Volkswagen
Genuine Volkswagen OEM Retrofit Kit - RCD 510 Touchscreen DAB Radio
£461.12
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RCD 510 DAB it has the next generation of amplifiers giving a far superior sound quality to the previous generation (RCD200/300/500) It has to be heard to be believed (no need to change speakers)
Unlike all other RCD 510's this has built DAB radio, ready to use on every journey no matter where you're going.
It is a Touch-Screen unit so you can go through the various menus by just tapping the screen.
It has a built-in 6CD changer which is also MP3 compatible so you can have 6 CDs with 10-12 Albums (about 200 tracks!) on each CD and it will play them and show all the track/artist/album details (see photo)
It also has a built-in SD & MultiMedia card reader which can take cards up to 2GB so you can have hundreds of tracks on a single chip and it will play and show all the details (2GB chips are less than £10 these days!)
It is ipod compatible so you could connect an ipod using an optional ipod adaptor. You can also connect the new VW MDI adaptor which has full Ipod/USB menu and text etc.
It is also VW BlueTooth Ready so you can connect the optional BlueTooth kit and control your phone by the headunit.
DAB is the new way to receive radio - in the clearest possible sound
DAB stands for Digital Audio Broadcasting. Opt for the DAB digital radio receiver - available as an upgrade for your RCD310 or RCD 510 touch-screen radio system - and you'll have the pleasure of tuning in to every available digital station.
Much wider listening choice With digital radio, you can get all the digital stations bringing you extra news, sport, music, comedy, drama, children's programmes and more. There's such a wide selection you'll find plenty to suit your own particular interests. And you can also listen to your existing favourites, hiss and crackle-free, in crystal clear digital sound quality. BBC Radio 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 live, the World Service and most BBC local radio stations, for example, are available on DAB.
Just use station names With DAB you don't have to remember frequencies, you can just use the radio station names. All DAB radios have an LCD display, which shows the station you're listening to. Many stations also use this display to transmit other information, such as artist and song, what's coming up next, news headlines, etc.
Unlike all other RCD 510's this has built DAB radio, ready to use on every journey no matter where you're going.
It is a Touch-Screen unit so you can go through the various menus by just tapping the screen.
It has a built-in 6CD changer which is also MP3 compatible so you can have 6 CDs with 10-12 Albums (about 200 tracks!) on each CD and it will play them and show all the track/artist/album details (see photo)
It also has a built-in SD & MultiMedia card reader which can take cards up to 2GB so you can have hundreds of tracks on a single chip and it will play and show all the details (2GB chips are less than £10 these days!)
It is ipod compatible so you could connect an ipod using an optional ipod adaptor. You can also connect the new VW MDI adaptor which has full Ipod/USB menu and text etc.
It is also VW BlueTooth Ready so you can connect the optional BlueTooth kit and control your phone by the headunit.
DAB is the new way to receive radio - in the clearest possible sound
DAB stands for Digital Audio Broadcasting. Opt for the DAB digital radio receiver - available as an upgrade for your RCD310 or RCD 510 touch-screen radio system - and you'll have the pleasure of tuning in to every available digital station.
Much wider listening choice With digital radio, you can get all the digital stations bringing you extra news, sport, music, comedy, drama, children's programmes and more. There's such a wide selection you'll find plenty to suit your own particular interests. And you can also listen to your existing favourites, hiss and crackle-free, in crystal clear digital sound quality. BBC Radio 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 live, the World Service and most BBC local radio stations, for example, are available on DAB.
Just use station names With DAB you don't have to remember frequencies, you can just use the radio station names. All DAB radios have an LCD display, which shows the station you're listening to. Many stations also use this display to transmit other information, such as artist and song, what's coming up next, news headlines, etc.
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