized radio stations. The Sony MEX-GS600BT CD receiver lets you playback and control the Pandora Internet Radio music service that is being streamed to your Apple iPhone, Android smartphone, or BlackBerry. The Sony MEX-GS600BT will display Artist, Album, & Song information provided by the Pandora app on your iPhone, Android, or BlackBerry smartphone. Your iPhone (iOS 5.0 or later) will need to be connected to the head unit's rear-panel USB port with the latest version of the Pandora App from Apple's iTunes App Store. Your Android or BlackBerry smartphone must be connected via Bluetooth to the Sony MEX-GS600BT (no hard-wired connection required). Your Bluetooth-enabled Android or BlackBerry smartphone must have the latest version of the Pandora App from the Android Market or the BlackBerry App World. Your Android or BlackBerry smartphone must also support A2DP, AVRCP, and SPP Bluetooth profiles. Your iPhone, Android, or BlackBerry smartphone will need an active Data Plan account with connection to the Internet via 3G, EDGE, or WiFi. In addition, you will need an active Pandora music service account. The Sony MEX-GS600BT provides the following control over the Pandora music service streamed to your USB-connected iPhone or Bluetooth-enabled Android or BlackBerry smartphone.
Note: Access to the Pandora service will depend on the availability of a cellular and/or WiFi network for purposes of allowing your iPhone or smartphone to connect to the Internet. Pandora is not supported in Canada and only available in the United States.
Disc Compatibility: The unit features a single disc player that will playback CD-Audio, CD-Text, and finalized CD-R/CD-RW audio discs (12cm only).
MP3/WMA/AAC Playback: The Sony MEX-GS600BT allows you to playback CD-Rs or CD-RWs loaded with MP3, WMA, or AAC songs (up to 320 kbps) recorded in ISO 9660 level 1 or 2, Joliet/Romeo, or Multi-Session. The MEX-GS600BT can support up 150 folders, and a combined 300 folders/files on a disc. The head unit will also display song information for MP3, WMA, and AAC music files (Joliet: up to 32 characters, Romeo: up to 64 characters). Not all MP3, WMA, AAC files may playback due to file variations. Copyright protected ACC-LC files cannot be played back.
Compressed Audio Display Information: The CD receiver can display the following CD-TEXT or ID3/WMA-tag information - Track number, Elapsed Playing Time, Song Title, Artist Name, or Album Label.
Quick-BrowZer: The unit's Quick-BrowZer feature allow you to search for a track on a CD-R/RW easily by category (Genre, Artist, Album, or Playlist).
Jump Mode: Jump Mode gets you closer to the song you want by allowing you to fast forward through a music category in 10% increments.
Zappin: With the Zappin feature, you can play music (files or folders) in 6, 15, or 30-second clips until you find the song you are looking for on your CD or connected USB device.
Off Insert/Eject: A CD disc can be inserted or ejected with the power off. The head unit will automatically begin disc playback, when a disc is inserted with the receiver set to a different source or powered off.
Auto Reload: The CD player will automatically reinsert the disc if it's ejected, but not removed for 20 seconds or more.
Mounting Angle: For proper CD playback, this unit must be mounted between 0° (horizontal) and 45°.
Digital Clarity Tuner: The Sony MEX-GS600BT is equipped with a Digital Clarity Tuner for clear AM/FM stereo sound with digital processing technology.
RDS: The Radio Data System (RDS) feature displays radio broadcast information such as artist & track information when listening to compatible AM/FM stations.
Preset Stations: The radio features 5 memory bands to store and receive AM/FM stations. You can store up to 6 presets each in band (FM 1-3, AM 1-2).
Best Tuning Memory (BTM): This feature automatically selects stations with the best signals within the selected band (FM 1-3), AM 1-2) & stores them in order of their frequency.
Manual/Seek Tuning: The MEX-GS600BT allows you to manual tune or seek tune AM/FM stations.
SiriusXM Ready: The Sony MEX-GS600BT comes ready for SiriusXM programming with access to XM and Sirius Satellite Radio stations. Thanks to its proprietary SiriusXM Connect port, you can add the optional SXV200V1 SiriusXM Connect tuner and receive more than 150 channels of exclusive programming directly from SiriusXM, via the "SiriusXM All Access" package (subscription required). Visit SiriusXM.com for a complete list of subscription options and channel guide. Additional features of the SXV200 SiriusXM Connect tuner include:
Note: A separate SiriusXM Satellite Radio subscription is required (operates on the XM Network). However, you can easily add this SiriusXM tuner to an existing Sirius or XM account for a Multi-Radio Discount Plan.
24 Bit D/A Converter: The Sony MEX-GS600BT utilizes a 24-bit digital to analog converter for superior sound quality.
True Fidelity Sound Construction: The Sony MEX-GS600BT CD receiver features a newly developed sound processor for less distortion, an S-MOSFET IC for smooth signal transmission, and a large-sized capacitor for deep bass sound.
Dynamic Reality Amp: The MEX-GS600BT is equipped with Sony's Dynamic Reality Amp to produce 3-dimensional sound staging for more realistic sound inside your vehicle.
CEA2006 Compliant Amplifier: The power specifications for the Sony MEX-GS600BT 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 MEX-GS600BT are as follows:
Three 5-Volt Preamp Outputs: The Sony MEX-GS600BT is equipped with 5-volt Front, Rear, & Sub pre-amp outputs giving you the ability to connect external amplifiers to your car stereo system.
Subwoofer Controls: The unit's subwoofer preamp output is non-fading. The subwoofer preamp output features a low pass filter with a selectable cut-off frequency of 50Hz, 60Hz, 80Hz, 100Hz, 120Hz, or Off. You can also adjust the slope (1/2/3) of the low-pass crossover. You can even adjust the subwoofer preamp output's volume level independently from the head unit's volume control from -10 to +10 in 1dB increments. In addition, you can select the phase of the subwoofer output from Normal or Reverse.
Subwoofer Direct Connection: You can connect a subwoofer to this head unit without the need of a separate power amplifier. Simply connect a single subwoofer (4-8 ohm) directly to head unit's left or right rear speaker leads (but not both). Same subwoofer controls apply.
High-Pass Filter: The front & rear speaker outputs offer a selectable high-pass crossover frequency of 50Hz, 60Hz, 80Hz, 100Hz, 120Hz, or Off. You can also adjust the slope (1/2/3) of the high-pass crossover.
Advanced Sound Engine: Sony's Advanced Sound Engine creates an ideal in-car sound field with digital signal processing. Advanced Sound Engine contains the following features: EQ7, Listening Position, DM+ Advanced, Rear Bass Enhancer, & Dynamic Loudness.
Automatic Level Optimizer: Automatic Level Optimizer analyzes each track's playback level & adjusts the output level to optimize transitions between tracks & sources.
Beep Tone: The in-dash head unit provides an audible beep to confirm button operation. This function can be turned On or Off.
Detachable Face w/ Caution Alarm: The Sony MEX-GS600BT features a detachable face for theft prevention. If you turn the ignition switch to the Off position without detaching the head unit's front-panel, the caution alarm will sound for a few seconds. The alarm will only sound if the unit's built-in amplifier is used. No face case is included with this unit. An optional soft face case (142DFC1X, sold separately) can be purchased for this unit. A face-fixing screw is supplied for making the face non-detachable, if desired.
Dynamic Color Illuminator (35,000 colors): Dynamic Color Illuminator lets you match the head unit's LCD & button illumination to complement your existing vehicle lighting components. With selectable Sound Synchronization, the timing of the color change is synchronized with the audio source. You can select from 12 preset colors (red/amber/m-amber/yellow/white/light green/green/light blue/sky blue/blue/purple/pink), customized color, & 5 preset patterns (rainbow/ocean/sunset/forest/random). The unit's Dynamic Color Illuminator offers the following advance features.
Motion Display: This feature shows moving patterns and a spectrum analyzer on the display when turned on.
Auto Scroll: This feature allows long displayed items to scroll automatically across the display when the track is changed on a disc.
Display Illumination/Clock Display: Pressing the Source/Off button once will switch sources. Pressing and holding the Source/Off button for one second will turn off audio output, but the clock display and button illumination remain on. To turn the unit off completely, you must press and hold the Source/Off button for two seconds.
Dimmer: To change the brightness of the display you can set the MEX-GS600BT to one of three dimmer modes; Dimmer Auto (dims the display automatically when you turn your vehicle's lights on), Dimmer Off (deactivates the dimmer), and Dimmer On (display always dim).
Auto Off: When installing in a vehicle without an accessory power wire at the radio location, you can set the unit to turn off all lighting a set amount of time after you turn the power off. The Auto Off feature can be set to 30 seconds, 30 minutes, 60 minutes, or No.
Demo Mode: The head unit's demo mode can be turned On or Off.
Wireless Remote Control: The head unit comes supplied with an IR wireless remote control (RM-X231) for easy operation. The included wireless remote allows you to control the basic functions (not Bluetooth) of the Sony head unit while keeping your eyes on the road.
Steering Wheel Remote Compatibility: The head unit features an OEM steering wheel remote control input on the rear of the unit that lets you keep your vehicle's factory radio steering wheel remote controls when used with an optional steering wheel audio control adapter (sold separately). Please consult Crutchfield's Outfit My Car to see if your vehicle is compatible.
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.
I forwarded your question to an Advisor and they responded with the following: That radio or any other will not work with a memory card reader. There are still some radios that do have an SD card slot built in to them, but it is becoming rarer to find that. I would simply recommend using a USB memory stick with that radio; it would perform virtually the same as a memory card. If you would like to discuss further you can contact an Advisor directly by phone (1-800-324-9695) or online chat. [ Krissy May 06, 2014 ] Staff
I spoke to one of the Crutchfield reps today...you can connect up to 9 devices...and of course only one may be in use at a time...he wasn't sure if you could receive a call on your iPhone while say your ipad was connected via Bluetooth. If any of you have tried it out let me know...thanks [ Delano Mar 14, 2014 ]
In my experience you can only connect one bluetooth device at a time. However, the app-remote is both a usb and bluetooth function. So, you could connect your iPad through usb with app remote and still make/receive calls/texts over bluetooth. I Actually bought this head unit to use in a costume install where I made a fiberglass holder and my iPad mini acts as my head unit using the appremote function. Hope this helps. [ COLIN Mar 13, 2014 ]
I don't know I only have my iphone set up [ RICHARD Mar 13, 2014 ]
You can connect up to two phones, but I haven't connected any other type of device. [ ED Mar 13, 2014 ]
I don't think I will be much help with this question! I have tried to connect my I Phone to it and can not get it to pair correctly! The person can hear me but I can not hear them! Good Luck [ MATTHEW L Mar 13, 2014 ]
It does ... there is a display button that changes the deck and displays the time on the right side if I'm not mistaken, I can't use the deck in my new truck. [ JUSTIN Dec 08, 2013 ]
Yes it dose, you have to select the display choice for the clock. When in clock display it shows very little other information about what's happening. In Pandora mode it shows nothing about the sound track, or artist. I never use the clock because of that. I do like the unit though. right price for the right vehicle. [ Michael Dec 05, 2013 ]
Hello, Jeremiah--- Yes, the deck shows the time--just keep pressing the "display" button until the clock shows. I recommend setting the clock manually; RDS setting may keep changing the time. I hope this helps--if you decide to buy this deck, I think you'll be impressed with its sound quality. Sincerely, Ed [ ED Dec 02, 2013 ]
Yes use display button to show time [ RENE Dec 02, 2013 ]
Yes. Just need to press display button. [ HENRY Dec 02, 2013 ]
It does [ JON Dec 02, 2013 ]
Yes. Its one of the many display options [ ANDREW Dec 02, 2013 ]
This is the thing I hate the most about this unit. If I link my phone with BT Audio which I use many different apps for, it assumes that I'm using Pandora or Rhapsody, so the screen displays "pause" because it thinks those apps are paused. To get the time to display, I have to open rhapsody, start a track, and then close it while the track is playing. Super frustrating. [ KIDRON Dec 02, 2013 ]
If you purchased the unit from Crutchfield, feel free to contact our Tech Support team. Their number will be on your invoice. They can help walk you through the settings on this unit and see if there may be a fix. If you did not purchase the unit from Crutchfield, then you may want to contact the manufacturer or post your question in our forums: http://community.crutchfield.com [ Jeff Nov 20, 2013 ] Staff


text:
Brattleboro man killed in Ashuelot motorcycle crash
WINCHESTER, N.H. -- A 26-year-old Brattleboro man was killed in a single-vehicle motorcycle accident on Rt. 119, Friday afternoon.
According to police, Kenneth A. Brace was pronounced dead at the scene after the motorcycle he was driving crashed into a utility pole. The crash happened in the village of Ashuelot near Elderberry Lane and the Ashuelot Volunteer Fire Company.
Mike T. Tollett, a youth aid officer with the Winchester Police Department, said Brace was traveling west toward Hinsdale and likely lost control of the Suzuki motorcycle he was driving before hitting the pole and then a short stone wall.
The investigation is ongoing, however police do not believe speed was a factor. Brace was wearing a helmet.
Tollett said the 911 call came in around 2:45 p.m.
The accident scene closed one lane of traffic along Route 119 and emergency personnel were carefully controlling the flow of vehicles.
Ted Miller, who lives in a house near the accident scene, told the Reformer he didn't hear anything when the motorcycle crashed. His brother, Roger Miller, who lives in Hinsdale, was at Ted's house dropping off a wood chipper when he heard something that "sounded like bushel basket getting dumped out of a pickup truck."
He said he didn't think anything of the sound until he heard a man down the street shouting for someone to call an ambulance.
Ted Miller said he has seen a lot of accidents in the 53 years he has lived at his house, but never a death.
Winchester Ambulance and the town's fire and police departments responded to the scene.
Police are asking anyone with information to contact Officer Tollett at 603-239-4814, extension. 405.
Domenic Poli can be reached at email@example.com, or 802-254-2311, ext. 277. You can follow him on Twitter @dpoli_reformer.
If you'd like to leave a comment (or a tip or a question) about this story with the editors, please email us. We also welcome letters to the editor for publication; you can do that by filling out our letters form and submitting it to the newsroom.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
I'm at my boyfriends house and haven't got my books on me. When was it that Harry was first linked with Dumbledore's death in the Daily Prophet? Is there any other mention of how Dumbledore's death was reported in the papers? I can remember his obitury, but is there anything about the circimstances?
Sarah x


text:
you are probably the best team in the east... big-deal.. the east sucks, and your team ain't great.. you have no center.. and don't say he is hurt... cause u ain't winning nothing with that yugo in the middle, collins.. is there a worse starting power forward in the league??... granted i guess he plays some "D", but he sux's in every other facite of the game.
kidd/jefferson/carter are not going to take u to the promised land (winning the championship) by themselves this year or any year, they need some help, and u ain;t got help on the present roster, and with j kidd getting older, as is carter, who may opt out of his contract, your guys ain't going no where fast.
u probably do have a better team then we do, but we are taking steps upwards (maybe they are baby steps, but there are steps), while you guys are stagnant, and if u lose carter we will be passing u on the way up next year.
one thing u do have which i wish we had... actually ' i had ' is the soon to be ex mrs j. kidd....


text:
CARSON, Calif. -- Check any of the fine media outlets covering Wednesday night's CONCACAF Champions League Semifinal first leg between the LA Galaxy and C.F. Monterrey and you'll hear about the importance of Robbie Keane, Humberto Suazo, Omar Gonzalez or Aldo De Nigris, but the match may in fact turn on something else, LA's ability to control the midfield against the Mexican giants.
That responsibility will fall to the Galaxy's Brazilian central midfield tandem of Juninho and Marcelo Sarvas, who must battle with Monterrey's Jesus Zavala and Walter Ayovi. The two-time defending CCL winners may be loaded to the brim with talented players, but Sarvas believes that the game will depend on LA's ability to simply retain possession.
"As much as we can have the ball and control the game, that means that they don't have the ball and they're no dangerous against us. I think our team has the players to keep the ball and find the space to create the opportunities," said Sarvas. "We have to be very clever when we going forward to not leave space for the players, also don't turn over the ball because they go fast on the counter attack."


text:
- Subscribe now!... Get rid of ADs!Support Power Line...VIP MembershipPresentsPower Line
Most Read on Power Line
Our Favorites
- American Thinker
- Ann Althouse
- Belmont Club
- Center of the American Experiment
- Claremont Institute
- Dartblog
- Hot Air
- Hugh Hewitt
- InstaPundit
- Jewish World Review
- Legal Insurrection
- Library of Law and Liberty
- Lileks
- Lucianne
- Michael Ramirez Cartoons
- Michelle Malkin
- Real Clear Politics
- Ricochet
- Roger L. Simon
- Steyn Online
- Tim Blair
- Urgent Agenda
Subscribe to Power Line by Email
Find us on Facebook
"Arise and take our stand for freedom as in the olden time." Winston Churchill
"Proclaim Liberty throughout All the land unto All the Inhabitants Thereof." Inscription on the Liberty Bell
Monthly Archives: May 2008
Recreate '68
The Democratic National Committee's Rules Committee decided today, following a televised hearing, to seat the Florida and Michigan delegations at the party's August convention, but give them all a half vote apiece. This was construed as a defeat for Hillary Clinton, who gained delegates but, pundits say, not enough. Later, it was reported that the Obama campaign is negotiating with Hillary to give her a cabinet-level position supervising health care »
Bye-Bye Trinity
Barack Obama announced tonight at a press conference that he is leaving Trinity United Church of Christ. Apparently Rev. Pfleger was the last straw. Obama's explanation was characteristically self-pitying and evasive: It's clear that now that I am a candidate for president, every time something is said in the church by anyone associated with Trinity, including guest pastors, the remarks will be imputed to me, even if they totally conflict »
Kobe or Lebron?
Kobe Bryant has led the Los Angeles Lakers back to the NBA finals. As a result, Bryant is once again the toast of the league. An article in the current issue of Sports Illustrated, for example, contends that no current NBA player can compare to Bryant and implies that the proper comparison is to Michael Jordan. As for Lebron James, the article quotes one NBA scout as follows: "The difference »
Obama's Iraq Dilemma
The widespread conviction among Democrats that we are destined to fail in Iraq was the key to Barack Obama's emergence as Presidential front-runner. He postured himself as the candidate who had opposed the war from the beginning. But what helped Obama in the Democratic primaries may prove his undoing in the general election. Through the months when Obama's dedication to failure was bringing him closer to the nomination, conditions in »
Kids say the darndest things
Kathryn Jean Lopez finds Barack Obama befuddled by Hollywood wizardry on his visit to Mount Rushmore last night: He express[ed] curiosity about the filming of a chase scene in "North by Northwest," Alfred Hitchcock's 1959 classic starring Cary Grant and Eva Marie Saint that included a death-defying scramble over Rushmore's presidential faces. "How did they get up there in the first place?" he asked ranger Wesley Jensen. "They didn't. It »
The Supreme Court gives Congress a helping hand
This week, the Supreme Court decided two employment law cases involving the issue of "retaliation." Retaliation occurs when an employer takes adverse employment against an employee because he or she complained about discrimination or otherwise exercised rights under an anti-discrimination law. The issue in one case was whether a Reconstruction-era statute banning racial discrimination also prohibits retaliation. The Court held by a 7-2 majority (Justices Thomas and Scalia dissenting) that »
Mark Steyn's hour of power
Assaf Gal of PrimeTimePolitics has posted the one-hour video of Mark Steyn on Ottawa's Michael Coren Show. Mark and guest host Tim Denis talk about everything from the post 9/11 world to multiculturalism and the Human Rights Commission case against him. Assaf describes it as "another brilliant hour with Mark Steyn." To comment on this post go here. »
Willful blindness
The new issue of the Weekly Standard carries Tom Joscelyn's review of Andrew McCarthy's important book Willful Blindness: A Memoir of the Jihad. The new issue of National Review carries Bruce Thornton's review of the book (subscribers only) as well. Both reviews are excellent. McCarthy was the chief federal prosecutor of the perpetrators of the 1993 World Trade Center attack, their spiritual leader Omar Abdel-Rahman ("the blind sheikh") foremost among »
Reporters vs. McCain, Up Close
Earlier today I participated in a conference call with Senator Jon Kyl and Randy Scheunemann of the McCain campaign. The purpose of the call was to respond to the Obama campaign's attacks on statements McCain made yesterday: I can tell you that it [the Surge] is succeeding. I can look you in the eye and tell you it's succeeding. We have drawn down to pre-surge levels. Basra, Mosul and now »
It does have a nice ring to it
My friend, fellow Dartmouth alum, and novelist-screenwriter Roger Simon has a post up called "Mirengoff in 08." He's referring, of course, to the Dartmouth election campaign which, mercifully, is drawing to a close. Meanwhile another Dartmouth alum, Angus King the former governor of Maine, states the case for our Parity Slate and explains why the lawsuit we pledge to maintain is the only way of preserving parity: No one is »
Will slow and steady win this race?
With the Democrats about to resolve the delegate dispute in Florida and Michigan, and with their primary season about to end, it's quite possible that the Obama-Clinton clash of the titans will soon expire. When this happens, the party will begin to rally behind Obama, and his standing in the head-to-head polls with McCain (already fairly good) may well improve. At that point, we'll hear more of the already persistent »
A not-so-sacred, not-so-lonely process, Part Two
One of our readers makes the point that the Scott McClellan-Peter Osnos affair has the earmarks of communist thought control, as in Darkness at Noon. In this process, one offers the prisoner better food, to be sure, but most importantly helps him understand where his thinking was wrong, and then leads him to "right thinking." The process is easier if, as here, the captive's knowledge of fact and his convictions »
Rumors of Success…
…are beginning to seep into the mainstream media. Today, the Washington Post reports on its interview with CIA Director Michael Hayden, in which Hayden described the problems that have beset al Qaeda: In a strikingly upbeat assessment, the CIA chief cited major gains against al-Qaeda's allies in the Middle East and an increasingly successful campaign to destabilize the group's core leadership. While cautioning that al-Qaeda remains a serious threat, Hayden »
Something Is Working
This morning's New York Post has an op-ed by me that is an edited version of our post Are We Safer?. To comment on this post go here. »
Don't get me to the church on time
Several readers wrote in response to "Motor City madness" yesterday that the video of the encounter of Detroit City Council member Monica (Mrs. John) Conyers was no longer available in our original post. Reader Corky Boyd kindly found us another video via Son of Baldwin. On Tuesday the Wall Street Journal's Katherine Rosman caught up with the lesson in civility Mrs. Conyers had received from 13-year-old Keiara Bell. When reading »
It depends on what the meaning of "all" is
Yesterday, I said it will be interesting to compare the degree to which the MSM reports on Scott McClellan's new book, including its discussion of the Iraq war, with the negligible extent to which it has reported on Douglas Feith's inside look at the same war, as well as the overall war on terrorism. The early returns are now in, and they come as no surprise. As this report by »
Hard To Know What To Make of This
Amazingly enough, there are still a few remote areas in the world where primitive tribes live without any contact with civilization. What is odd, I think, is that this is widely considered a good thing. There was a news story today about the aerial spotting of such a group in Brazil, near the border with Peru: One of Brazil's last uncontacted Indian tribes has been spotted in the far western »


text:
After earning an LL.B. from the University of the Punjab in Lahore, Sharif joined his family's influential House of Ittefaq (Ittefaq Group), an industrial conglomerate with interests in sugar, steel, and textiles. Entering politics, he served as a member of a provincial council in Punjab; in 1981 he was appointed finance minister for the province, and, following elections in 1985, he rose to chief minister. As leader of the Pakistan Muslim League, the primary party of the Islamic Democratic Alliance coalition, he was first elected Pakistan's prime minister in October 1990. His election followed the dismissal of Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto by Pres. Farooq Leghari, who made use of a constitutional clause that gave him the authority, as president, to dismiss the elected government if he deemed that government to be corrupt or inefficient.
During his first term, Sharif initiated an ambitious program of economic reform, privatizing a range of state-owned businesses. Facing ongoing conflict over the Kashmir region and citing a need to secure itself against a nuclear India, Pakistan continued to defy U.S. calls for it to suspend its nuclear program; in response, the United States halted its financial assistance. Sharif also faced increasing opposition as he attempted to maintain the middle path between the Islamic right wing and the social democrats. In 1993 Sharif too was dismissed on grounds similar to those for which Bhutto had been ushered out of office. Bhutto then succeeded him, and Sharif continued to be her vocal opponent. In the 1997 elections held after Bhutto's next dismissal, Sharif returned to serve a second term as prime minister.
Soon after taking office for the second time, Sharif, backed also by Bhutto, forced the elimination of the constitutional provision that had enabled his previous dismissal from office. Sharif also set about trimming the powers of the president and the military. His attempt to block the appointment of five additional judges to the Supreme Court late in the year, however, sparked a constitutional crisis. Chief Justice Sajjad Ali Shah, another of Sharif's rivals, was later suspended from the court on a technicality. Rather than appoint a replacement for the chief justice, Leghari unexpectedly resigned from his post after bitterly accusing Sharif of attempting to grab sole power. The twin exits of the president and of the chief justice appeared to be another major triumph for Sharif.
Despite a strong mandate, Sharif's government faced severe problems. Austerity measures implemented at the behest of the International Monetary Fund reduced government spending at a time when about half the country's money was being allocated to servicing the debt. With an economy in shambles, enormous foreign debt, widespread corruption, graft, separatist fighting, and an ongoing dispute with neighbouring India, Sharif faced a difficult task in leading the country forward.
In the late 1990s, Pakistan's economic situation continued to deteriorate. Sanctions imposed by the West in response to the detonation of nuclear devices by Pakistan exacerbated the crisis, and in 1998 Pakistan was nearing bankruptcy. Sharif soon found himself in conflict with a new army commander, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, and in late 1999 allegedly refused to allow Musharraf's aircraft to land. Sharif was overthrown by Musharraf in a military coup d'état almost immediately and was subsequently tried on charges of hijacking and terrorism, for which he was sentenced to life imprisonment. In 2000, having agreed to leave Pakistan for 10 years in exchange for having his jail sentence commuted, Sharif was released from prison and went into exile in Saudi Arabia.
Encouraged by a 2007 Supreme Court decision which ruled that he was free to reenter the country, Sharif returned to Pakistan in September of that year, hoping to galvanize public support for the removal of Musharraf's increasingly unpopular rule. The Musharraf government, however, bypassed the Supreme Court ruling and arranged for Sharif's summary arrest and deportation back to Saudi Arabia within hours of his return, a move perceived by many as flouting the law. In a visit to Saudi Arabia several weeks later, Musharraf requested that the Saudi leadership cooperate in keeping his opponent abroad until the elections scheduled for early the following year had been held; in response, King ʿAbd Allāh expressed a growing reluctance to maintain Saudi complicity in Sharif's exile.
In late November 2007, Musharraf permitted Sharif, along with his wife and brother, to arrive unimpeded in Pakistan on an aircraft provided by ʿAbd Allāh. Underscoring Sharif's sustained popularity, his arrival was marked by crowds of supporters; these celebrations were largely unhindered by police. Upon his return, Sharif registered to run in the elections set for the following January, though he announced his refusal to stand as prime minister under Musharraf and indicated that an opposition boycott of the vote remained an option. In addition, Sharif called for the return of a number of Supreme Court judges whom Musharraf, anticipating that they would rule to annul his reelection, had purged.


text:
This study is provided by ICPSR. ICPSR provides leadership and training in data access, curation, and methods of analysis for a diverse and expanding social science research community.
ABC News/Washington Post Poll #2, September 1990 (ICPSR 9558)
Principal Investigator(s): ABC News; The Washington Post
This data collection focuses on the federal budget deficit and on issues dealing with the rich and the poor in America. Respondents were asked if they approved of the way George Bush, Democrats in Congress, and Republicans in Congress were handling the the federal budget deficit, and who was more to blame for the larger deficit. Additionally, respondents were asked how much money it takes to be rich in the United States, whether they would want to be rich, how likely it was that they would ever be rich or poor, whether the percentage of Americans who are rich was increasing, and whether they respected and admired rich people. Other questions asked respondents if they characterized rich people as more likely to be honest, snobbish, intelligent, and a variety of other traits, whether respondents would be more or less likely to vote for a candidate who was a millionaire/self-made millionaire, and which political party better represented the interests of poor, rich, and middle class people. Background information on respondents includes political alignment, 1988 presidential vote choice, registered voter status, education, age, religion, social class, marital status, number of people in the household, labor union membership, employment status, race, income, sex, and state/region of residence.
Access Notes
One or more data files in this study are set up in a non-standard format, such as card image format. Users may need help converting these files before they can be used for analysis.
Data in this collection are available only to users at ICPSR member institutions. Please log in so we can determine if you are with a member institution and have access to these data files.
ASCII + SAS Setup SPSS Setup Stata Setup
Study Description
ABC News/Washington Post. ABC NEWS/WASHINGTON POST POLL #2, SEPTEMBER 1990. Radnor, PA: Chilton Research Services [producer], 1990. Ann Arbor, MI: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor], 2007-07-30. https://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR09558.v1
Persistent URL: https://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR09558.v1
Export Citation:
- RIS (generic format for RefWorks, EndNote, etc.)
- EndNote XML (EndNote X4.0.1 or higher)
Scope of Study
Subject Terms: attitudes, Bush, George H.W., federal budget deficit, middle classes, political parties, political representation, poverty, public opinion, social issues, United States Congress, wealth
Geographic Coverage: United States
- 1990-09-20--1990-09-24
- 1990-09-20--1990-09-24
Universe: Adults aged 18 and over living in households with telephones in the 48 contiguous United States and the District of Columbia.
The data contain blanks and alphabetic characters. A weight variable is included that must be used in any analysis.
Sample: Households were selected by random digit dialing. Within household, the respondent selected was the adult living in the household who last had a birthday and who was at home at the time of the interview.
telephone interviews
Original ICPSR Release: 1991-05-03
- 2007-07-30 SAS, SPSS, and Stata setup files have been added to this data collection.
Related Publications
Export Options: RIS/EndNote
Metadata Exports
- Citations exports are provided above.
Export Study-level metadata (does not include variable-level metadata)
If you're looking for collection-level metadata rather than an individual metadata record, please visit our Metadata Records page.


text:
She was born Oct. 24, 1935, to Edward and Lila (Vincent) Ferguson.
She is preceded in death by her parents; husband, Bernard Flensburg; grandson, Allen Stepp; and brother, Cecil Ferguson.
Mrs. Flansburg is survived by stepson, Edward Flansburg; daughters, Sharas Stepp and Charlene Bridgewater; brother, Robert Flansburg; sisters, Barbara Jackson, Naomi Crouse and Rebecca Stockdale; five grandchildren; and two stepgrandchildren
Visitation was conducted Tuesday, June 11, 2013, at Roller-Cox Funeral Home in Clarksville. The graveside service will begin at 10 a.m. today at West Mt. Zion cemetery with the Rev. Sharon Dixon officiating.
Arrangements are under the direction of Roller-Cox Funeral Home, (479) 754-2201. Online guestbook www.rollerfuneralhomes.com.


text:
Discussion in 'Pros' Racquets and Gear' started by King_roger, Apr 13, 2009.
(from training in Monte Carlo)
Vapor V clay alert! ;-)
He's wearing the same jacket he wore in miami, this time in blue. I want it badly.
I reckon he's just wearing the V's for practice.
Yeah, i reckon he'll switch.
I know, tis a nice jacket
I wouldn't be so sure about that.... :?
We will see what he wears during his matches.
cool shoes, anymore pics.
It's refreshing to see a man who doesn't shave his legs or wear ankle socks nowadays.
^is that nick bolleterri?
^^^No I think it's Mikhail Youzhny and his coach
That shoe is too white. it's gonna get dirty too quick.
He can do anything he wants, he's Roger Federer and Nike will give him all the shoes he wants forever.
Those vapors look much nicer than i thought they were
they look sick!!
correct - they are !!
looks like the vapor Vs he wore at RG08, except with white laces?
V's all the way!
I wouldn't be surprised if he wore those in matches, if you look closely you can see that the inside of the shoe has the same matching color (sky blue/aqua/whatever nike calls it) as the bandana and wrist band, and correct me if I'm wrong but I believe that's a new color for Nike this year for summer.
Looks like he is wearing v's against seppi now.
Correct, how could Nike let him do this. :S
Murray ain't sponsored by nike and he's wearing the VI's
yeah just noticed now whilst watching his monte match...
the vapor v is from last year to match the light blue shirt
they are the vapor V he wore at this tournament last year. remember? he had that baby blue polo on. check out the heel of the shoe its baby blue
and also they arent the RG 08 cause he had black laces. exact same style... just with black laces and the heel wasnt blue
Don't you mean bad?
A possibility may be that he announced Monte Carlo participation really last minute so Nike didn't have time to get new shoes for him.
Hmmm I noticed this yesterday when I saw a picture of him in practice. Prolly he's not satisfied with the VI after 3 tournaments? Makes me really wonder though.
Man me too! wish they would sell it online!
oh dear... :roll:
but they Vapors match perfectly with the rest of his outfit
just Roger.
When he decide to get in the tornament ?? if you see the draw he have a WC next to his ranking , i don't understand why.. some body can explain that??
Well they've got the pale blue on aswell, so nike must have done them especially. Maybe additional support for the clay?
Well as far as I remember a week before the tournament. MC is a non-mandatory masters so top players are not required to commit to this tournament unlike the other masters event. As far as the WC is concern, Fed did not commit to this event before the start of the season hence he was not included in the main draw. Fed was offered a WC and accepted it so he has WC after his ranking.
I think Nike didn't have the right color way for his clay apparel (VI is Sterling blue) not including FO, this is I think the reason he has to use the Vapor V since it matches his apparel completely.
In that pic, look at Roger's left leg, he's wearing two pairs of socks.
Maybe for added comfort??
looks like the obsidian trim from the RG08 shoes, the light blue inside and heel match the new outfit, so i think it's a newly designed shoe.. I *really* hope they're bringing back the vapor V, i have a pair of the rg08 shoes and they're the best ever.. the VI has had so many problems, why not stop that line and bring back what works?
In all pictures of Fed I've seen of him this year he double-socked his right foot. Probably comfort. Why else?
That would be a marketing nightmare.
The VI definitely looks like it was rushed. The design is cool but functionally I've heard really bad things. Next version should be better.
Dunno, but he always has. habit?
to protecd his ankels from injuries...
They have braces for that, like the ones A-Rod wears all the time.
I don't agree. If you'll look at post #23 it is definitely the same including the skyblue trim.
Yes, but his goes over the sock,
Feds is probably an ankle sleeve.
Federer did wear an ankle brace for a few tournaments a few years ago
I think he uses it to prevent foot blisters
just for more cushioning...
He doesn't use it for ankle support.
It's ironic that Fed's gone back to the 5's for clay and Murray(with not shoe contract) who uses different shoes for different surfaces is using the vapor 6....to much better effect
Maybe Nike has decided to stop the marketing of the new vapors until they solve this problem.
Picture by: Andres Agazaki
^^^exactly.. maybe it's a marketing nightmare as someone called it to bring back the V's, but I think it's MORE a marketing/product nightmare to keep producing the VI's.. not only the spots but there's clearly performance/pain problems with the shoes.. admit a mistake, issue refunds and go back to what's tried, tested & loved by many.. anyhow, just glad to see roger wearing V's and a little glimmer that maybe they're not dead yet.
Separate names with a comma.


text:
The Drilling Waste Management Information System is an online resource for technical and regulatory information on practices for managing drilling muds and cuttings, including current practices, state and federal regulations, and guidelines for optimal management practices.
Visitors can use these resources to:
The Drilling Waste Management Information System was developed by Argonne National Laboratory and industry partners, ChevronTexaco and Marathon, under the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE's) Natural Gas & Oil Technology Partnership program. Funding for the project was provided through DOE's National Energy Technology Laboratory.


text:
COURSE: 81-115 Introduction to Private Security (3)
Private security is a dynamic field that is growing at a tremendous rate. Problematic issues have varied over the years, new technologies have been developed, laws have changed, and new organizational strategies have evolved. This course provides students with an overview of private security organizations. Students will be familiarized with the most significant literature, theories and research findings in the field. Types of positions available, duties involved and the employment forecast are also be addressed.