Dual XHD6425 4X50 Watt Bluetooth-Ready HD Radio and MP3 
Player Built-in HD Radio reception--it's free nationwide--with CD and MP3 playback, a front-panel USB port, and the convenience of a detachable faceplate: that's the Dual XHD6425 receiver. The XHD6425 allows playback of your favorite MP3 and WMA files recorded on CD-R and CD- RW discs. Its powerful on-board DSP processor decodes the compressed audio while maintaining near-CD sound quality. An internal SRAM buffer provides ESP (ElectronicSkip Protection) to virtually eliminate skipping and allows alphanumeric or direct track search--even while a song is currently playing. Finally, add the BTM60 Bluetooth module and enjoy hands-free calling and streaming from compatible Bluetooth devices.
Player Built-in HD Radio reception--it's free nationwide--with CD and MP3 playback, a front-panel USB port, and the convenience of a detachable faceplate: that's the Dual XHD6425 receiver. The XHD6425 allows playback of your favorite MP3 and WMA files recorded on CD-R and CD- RW discs. Its powerful on-board DSP processor decodes the compressed audio while maintaining near-CD sound quality. An internal SRAM buffer provides ESP (ElectronicSkip Protection) to virtually eliminate skipping and allows alphanumeric or direct track search--even while a song is currently playing. Finally, add the BTM60 Bluetooth module and enjoy hands-free calling and streaming from compatible Bluetooth devices.Technical Details:
+AM/FM, CD, MP3/WMA, USB, Bluetooth-ready, HD Radio receiver
+4 x 50 Watts peak power with one RCA pre-amp output
+Detachable faceplate with white on black dot matrix display
+Includes auxiliary input, USB port; add BTM60 module for Bluetooth
+One-year limited warranty
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Reviewed by: C. Trent "Ska Bob" (Roy, WA)
Better than the "Big Name" brands, March 17, 2010
This review is from: Dual XHD6425 4X50 Watt Bluetooth-Ready HD Radio and MP3 Player
After some research I found some other radios I was looking at (even the big name brands selling for 50-80$ more) had USB ports that only supported drive 2GB and smaller, or had a limit of 250 files no matter the size of the drive. This radio said it supports up-to something like 47,000 files per drive so that sold me.
The HD radio sounds great, even out away from the city it comes in on a few channels. It automatically will go to the HD broadcast after its gotten a good signal for about 5 seconds, that's good since it keeps it from going back and forth all the time like some other radio I looked at. Once at an HD station, if it says HD1 they have more than one channel available, then you can go to HD2 or HD3 for music you can't hear at all on regular radio.
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