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No - 5 volts - Bluetooth In Dash Receivers
Bluetooth in-dash receivers enable drives behind the wheel can be completely uninterrupted. No wires, no radio knobs to juggle looking for a decent radio station, just the most advanced audio technology on the market.
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Kenwood eXcelon KDC-X502 Single DIN Car Stereo receiver with Bluetooth$106.99Out of stock- Single DIN In-Dash CD Receiver
- Built in Bluetooth
- 1.5 line LCD display with 2 zone variable-color illumination
- iPhone and Android Pandora support
- 3 sets of 4 volt RCA outputs
- 2 Phones Full-Time Connection
- Rear Dual USB and 3.5mm AUX connections
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JVC KD-T915BTS Single DIN Bluetooth CD Receiver with USB and SiriusXM ReadySpecial Price $119.99 Regular Price $169.99- Single-DIN in-dash CD receiver
- Built-in Bluetooth
- 2-Line VA(Vertical Alignment) LCD Display with animation effects
- Built-In MOSFET 50W x 4 Amplifier
- Dual USB ports, front and rear
- Sirius XM Ready
- 2 Phones Full-Time Connection
- Music Sync Effect changes Illumination patterns according to the rhythm of the music
- 3 pairs of 5V preamp outputs (front, rear and subwoofer)
- Front 3.5mm Audio connection
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Kenwood eXcelon KDC-X301 Single DIN Car Stereo receiver with Bluetooth$128.99Out of stock- Single DIN In-Dash CD Receiver
- Built-in Bluetooth
- 1.5 line LCD display with 2 zone variable-color illumination
- iPhone and Android Pandora support
- 3 sets of 5 volt RCA outputs
- 2 Phones Full-Time Connection
- Front USB and 3.5mm AUX connections
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Kenwood eXcelon DDX396 6.2 Inch Double DIN Car Stereo Bluetooth Receiver$319.99Out of stock- Double-DIN in-dash receiver
- Built-in Bluetooth
- Variable Button Illumination
- Built-In MOSFET 50W x 4 Amplifier
- Pandora and Spotify support
- 3 sets of 5 volt RCA outputs
- 2 Phones Full-Time Connection
- Rear USB connection
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Pioneer DEH-80PRS Single-DIN In-Dash CD Receiver with 3 Way Active Crossover Network, Auto EQ, and Auto time alignment$331.99Out of stock- Single-DIN in-dash CD receiver
- Custom color illumination
- Built-In MOSFET 50W x 4 Amplifier
- High quality components for optimal sound quality
- Auto EQ
- Pandora support with CD-IU51 interface cable
- 3 sets of 5 volt RCA outputs
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Kenwood DNR476S Double DIN 6.8" In-Dash Digital Media Receiver with Garmin Navigation, Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto$699.99- 6.8 inch wide Double DIN In-Dash TFT and LCD Touch screen monitor
- Supports Apple CarPlay
- Supports Android Auto
- Compatible with iDataLink Maestro RR for full integration with your vehicle systems
- Built in adjustable parking grid lines with color coded guide
- Dash Cam ready with the optional N520 Dash Camera
- Full DSP with time alignment, 13 band EQ, Drive EQ, and Crossovers
- Supports up to 3 cameras
- SiriusXM radio ready
- Built in Bluetooth
- Built in Garmin GPS navigation
- INRIX real-time traffic
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Sony XAV-AX6000 Double DIN Digital Receiver with 6.95" Capacitive Touchscreen Display, Wireless Apple Carplay and Android Auto$699.99- Double DIN stereo with 6.95" Capacitive touchscreen display
- Wireless Apple CarPlay and Wireless Android Auto
- Sirius XM Ready
- MP3 / WMA / WAV / AAC / FLAC / ALAC / DSF / DSDIFF Audio Playback via USB
- Siri and Google Eyes Free
- Wireless Bluetooth capable
- Single Micro-HDMI input
- Single USBC input
- 14-Band Customizable Graphic Equalizer
- 5-channel Time Alignment
- 6-channel 5-volt RCA preamp outputs
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