Affordable and Excellent Features

I have JVC radios in my 3 cars. I really like their layout, displays and features, the buttons are not too small, they are large enough that they work for us, and you can turn the clock off if you want - our Corolla has a separate clock display, so we don't need it on the radio. The display is nice and colorful. I replaced a JVC analog stereo with the HDR30 in my wife's 2006 Toyota Corolla because I was looking for an HD Radio that also had the front Aux input to connect my GPS for road trips. The SD card on the GPS will play up to 1000 songs, so we really don't use the CD to play MP3s anymore. I have the KD-HDR1 in another car and really like the HD Radio and features. I researched other comparably priced HD Radios from Dual and others, but did not see the features I wanted, and (as another reviewer mentioned) something sticking out of the front of the radio in a USB slot is just waiting to get broken. I really like the JVC HDR-series automatically scrolling the song information without having to press buttons, and it keeps that setting so you don't have to change back to it every time you start the car. Also, the HD Radio sub-channels are nice to have when all the stations are playing commercials or other stuff we'd rather not listen to, and most (maybe all) are commercial free. I have not encountered the CD "clicking" problem, but downloaded and installed the update from the JVC site as another reviewer suggested.

I bought it from Barney's Electronics on Amazon, they had the best total price with shipping. I was a bit concerned that they would be slow in processing and shipping the order, but not to worry. They processed the order right away. I ordered the radio on Monday and UPS delivered it to me on Friday in Phoenix.

How did "lesbian" get suggested as a recommended tag for this product??