Sony DSX-B700 Double-DIN Media Receiver with Dual Bluetooth, SiriusXM Ready, Front USB, FLAC, 10-Band EQ + SXV300V1 SiriusXM Vehicle Tuner Bundle
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- Complete SiriusXM-Ready Bundle: Includes the Sony DSX-B700 media receiver plus the SXV300V1 SiriusXM Vehicle Tuner for a simple one-purchase upgrade package.
- Dual Bluetooth Connectivity: Connect two smartphones at the same time for hands-free calling, wireless audio streaming, and easier switching between devices on the road.
- Voice Control and Front USB Playback: Supports Siri Eyes Free and Android voice control, plus a front USB port with AOA 2.0 support for music playback and device connectivity.
- Sony Sound Customization: Features 4 x 55W power, a 10-band EQ with Karaoke Mode, EXTRA BASS, FLAC playback, and three pre-outs for system expansion.
- Clean Daily-Driver Upgrade: Double-DIN digital media receiver with dynamic color illumination and included SiriusXM tuner helps eliminate guesswork and makes it easier to buy the right components together the first time.
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Upgrade your vehicle with a clean Sony SiriusXM-ready media receiver bundle built for everyday usability and strong sound performance. This package includes the Sony DSX-B700 double-DIN digital media receiver and the MCOR SXV300V1 SiriusXM Vehicle Tuner, giving the buyer a simple all-in-one solution for adding satellite radio capability without piecing components together separately. The DSX-B700 is a strong fit for drivers who want modern connectivity in a straightforward double-DIN format. Dual Bluetooth support makes it easy to stay connected to two phones, while front USB playback, Siri Eyes Free and Android voice control, 10-band EQ tuning, EXTRA BASS, FLAC support, and dynamic color illumination give you the flexibility and control expected from a quality Sony receiver. With 4 x 55W power and three pre-outs for expansion, this bundle is designed to reduce confusion, simplify installation planning, and provide a cleaner purchase path for buyers who already know they want SiriusXM capability in one package.
