KenwoodKMR-D382BT (50W x 4Ch) Single Din Car/Marine Stereo Head Unit with Bluetooth, Hands-Free Calling, CD Player, USB, AM/FM Radio, SiriusXM Ready, All-Weather in-Dash Boat & Car Audio Receiver

I recently installed the KENWOOD KMR-D382BT Stereo on my 2007 Malibu Wakesetter, and I couldn't be more satisfied with the results.Easy to Install: The installation process was straightforward. Even for someone with basic technical skills, it was a breeze to set up.Clear Instructions: The instructions provided were clear and easy to follow. They made the installation process smooth and hassle-free.Great USB and Bluetooth Connectivity: The stereo comes with both USB and Bluetooth options, and both work flawlessly. I can easily connect my devices and enjoy my music without any issues.User-Friendly Navigation: Navigating through the stereo’s features is very intuitive. The controls are well-designed, making it simple to switch between modes and adjust settings.Significant Upgrade Over Stock: This stereo is a significant upgrade over the stock unit. The sound quality is excellent, and the added features like Bluetooth and USB connectivity make a huge difference.Overall, the KENWOOD KMR-D382BT Stereo has greatly enhanced my boating experience. It’s a top-notch product that I would highly recommend to anyone looking to upgrade their boat’s audio system.

I had to cut the sides of the dash as my 84 had the old knob style radio that died. I tried a retro sound radio at twice this price and wasn’t impressed. This KENWOOD sounds great, looks good with the silver styling and custom led backlight. Lots of colors to choose from. I like the front, rear, and sub pre outs. Lots of settings like speaker crossover, eq, loudness, bass boost, sub level etc. KENWOOD is owned by JVC and this is very similar to my jvc 925bts

Exceptionally fast shipping. Easy installation and support when needed.

I installed this in our Formula 330 SS, with two hard wired KCA-RC55MR remote controls. One on the stern and one at the helm. Install was straight forward since it was replacing a very similar Kenwood head unit. I installed the remotes with the required Y cable and two feed cables as needed. I could not get these to both work at the same time for several days and the documentation was short of useless. After some in depth google searching I found instructions on how these are to be added. Hopefully this helps someone else out also.Instructions:"When connecting the remote control KCA-RC107MR/ KCA-RC55MR (Optional accessory) to this unit, you should register the ID for KCA-RC107MR/ KCA-RC55MR.Press [SRC] and select a Standby ("STANDBY") using [Control] knob.Refer to <Source selection>.Press [Control] knob.Enters the Function setting mode.Select "Initial Settings" > "Remote Settings" > "Remote ID Set" using [Control] knob.For how to use [Control] knob, refer to <3-3. How to select the item>.A remote control ID list is displayed. "Yes" indicates that this ID is already registered. "No" indicates that this ID is available.Press [Control] knob."Registering..." appears.Register the remote control ID.Button on the remote controlRemote control ID[ENTER]Registers ID1.[SRC]Registers ID2.[DISP]Registers ID3."ID#Set:Completed" appears.Exiting from the Function setting modePress and hold [1/6]. "

Installed this in my boat sounds great!!

Thumbs down .“Protecting ““Miswired “-nope its not .“Protecting””Send Service “I’ve installed a few radios in 50couple years .Battery off .Check wiring twice .There’s nothing wrong with my install.Did reset .Persists .There is something wrong with this unit .Isolated to bench power supply .Still bad .Day 2 after install -Off to service on my dime .Buyer be ware .Outcome -we’ll see.Corroded - New radio cost me 36 dollars .

Sounds great so far, Even matches Autometer gauges. Nice new features.

Works great. Installed with a great magnetic cover. Installed on 2006 Ranger Z21 so no salt to deal with. Be careful and should last another 10-15 year like my last Kenwood in it.