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AC2717 · 06-26-2013, 11:23 AM

I purchased a MBquart head unit two years ago from a ebay store in Germany. MBquart is a very good quality in the Automotive world as well as Boating world

I love it! It is the MBQuart WR1, also I was able to pay well under $100 for it because it came from Germany, and was a new unit not refurbished, it pushes 40 Watts per channel, has a audio input on front, RCA out put and inputs on back, and also has a USB port on it as well, Also does satillite. I went for the non cd model because I was not using them much anymore and also did not want a opening to the unit. It is all marined up including the screen that you can still read in bright sun, also it has a cut out that if you max out on volume it will cut out the volume to the speakers so you do not blow them
here are the main features:

• AM/FM/Media Receiver: WR1-USB
• AM/FM Radio
• MP3, WMA Media Compatible
• 3.5mm AUX input
• USBInput
• SD Card Input
• PA Input with optional PA microphone
• Apple iPod-Ready with Full Text Display to controlyour iPod from your deck using the optional cable
• 40 Watts X 4 output
• RCA audio output
• Multi-Color LCD Display
• AM/FM Tuner with 18 FM, 12 AM Presets

I replaced my sony tape deck in the boat with a Jensen and it broke within two years. this one cost me more than the MBquart

06-26-2013, 11:23 AM	#12
AC2717 Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Maynard, MA & Paugus Bay Posts: 2,582 Thanks: 755 Thanked 355 Times in 267 Posts	I purchased a MBquart head unit two years ago from a ebay store in Germany. MBquart is a very good quality in the Automotive world as well as Boating world I love it! It is the MBQuart WR1, also I was able to pay well under $100 for it because it came from Germany, and was a new unit not refurbished, it pushes 40 Watts per channel, has a audio input on front, RCA out put and inputs on back, and also has a USB port on it as well, Also does satillite. I went for the non cd model because I was not using them much anymore and also did not want a opening to the unit. It is all marined up including the screen that you can still read in bright sun, also it has a cut out that if you max out on volume it will cut out the volume to the speakers so you do not blow them here are the main features: • AM/FM/Media Receiver: WR1-USB • AM/FM Radio • MP3, WMA Media Compatible • 3.5mm AUX input • USBInput • SD Card Input • PA Input with optional PA microphone • Apple iPod-Ready with Full Text Display to controlyour iPod from your deck using the optional cable • 40 Watts X 4 output • RCA audio output • Multi-Color LCD Display • AM/FM Tuner with 18 FM, 12 AM Presets I replaced my sony tape deck in the boat with a Jensen and it broke within two years. this one cost me more than the MBquart __________________ Capt. of the "No Worries"