Sony Xplod CDXGT820IP GT Series Head Unit
	Price: $158.80

Editorial Reviews:
18 FM and 12 AM presets / SSIR-EXA tuner / EQ3 Parametric / 24-Bit D/A Converter / iPod Control, SAT and HD Radio Ready / Gun-Metallic Finish iPod Shuffle (Genre, Album, Artist, Playlist, Podcast) Preamp Output x3 iPod Direct - Resident 30 pin connector with 1.2m Cable Rear/Sub Selectable Preout with LPF Title Scroll (Auto) MP3 ID3 Tag Indication (Title/Artist/Album) DSO2 BTM (Best Tuning Memory) Low/Mid/High Adjustments 45-degrees install Clock 52W x 4 High Power Bluish White Dot Matrix FL Display Multi-session (MP3/WMA/AAC)

Custom Reviews:
Good, But........
Great Sound, easy to work, looks great, but not all iPods are compatible. Make sure your iPod is compatible before you buy!!!! I have the new nano ( 4th Gen.) and guess what.... Not compatible!
Almost perfect
I got the head unit and it works almost perfectly with my iPhone. Browse speed is super fast, just like you're on the iPhone. I'll list my complaints (minor), but I recommend this head unit to anyone who has an iPhone or iPod touch. 1. It's hard to see the LED during the day. The sun shines on it and everything is dimmed out, it's perfect at night. 2. If you're on the phone before you connect the iPhone, the music will play through the bluetooth. 3. Sometimes I get a no ipod connected message. Doesn't happen often and removing and replacing the phone fixes it. Like the title says, almost perfect, and definitely worth the price. Edit: It also charges the phone as well, great bonus!
Very Good Sound - Display poor in bright light
I just brought the Sony CDX-GT920IP auto radio. I am using my auto stock speakers and still sound great (Honda Civix 2-door LX). I find the interface for WM3 CD's and IPOD a little complicated. I figure it will just take time to get use to the controls. I liked the supplied remote it easy to user and safer to use when driving. Another user complained that it was hard to browse the IPOD music collection since you have to move one album or song at a time. That is not true, there is a brows option that let's you browse 10% of you music at a time, this can really speed up the browsing. My only real complaint it's hard to read the screen in bright daylight. This maybe be a big issue and I need time to decide if it's a deal breaker, since I like everything else about it. I only have had it for a day will update later.
Great sound; Ipod input awkward
The sound is great; it's powerful and crisp. (With the note, I am not any super audiophile and this is with the car's factory speakers). Radio reception is very good also. The CD changer is "behind" the swing-door faceplate, which gives more space on the faceplate. The radio memory buttons (1-6) are very tiny compared to most radios. Two factors to think about. (1) The pop-off faceplate is easy to pop off but I find it pretty awkward to hook back on. (2) There is direct IPOD input, but the IPOD interface is pretty awkward. Think about going through 100 albums or 1000 songs, punching the "forward" key one at a time! And it takes a while for the Sony to display each new album name or track name (like 1/2 second). I bought this for the ipod direct input, but it turned out, manipulating the IPOD through the SONY is awkward and I tend to use the IPOD just with a short auxiliary sound cable. If you were listening to something like book-on-tape via IPOD the fact it is plugged in and charging might be worthwhile. If these two factors are not a concern for you, you'll be happy.
Rockin Out
This is an awesome stereo, has the ipod cable and a front aux input. Sony car stereos for life! Shipped fast too! I am very satisfied!