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Got a double-DIN headunit space? We have one word for you: FH-P4200MP. It's the King Kong of headunits and it fits perfectly into your dash. But that's not all: playback includes not only MP3 and WMA, but also CDs with iTunes® AAC files — a world's first! This model delivers DSP with 9-Band Graphic EQ for customizing your vehicle’s sound. And it's ready for Satellite Radio (XM or Sirius) and our hot iPod Adapter shipping in Spring ‘05.

iTunes® AAC Playback Compatibility!
Here's an important world's first from Pioneer: Apple iTunes AAC compatibility! The FH-P4200MP can play CDs with AAC files ripped using Apple's iTunes Media Player. Now you can make iTunes your one-stop music player for your PC, iPod and CDs as well.
(Note: Not compatible with DRM-protected music purchased from Apple iTunes Music Store)

MP3/WMA Playback Included
Plus, the FH-P4200MP plays your MP3 and WMA files. This gives you huge flexibility with the types of music you can play and the sources that your music can come from. Each CD-R or CD-RW disc you burn has the capacity to hold up to ten complete albums of MP3 music and twenty for AAC/WMA discs. Trust us, that's a lot of music. And since these CDs hold so much data, you'll be happy to know that Pioneer MP3 headunits also include a random play mode. You'll also be pleasantly surprised to find that our players support ID3 Tags and AAC/WMA text, which display artist, title, track and album information, just like your computer. Last but not least, our Digital Speedread2 mechanism speeds up track-to-track access, cutting down on the wait time. It can actually access an MP3 file faster than most receivers access a CD-Audio file.

DSP with 9-Band Graphic EQ
Big size calls for big controls, and the FH-P4200MP gives it to you, with DSP settings with a 9-band graphic equalizer. With DSP your vehicle can become a Jazz Club. A Studio. A Stadium, a Dome, and more. You choose. And the 9-band EQ lets you fine-tune your sound just the way you like it, to fit your vehicle or just to fit your mood.

Double-DIN Size for a Perfect Fit
If your vehicle has a double space for a headunit, don't even THINK about: go with the double-DIN sized FH-P4200MP. It's custom-made for your vehicle. It fits tight and it looks right. The install will go fast. And with the double-sized headunit you get an over-sized display, showing lots of info that's easy to read.

Satellite Radio Ready? Ready.
Satellite Radio. It's digital, high-quality programming beamed from satellites. And the signal that doesn't fade, no matter where you drive. It offers commercial-free music of nearly every genre, plus talk, news, sports, weather, and more. There are two companies that offer this great product — XM Radio and Sirius Satellite Radio — and the FH-P4200MP is compatible with both of these subscription-based services. So you choose. You'll just need a Pioneer digital satellite tuner to match the satellite service you select.

iPod Adapter Ready!
Attention current and future iPod owners: this deck can be your gateway to taking your iPod music collection on the road! The new Pioneer CD-IB100 iPod Adapter is now available to add to your Pioneer headunit. Once you connect this adapter, you can control your iPod through the headunit and even view album, artist, and other music info on its display. The Pioneer iPod adapter powers your iPod and even re-charges its internal battery. Just think: now you can play all of your iPod tunes via a powerful Pioneer mobile audio system!

iPod and iTunes are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. registered in the U.S. and other countries.
XM Satellite Radio is a subscription service not affiliated with Pioneer Electronics - service is available only in the 48 continental U.S. states (not available in Alaska, Hawaii, or U.S. territories). More information is available at www.xmradio.com.
Sirius Satellite Radio is a subscription service not affiliated with Pioneer Electronics - service is available only in the 48 continental U.S. states (not available in Alaska, Hawaii, or U.S. territories).  More information is available at www.siriusradio.com..