Pioneer made major noise at last January’s CES when the company announced news of 5 new in-dash technologically advanced audio video units priced below market standards. Late last week, they released two of the units, the  AVH-3200DVD and AVH-P3200BT.

Both are double DIN digital media receivers equipped with a user-friendly 5.8 touch slide interface for easy audio and video operation. The models offer advanced iPod and iPhone functionality with iTunes tagging via RDS radio, album art, alphabetical speed search, passenger control and link play.

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One absolutely incredible addition is the Advanced Sound Retriever(ASR), which restores the harmonics lost during the audio compression process. That plus an 8-band graphic equalizer ensure that users obtain the best sound quality. The AVH-3200DVD and AVH-P3200BT both offer DVD playback, while the AVH-P3200BT provides built-in Bluetooth. Both units are navigation ready, enabling control of Pioneer’s new outboard navigation unit, the AVIC-U220 (sold seperately).

The AVH-P3200DVD is offered at $449 and the AVH-P3200BT is offered at $499.

If  neither one of the units fit your car audio needs, check out Pioneer’s Fit Guide. The new site is a one stop location to figure out what Pioneer gear works best with nearly any vehicle on the market today.

Tags: Car Audio, dvd, iPhone, iPod, navigation

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