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Terry says he has 8 options in the bullpen as closer
Following the game, Terry Collins said Frank Francisco erupted on the home-plate umpire during the ninth inning because he thought pitches that were called balls should have been strikes.
"All strikes," Francisco said after the game. "I threw one a little high, because he didn't call one at the knees. I threw a straight fastball right there. He didn't call anything. And then I went a little higher to see. And he didn't call the higher one. There's nothing you can do about that. It's their call. I feel like I should say something."
Collins said he is concerned about Francisco, who, as far as he knows is healthy. However, he's equally concerned about other parts of the team, following two rough losses to close out the road trip.
"We'll address it," Collins said. "I have eight options," he replied, when asked if he has other options in the bullpen to be his closer in place of Francisco. "But, I'm not going to address that right now, when emotions are running high."
Matthew Cerrone: I'll say this, it's refreshing to hear a manager acknowledge the situation, as opposed to acting like everything is great, as some previous managers did. Francisco looked good to start the year, then he was a mess. He did some work with Dan Warthen and made some adjustments and looked better. Now, he's back to looking bad. Frankly, I was more concerned with how he came totally unglued emotionally today, in a spot where they instead needed him to focus and finish. The point is, like Ozzie Guillen recognized when he pulled Heath Bell from the closer's role earlier this year, Terry needs to make a move now. Take the pressure off Frank, let him get right, assign the job to someone else (maybe Jon Rauch, who has been pitching well lately), and let the rest of the team shake this off and try to find new confidence in a different option out there.


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The Little Cinema Movement
The Little Theatre began in Rochester in 1928 as a link in a proposed chain of small theatres designed to provide an "intimate" alternative to the large commercial movie houses of the day. The "little cinema movement," which was dedicated to showing "art films that appeal to the intelligent and sophisticated," started in 1925. When it opened in 1929, the Little Theatre was the fifth "little temple of the cinema" to be built. The "little cinema movement" represented a response to the mass merchandising trends in the entertainment industry that was gathering momentum in the 1920s with the ascension of mass circulation magazines and the arrival of radio. With movie companies and film producers devoting increasing attention to the new and mass market "talking" motion pictures, the "little cinema movement" attempted to reach an audience open to the experimental, the eclectic, and the unusual. It hoped to appeal to devotees of silent films, foreign films and films based on the classics.
The Historic Structure
The theatre was constructed in the art deco style by Edgar Phillips of Rochester and Frederick Pike of Buffalo. The distinctive style of the original theatre, now Little I, the main building, has earned it a place on the National Register of Historic Places. Although the striking exterior is most familiar to countless Rochestarians, Pike's original interior was equally dramatic. It also reveals the extent to which the developers sought to define -- and cater to -- their audience. Pike's original interior design incorporated many of the style elements features in all the "little theatres" of the movement. Elements were chosen to encourage relaxation. Design features encouraged patrons, in the words of one early promotional brochure, "to sip delightful Java and smoke -- cigarettes of your own choosing." Created for comfort and "quiet," interiors offered sumptuous lounges appointed with deep carpets, velvet, drapes and soft lighting to encourage rest, relaxation, and "intimate chat." Such lounges would function as retreats where persons might peruse magazines and books -- "the arty kind of course."
Opening Night -- and After
The Little Theatre opened officially on October 17, 1929. A three-man orchestra seated in the upper rear left balcony provided accompaniment for the 299 persons attending. In keeping with its devotion to silent films, the Little Theatre boldly chose to be known as "The House of Silent Shadows" and its first presentation was the silent film "Cyrano de Bergerac."
Unfortunately, the timing for the theatre's opening could not have been worse. The theatre's opening coincided with the stock market crash, occurring just weeks before Black Monday, the day of the first great sell-off. Second, by the late 1920s, silent films were quickly being supplanted by "talking pictures" and quality silent films were becoming scarce. Further, in retrospect, the "little cinema movement" seems to have been destined to engage in a rearguard action against the incursion of what must have seemed the vulgar aesthetic tastes represented by the mass-appeal talkies. Early literature describing the Little reveals that the physical layout, atmosphere, and programs were designed to exude elegance, refinement, intelligence, and repose as an antidote to the helter-skelter pace of the Roaring Twenties.
By early 1931, Albert A. Fenvyssey, considered Rochester's leading theatrical expert, was approached to assist in establishing the theatre's role in the local community. Fenvyssey persuaded the owners, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kirk Remington, to turn the theatre over to his daughter, Florence Fenvyssey Belinson, and son-in-law Ben Belinson. The Belinsons were instrumental in guiding the Little's transition from a venue of exclusively silent films. A tireless champion of the Little and cultural improvement, Florence Belinson promoted the theatre throughout the Rochester community, especially among women's groups. In her many addresses, she affirmed the Little's commitment to high social and cultural standards.
Commemorative literature suggests that Mrs. Belinson regularly assured audiences that the Little would present "only talking films of an unusual, educational, and artistic type that would add to the cultural enjoyment of the community." Frequently, Mrs. Belinson enlisted the support of social and cultural groups to assist her in selecting and promoting "better" films. Her efforts among these groups have been credited with helping to popularize the Little in the Rochester community.
Within two years of opening, the Little would reinvent itself, incorporating "talking films" into its repertoire. The Little's first talking picture was "Outward Bound" featuring Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Helen Chandler and Leslie Howard. The film was previewed on April 15, 1931. In keeping with the Little's role as local social and cultural guardian, a tea followed the event the next day. Those attending this "reopening" were assured that the theatre would maintain a policy of "showing only talking picture of cultural values." Shortly thereafter, the Little took the bold step of showing a foreign language film. While common in larger cities, such films were rarely if ever shown in smaller communities such as Rochester. The first to be shown at the Little was the German language film "Two Hearts in Waltz Time." It was followed by films in Italian, Spanish, Yiddish, Swedish and Russian.
According to a 20th Anniversary commemorative of the Little, the theatre found its greatest success with musicals. The popular "Be Mine Tonight" ran for 19 weeks in the heart of the Depression, 1933. Throughout the 1930s and 1940s, the theatre regularly presented outstanding films, such as "Fantasia," "Pygmalion," "It Happened One Night," "The Seventh Veil," and "The Thin Man."
So successful would the Little become that its reputation for quality attracted national recognition. One of the Little's greatest coups occurred in 1949 when the theatre was chosen to premiere Olivier's "Hamlet." In words that recall the Theatre's original mission, the Little drew praise from those who had selected the theatre as the premiere site. The Little earned selection because of "its consistent policy of showing unusual motion pictures and its record for maintaining long runs of such films."
Fall and Rise
Under the leadership of the Remingtons and especially the Belinsons, who managed the theatre, the Little had successfully made the transition from the "House of Silent Shadows" to a premier showplace for international films. They also achieved a greater, if more subtle, victory. While the "little cinema movement" might have risked confining itself to a "limited clientele," throughout the 1930s the management of the Little demonstrated that unique, quality films could draw large audiences from throughout the community, not merely from a self-appointed social and cultural elite. Despite this triumph, the Little would soon be threatened again. During the World War II, it was difficult to obtain foreign films; many art houses abandoned these films altogether. By 1949, a commemorative brochure distributed by the Little could only reaffirm the commitment to the "unusual, entertaining, documentary, foreign-language, artistic, and musical pictures" that had distinguished the theatre over its first two decades, while conceding ominously that "no one can, of course, foresee the future." Indeed, the next three decades saw a slow decline of the Little's fortunes as social, demographic, and cultural trends combined to marginalize the theatre -- and films in general -- during the 1950s and 1960s. By 1982, after 15 years as part of the Jo-Mor chain, the Little was distinguished primarily for its status as survivor -- the last remaining movie theatre in downtown Rochester. So far had the neighborhood's fortunes fallen that in 1977 the chain considered a renovation project that included removing its trademark sign and razing the Tudor style house next door, which until recently housed the Little's business office. In May 1982, William Coppard and John and Pam Blanpied bought the Little and undertook an ambitious restoration project.
The new owners reaffirmed the Theatre's original commitment to film and sought to recreate an atmosphere in keeping with the original design. The concept was successful, and two additional screens were created in an adjacent tire store in 1983. Theater 2 and 3 opened in the spring of 1984. Now with three screens, the owners had more flexibility in programming special events and festivals, garnering them local and national recognition for innovative programming and support for local causes. In 1989, the audience for art films on both a local and national level was changing. Determined to maintain independent programming, Coppard purchased the Blanpied's interest and proceeded to address the problems that were once again threatening the Theatres existence.
In 1993, after consulting with the founders of the largest chain of art theatres in the United States it was decided to once again expand. In 1994, two screens were constructed in a former collision shop adjacent to Little 2-3. At the same time a café was added in yet another building adjacent to Little 4-5. In 1996 Little 2-3 were re-seated and upgraded. The end result was a modern complex of five screens seating 940, all with stereo sound and comfortable seating as well as a 70-seat café featuring live jazz and presenting the work of local artists.
The Suburban Boom
The story is not over. Hungry for films to fill the screen, suburban theatres began booking films that had previously enjoyed exclusive runs at the Little. As a significant portion of the Little's audience choose the convenience of their neighborhood multiplex over the home grown Little, the theatre's finances took a turn for the worse. In 1998, it was decided to convert the theatre to a 501(c)3 not-for-profit film society with a board of directors, this created a not-for-profit corporation and allowed for the raising of money to augment operating costs. The theatre was granted 501(c)3 status in 1999 by the Internal Revenue Service, and Bill Coppard became the Executive Director of the society. In 2005, Coppard retired, leaving a thriving Little as his legacy.
A Public Broadcasting Partnership
Today, the Little continues to be an affordable night life alternative to the mix of people who visit the downtown and East End area each year. The very landscape of Rochester's downtown and East End areas have been molded by the lights of its marquee, glowing outside its doors 7 nights a week, 364 days a year. In January 2012, the Theatre took another innovative step toward sustainability by entering into a parent-subsidiary relationship with WXXI Public Broadcasting, thus stabilizing its operations. Because of this merger, we can be assured that as the downtown area and surrounding neighborhoods continue to change and grow, the Little will continue to be a bright spot in the neighborhood.
Learn more about this merge from a press conference held December 19th, 2011 with WXXI/Little President Norm Silverstein. Click here to view the video on YouTube.
There are numerous examples across the country where public broadcasting stations have merged with theatre and arts groups. This is the only known example of a merger with an art house film theatre. Together the Little and WXXI are committed to preserving all the things Rochester audiences love about the Little. The intimate feel of its marquee theater has been a mainstay in Rochester's downtown and East End area for over 85 years. While other theaters in the United States have closed down and reopened at different parts in their histories, the Little has always been open; doing what it was meant to - showing films. This also makes the Little the oldest continuously running arthouse film theater in the country.
Together, WXXI and the Little have taken a critical first step in bringing the movie house into the 21st century. On May 15, 2013 the Little launched the Screen Saver campaign, a fundraising effort to purchase digital cinema projectors for all five of its theaters. With movie distributors forgoing film for hard drives, the Little must upgrade or become one of countless small cinemas going dark across the country. $500,000 is needed to digitally equip each theatre and ensure the screens stay bright.


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Women aged 15-49 who gave birth to a child in the 2 years preceding the survey
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The eligible woman selected for interview
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Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics
of the population of interest.
Literal question
How long after birth did you first put (name) to the breast?
If less than 1 hour, record '00' hours. If less than 24 hours, record hours. Otherwise, record days.
Interviewer instructions
If the mother reports that the baby was put to the breast immediately after birth, circle '000'. Otherwise, record the time in completed hours or days. If less than 1 hour, circle '1' for 'Hours' and record '00' in the space provided. For example, if the woman said she began breastfeeding within 10 minutes of the birth, circle '1' and record '00' hours. If the mother began breastfeeding within 24 hours of the birth, circle '1' and record the number of hours that passed before the baby was put to the breast. If she began breastfeeding 24 hours or more after the birth, circle '2' and record the number of days. Record in completed number of days. For example, if the baby was first breastfed 30 hours after delivery, circle '2' and record '01' days. If the woman does not know or does not remember how long after birth she put the baby to the breast, circle '998'.


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The IPA Congress Paper Database is a search engine for you to access many papers and presentations delivered at the Prague Congress. Records include complete papers, as well as some abstracts and summaries. To find a paper all you need to do is enter either the title, name of author, type of session or a key word (subject). All confidential papers have been excluded from the database. The papers can be downloaded as PDFs.
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2.You can input any part of a name so long as the selection is in sequence. i.e. A full name of Dr. Paul M. Revere de Gonzales can be found by putting in 'paul' or 'paul m' or 'revere' or 'de gonzales'. You will not get the results anticipated if you input 'paul gonzales'
At present the database carries the papers delivered at the Prague Congress 2013. Soon to follow will be access to all papers from past IPA Congresses.


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A JSON reader and writer based on the Comparse parsing library. In contrast to the alternative implementations json and json-abnf its representation of JSON data types in Scheme can be fully customized. It's also possible to change how and what Scheme data types are serialized to JSON.
[procedure] (read-json [port-or-string] #!key consume-trailing-whitespace)Reads a JSON document from port-or-string which is (current-input-port) by default. The returned object is assembled according to the current json-parsers parameter.
By default trailing whitespace in the input is consumed (as per the grammar defined in RFC 4627). To disable this behavior (e.g. to allow early return when streaming a sequence of JSON documents) the keyword argument consume-trailing-whitespace can be passed as #f.
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[procedure] (json->string datum)Returns a string containing the JSON representation of the given datum which may be any object that is recognized by the current (json-unparsers) parameter.
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Comments On Nov 30, 2014:First what did work well. Having the temp/hour/tach/altitude and tracking was cool. Like other reviews mention, it isnt easy to navigate. Just not intuitive at all. I installed it on a YZ250F and because i dont have enough power from the stock stator I needed to rely on the battery. It simply dies too fast. No way to track an entire ride. Uploading a map is pointless. I did buy my unit more than a year ago, but it has since failed. Basically the navigation button/mouse controller fell off.
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Comments On Oct 07, 2014:The unit was a snap to install. love the computer it's self. The free trail down loads off OHV. net sucks. The site is hard to navigate and always has an error message. I post this because Trail tech runs the map site.
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Comments On Apr 15, 2014:This was a birthday gift from my wife to me. I have really enjoyed having this on my bike. Its great for monitoring your machine, it has warning lights for you to customize. It exports into Google Earth so you can share your rides with friends. The only reason it is a 4 star rating is because the stock mouting hardware is to flimsy and not strong enought to make me feel at ease that it wont break and lose/ruin my new toy.
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Comments On Apr 11, 2014:All the features work perfect. I am no expert in GPS loading etc. I use it maily to find my way back if I am in umfamilure teritory. Have two units and may add a third. They do have interchangeability between bikes but that is a pain if you have the Aluminum dash. No to expensive to just get another unit.
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Comments On Mar 21, 2014: Really hard to use. Not user friendly. Great for engine temp and altitude and outside temp. I can't figure out how to use this unit...
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Comments On Dec 04, 2013:Very nice gps for my bike works great!!
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Comments On Oct 14, 2013:Install was fairly easy. It is a bummer I do not have a battery with the 2 stroke. I would think it could charge off of the system. Bought the maps card and still can not figure this thing out. Should be easier than this. I am hoping I can work with it better this year and get some good result. Right now, just frustrated. The regular trail tech was cake. This is a technological challenge. Tech support has been good, just can not call them when I am on the trail. Wish I could.
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Comments On Jul 01, 2013:This shows a lot of data about your rides which is great. I've gotten it muddy and wet and no problems there. It works great for logging a track for your current ride, and it's easy to back track out of a trail if you get turned around. My only complaint is that it doesn't have much internal memory. So I have to clear out old ride data before I start a new ride. It has a micro sd card slot, but it wont read that data or save to it on the fly. you have to manually import and export from the sd card, which isn't a quick process. I wish it could load up more map data so I could see all the roads in the area I'm riding. Another issue I have is that the tachometer doesn't read right. I've tried wrapping and re-wrapping the sensor wire around the spark plug a few times and it just is off significantly on the reading.
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Comments On May 31, 2013:If you are riding long distances, this is a must. A lot of info given. I just wish there was a METAL mounting bracket instead of the plastic one.
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Comments On Mar 20, 2013:Be prepared to spend about 5 hours if you want to set it up correctly so it is as accurate as possible. If you get the protector it comes with an antenna. You will need to run 5 wires. 1 from spark plug for tach, 1 from your radiator for temp, 1 from battery for power, 1 from your front disc for speedo & 1 for the external antenna. Install the tempature sensor requires to cut one of your radiator hoses and be careful to place the snsor in a way it does not interfere with you gas tank clearance. Reomove the spark plug coil/cap off (not easy on a 4 stroke) to install the tach pickup. This is a great product just not easy to install.
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by Dominic Devito Meet Kenwood's truly game-changing navigation receiver Keep up with what's going on in the world outside your car with the Kenwood Excelon DNN990HD navigation receiver. It's got the standard features you're looking for, including a 6.95" touchscreen display, outstanding guidance with traffic reports, Bluetooth®, a built-in HD Radio™ tuner, smartphone compatibility, and much more. But what you haven't seen before is how this receiver works with the cloud to bring your favorite sources of information and entertainment on the road with you. Quickly connect to media in your devices or from the cloud while on the go. Wi-Fi® opens up a world of possibilities Kenwood built the DNN990HD to work with Wi-Fi hotspots, like ones you can create in your car with your smartphone or a mobile hotspot device (data charges may apply). From there, you can take advantage of access to web-based content, plus your favorite media across several platforms, including your phone's apps, your social media feeds, and music you've stored online. Once you've set up a Wi-Fi hotspot in your car, the receiver connects to the signal; that gets you into the cloud, which is where you can employ connected services for music, video (when parked), social media, navigation extras like traffic and parking help, and more. Link to your media through the Kenwood Server You'll need to set up an account with Kenwood's server online to take full advantage of the DNN990HD's connected services. This server allows you to access your cloud-based music files, RSS and social media feeds, email, and calendar — all through the receiver. You can sync your account with any number of web-based services you use, and then enjoy them through the receiver as long as you're connected. You can also access music files from your own cloud-based digital locker accounts, so you won't have to remember to bring any tunes with you ever again. You can add up to four accounts for other drivers, and your Kenwood receiver will remember each user's preferences and content. Access your calendar or social media feeds with your fingertip, then listen to updates being read to you. Easily pull up feeds and sources The DNN990's home screen offers four primary categories: social, media search, main source, and apps. You'll have quick access to the web, email, weather, calendar, and all the different sound sources for the receiver, including CD, DVD, HD Radio broadcasts, Bluetooth streaming audio, built-in music apps like AUPEO!, YouTube, and iHeartRadio, and optional SiriusXM satellite radio. You can pull up your Facebook and Twitter accounts with one finger to learn what your friends are up to. And you can even use your voice to do a cross-platform search for music. Simply say the name of an artist, and the receiver will search across all your connected sources (such as a thumb drive, iPod®, or your cloud-based music account) for what's available, saving you the hassle of looking through your devices for that one special song. Have emails and status updates read to you Text-to-speech capability reads arriving emails aloud, so you can concentrate on driving instead of looking at the screen. It also reads status updates from Facebook and Twitter, as well as RSS feeds you're subscribed to and your calendar events. An Internet connection is required to use text-to-speech functions. When you're connected to the Internet, the DNN990HD is also able to convert your speech into written entries for emails and social media updates. All you have to do is push the speech-to-text button and speak aloud. You can even add reminders to your calendar this way. Guidance by Garmin, other tools by INRIX The Kenwood Excelon DNN990HD features Insta-Search and Insta-Route, which will get you started on your journey fast and save you time searching for locations. It uses predictive text so you'll even save time typing in the name of your destination, while built-in trademark guidance from Garmin — including 3D representations of terrain along your path and Bird's Eye junction view — ensures your routes are accurate and easy to follow. When connected to the Internet, you'll also get real-time updates on traffic and weather along your route, plus fuel prices, parking information, and more from the experts at INRIX. When not connected to the Internet, you'll still receive traffic updates from NAVTEQ in most metropolitan areas. Built-in navigation from Garmin offers accurate maps with lane guidance. Easy route transfer from your devices You can map a route of your next journey through Kenwood's secure website or through the Kenwood Route Collector app on your smartphone and send it automatically to the DNN990HD, so it's ready for you when you hit the road. You can save up to ten custom routes, and you won't need the Internet on the road to access them once they've been loaded to the receiver. You can even have the receiver send navigation map data to the Kenwood Server for future reference. Share media with others in the car Road trips are more fun when you can share with others. When you're connected to Wi-Fi, the receiver uses Kenwood Wireless Link technology to share music, videos, and photos across compatible devices, such as smartphones, laptops, and tablets. Kenwood's LZ-T700 7" entertainment console (available soon) is one such device, and your backseat passengers can use it to enjoy audio or video content sent wirelessly through the receiver from others in the car. Its multi-touch screen lets them direct the console's functions like they would on a tablet or smartphone. Take advantage of your phone's conveniences The DNN990HD connects you to many of your phone's favorite features on the road, but it works in different ways for different devices: iPhone 4/4S: With a separate cable, you'll get control of your Pandora® Internet radio app through the receiver's touchscreen when connected. App Mode also gives you limited control over other select apps on your phone. The DNN990HD also offers compatibility with your iPhone's Siri® feature for select email, Bluetooth® calling, and iPod® commands. Android™: You'll get control of your smartphone's Pandora app through Bluetooth, so no cable needed. The Kenwood Music Control app also gives you easy search and playback functions of your Android phone's music through the receiver. BlackBerry®: You'll get Pandora Internet radio app control through Bluetooth, so no cable needed. A sound investment On top of all this, you'll still be able to play CDs and DVDs through the DNN990HD, and you'll also be able to pull up high-fidelity AM/FM broadcasts where available though the HD Radio tuner. And if you're a satellite radio fan, you can add SiriusXM programming to the receiver with an optional tuner and your paid subscription. Kenwood also gives you on-board digital signal processing with digital time alignment and a 13-band equalizer for outstanding audio quality. Dual rear USB ports provide plenty of flexibility for adding sound sources, and you'll also have two sets of camera inputs at your disposal. iDatalink Maestro lets you keep your factory extras If your vehicle comes with factory add-ons like Ford SYNC or GM OnStar®, you don't have to worry about losing your favorite conveniences to get navigation and better sound — the DNN990HD offers compatibility you won't find in many other aftermarket radios, thanks to the iDatalink Maestro module (not included). For SYNC systems, you'll be able to retain voice-controlled features, steering wheel audio controls, and factory audio functions, plus enjoy expanded functionality including gauges, climate controls, a distance sensor, and tire pressure monitor. For OnStar systems, you'll keep your steering wheel audio controls, your factory amp, safety warning chimes, and OnStar, if present. The DNN990HD will also be compatible with Chrysler Uconnect systems, with an adapter from iDatalink coming soon. Want to keep your car's steering wheel audio controls? In most vehicles, you can use an adapter (not included) to connect your vehicle's steering wheel controls to this Kenwood stereo. Connect a few wires, then program the adapter for your particular car and the Kenwood, and you'll retain the convenience of your steering wheel controls. Note: The Kenwood Server requires a subscription: Kenwood gives you the first two years free, and after that it's just $60 for two more years. You can manage your Kenwood Server account through Kenwood's secure website or the Kenwood Route Collector smartphone app. Note: Bluetooth compatibility of this device may vary, depending on your phone and service provider. Note: If you're going to use your iPod or iPhone with this receiver, be sure to check "Details" for specific model compatibility with this receiver or its optional iPod adapter. Check out this Kenwood site or Kenwood's Quick Start Guide for more info on what this impressive GPS receiver can do in your car. Product Highlights:General features:DVD/CD receiver with motorized 6.95" touchscreen and AM/FM tunerfits double-DIN (4" tall) dash openingsbuilt-in amplifier (22 watts RMS/50 peak x 4 channels)built-in Wi-Fi adapter for access to Kenwood Server and connected features (see "Connected features")built-in Bluetooth for hands-free calling and audio streamingbuilt-in HD Radio tunerConnected features (subscription required after 2 years):built-in streaming audio apps including AUPEO!, YouTube, and iHeartRadioaccess to email, calendar, web browser, Facebook, Twitter, and RSS feedstext-to-speech and speech-to-text for email, calendar, and social media updatescross-platform music search with voice recognitionaccess to cloud-based media from personal digital locker accountshare media wirelessly with compatible devicesonline trip planning and trip logNavigation features:built-in Garmin navigation system with Insta-Route and Insta-Searchmaps of the U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico, plus 6 million points of interestINRIX traffic and other updates when connectedfree lifetime NAVTEQ traffic updateslane guidance, junction view, and 3D buildings and terrainConnectivity features:App Mode for iPhone 4/4S and iPod touch: Kenwood cable requiredbuilt-in iPod control: Kenwood cable required for full access to audio/video contentPandora control for iPhone 4/4S (cable required), Android, and BlackBerrycompatible with Garmin Smartphone Link for AndroidAudio/video features:plays CDs, DVDs, SD cards, and USB memory devices (see Details for full capabilities)24-bit digital-to-analog converterhigh- and low-pass filters13-band parametric EQ with digital time alignmentExpandability:compatible with SiriusXM satellite radio tunerinputs: 2 rear USB inputs, 2 A/V inputs, 2 camera inputsoutputs: 6-channel preamp outputs (5-volt front, rear, subwoofer), A/V outputOther information:compatible with iDatalink Maestro to retain factory add-on functionality for SYNC and OnStarcompatible with most factory steering wheel audio controls (adapter required)warranty: 2 yearsOur 60-day money-back guarantee Why install a car stereo with built-in GPS? Imagine taking a trip as your car's receiver gives you directions, finds the best restaurant for dinner, and plays movies for your back seat denizens. Navigation receivers cover all the bases, with GPS guidance, DVD playback, and a host of other useful features. You can search through millions of points of interest to locate gas stations, restaurants, museums, and other interesting spots, wherever you are. Most receivers offer Bluetooth capability for hands-free calling, along with the ability to search through your iPod playlists with touchscreen controls.
Great if patient Written By Ben, Ravena ny on Sunday, April 06, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great product works great if u give it a few minutes to start up Pros: Great product gps works great radio sounds awesome Sirius xm comes in with no issues. The wifi feature blows my mind Cons: Slow on start up. It gets confused easy. Some times won't connect to Bluetooth phone. Once it's running for a few minutes it is fine
SAVE YOUR MONEY Written By JohnG, Beaufort, SC on Saturday, April 05, 2014 Please take my advice, save your money. There are more problems with this piece of equipment than I can list. The Kenwood Launcher (touch screen) consistently stops working, If you try to eject an SD card, you will not be able to. The receiver is slow, very slow and tends to lag when working through the screens. The software is slow, and don't even try to use the WiFi because you will reach your destination before you can access the internet radio, Facebook, the weather, or email. In order to do a firmware update, you MUST have a PC, you cannot extract the updates on a Mac. A few good things about it, it reads DVDs in file format so you can put an incredible amount of music on a DVD, It will read video files, and the GARMIN is great. But the rest of the Kenwood product is complete junk.
Kenwood Excelon DNN990HD Written By BERNARDO, HINESVILLE GA on Saturday, March 22, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) THIS EQUIPMENT IS THE BEST IN THE MARKET KNOW. HO, HA
I like my new Kenwood DNN990HD, is really easy to use but it takes for Written By Alex, Wichita on Sunday, March 16, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) It is a great unit to have. i like it's easy to use. Pros: It takes forever the unit to turn on i wish the can fix that. Cons: The BT takes forever to conect so can leasing to my music.
Love this GPS unit Written By Paul, Los Angeles, CA on Sunday, March 16, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The best Kenwood made In general lots of new features
review Written By P_Messina, Grand Rapids, mi on Sunday, March 16, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Pretty good Stereo. NAV is very good. Pros: Garmin works very well. Cons: Load times are very slow. No front USB
Not worth the price Written By Anonymous, NC on Wednesday, March 12, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Freezes up and has issues with the USB cable a lot. Other than the added wifi feature it's not a big step up from the previous model. Pros: Looks nice the Garmin gps is amazing and has tons of features. Cons: Freezes up often and Price
Kenwood Excelon DNN990HD Written By John, Bronx, Ny on Tuesday, March 11, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) DO NOT UPGRADE TO VERSION 1.5.0, your unit will brick and you will have to ship it back to kenwood. The Unit was full of software bugs from when it was released in june that havent been fixed prior to the unit bricking after the last update from a few weeks ago. Pros: Expensive paperweight Cons: Expensive paperweight Buggy Not all listed features actually fuction as of yet
DNN990HD in 05 Grand Prix Written By Dahveed18, Flint, MI on Sunday, March 09, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Absolutely amazing radio. Fits like a glove and has so many features I still haven't learned them all! I haven't had a single issue with this head unit and I'm glad I decided to stick with the Excelon brand. The initial start up after turning on the car is slow compared to regular head units but that is only because this thing is like a little computer in your dash, what can you honestly expect? Paired this with all Rockford Fosgate products including P500 to a 12" T0 1ohm, Punch front door components and rear 6x9's powered by a PBR300x4. Can't forget to mention Crutchfield's legendary customer service! Pros: Seemingly unlimited features, top notch sound quality, customizable everything, looks awesome, and software updates from Kenwood to keep your head unit up to date for years to come. Cons: Slow startup, understandable though.
Worth the money Written By EdsCustomTuning, Massachusetts on Saturday, March 01, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Enjoying all the features. Boot time is a little long but not unbearable. Maps is 10 better than prior models. Pros: features, maps, push to talk, voice command Cons: Boot time
Also Disappointed Written By Circuit Breaker, Colorado Springs, CO on Wednesday, February 12, 2014 Like others, I was initially impressed with this unit. But now that I've had it several months, I've become rather disenchanted with it. Boot time is deplorable in my opinion. It often takes well over a minute before music starts to play. The OS is flaky and slow to respond with a several second delay between pressing a "button" and the unit responding. I have this unit installed in my 2013 Tacoma with the steering wheel control module. Many times the track back button on the steering wheel doesn't work requiring me to reboot the system - meaning shut the vehicle off and start it again. Voice recognition is useless and, as far as I can tell, there's no way to use voice commands to have the unit play certain albums, artists, playlists or songs - which is a MAJOR disappointment. Navigation is good - although a bit slow as well. The map almost always shows me further back than I actually am. Some of the multimedia features don't work. I can only pull up email from a Google account. Twitter doesn't work - although Facebook does. I like being able to pull up weather information but it would be nice if you could also pull up radar information. I plan on doing some thorough research on other units and replace this as soon as I can.
Kenwood Excelon DNN990HD Written By Anonymous, Grants Pass Oregon on Wednesday, January 22, 2014 To slow on start up its a pain to navigate through the settings and the blue tooth almost every time does not link up with the phone wish I didn't spend the money on it
Nice Unit, Oh So Many UI Deficiencies... Written By Matt, Livermore, CA on Saturday, December 21, 2013 I've got a DNN990HD and for the most part it is a good unit. Build quality is good and sound quality is acceptable. There are a few user interface issues that REALLY bother me, though. So much so that I'm almost ready to return it. There is NO WAY to configured the DNN990DN to just come up displaying the full screen SOURCE screen on boot up (like the USB, AM/FM, XM, etc). The closest thing is the Page #2 where the Source is a little tiny thing on the left shared with this totally lame picture flipper. Otherwise, the other three screens have NOTHING to do with the current playing Source. I literally have to push at least once on the screen to see the current playing Source after a start up. The boot up time is just absolutely outrageous! For a USB music source it takes a full 90 seconds before it starts playing music!!!! 90 seconds!! Any of the other sources like the AM/FM, XM, take a full 60 seconds before music starts to play. I have to poke like three times to get to the User EQ settings screen? OMG. It is so frustrating. Oh, and when I shut my car off and go to the Accessory key position to continue listening to music after I turn the car off, guess what? I have to wait another 90 seconds for the DN990HD to boot back up again! Why doesn't it delay the shut down by 5 seconds? I've owned a few Kenwood units over the years and have been mildly annoyed by the UI deficiencies, but the DNN990HD takes these deficiencies to a whole new level. Pros: Looks great. Lots of never-before seen features. Sounds good. Cons: Kenwood forgot that this is first and foremost a CAR STEREO. Not having a default display that shows in full-screen the currently playing Source on boot up is completely unacceptable. The 60 to 90 second boot time is ridiculous. The USB file number limitations are ridiculous. The fact that when you switch the car from running to accessory and then have to way 90 seconds for the unit to boot up again is the stuff suicide is made of.
kenwood warranty Written By kenwoodhater, boston on Saturday, December 21, 2013 I'm spent over a grand and navigation unit failed just after warranty expired. They want $400 just for navigation module. A part which costs under a dollar to make. I decided I'm could do without navigation. Use my Google maps now, which is much better. Then the buttons on unit failed a few months later, only remote works. Stay away from kenwood. Pros: Sound is great Cons: Nav, functionality, cost of repair when it does break, cheap construction
Huge Disappointment Written By EricB, Ann Arbor, MI on Thursday, December 19, 2013 This radio and Kenwood customer support are both huge disappointments. The radio is buggy, difficult to use, and leads to many head scratching moments asking myself, "Why would they do that or not add this?". The radio is oozing with potential which leads to an even greater feeling off disappointment. After the unit experienced a software crash, I was forced to ship my radio to Kenwood for a repair, which should be fixable by the customer if they knew what they were doing, leaving me radioless during the process. This is totally unacceptable. I will never purchase another Kenwood product again. Pros: Facebook?? Cons: they removed app store support from the android operating system, they locked the android operating system, stuck with the apps that it comes preloaded with, difficult to use, buggy, slow, thoughtless layout, limited to no customization of main screens, customer support is sorely lacking proper support
SAD! :( Written By Roy, Oak Harbor,WA on Saturday, November 30, 2013 Sad I spend my hard earned money on this Kenwood DNN990HD but to be fair the head unit does look nice and was easy for me to install even with the addition of a 5 channel amplifier the sound when playing a CD is incredible HD radio is nice too. I also installed a Sirius Xm sat receiver I live in a forested area and have no satellite signal within 15 miles of my home Sirius offers a nice selection of music channels and other entertainment however the signals are heavily compressed and lack sound quality Sirius Xm will not allow you to have 2 receivers on one account even requiring separate email addresses and phone numbers for each account. Initial set up of DNN990HD was difficult especially setting up the account via WIFI with Kenwood. Pros: Ease of installation, incredible sound quality when playing CD's looks nice great picture variable screen positions color match button lighting when it works navigation is nice. Cons: Screen in night mode is blinding way too bright for night time driving navigation freezes up frequently CD's won't play I have to stop my vehicle turn the engine and ignition power off to un freeze the unit Bluetooth is paired but never auto connects. not reliable expensive price tag.
Excellent !!! Written By Alan, Ann Arbor, Mi on Wednesday, November 06, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great product. Easy to learn and does everything I hoped it would. Pros: Garmin GPS which is the best in the world Allows me to connect all other devices simply. Cons: Not cheap Maybe it's not for iPhone snobs
Soo disappointed!!!! WOULD NOT BUY AGAIN! Written By rtodaro01, St. Louis, MO on Wednesday, October 16, 2013 Honestly I wish I could send this unit back to Crutchfield! I am embarrassed to show anyone the unit as it is soo slow for an expensive unit! Kenwood REALLY needs to issues software updates to fix all the issues. The unit is SOOO SLOW!!! It take 40 seconds+ before the unit while even display the backup camera. I am out of the parking spot driving down the road before the camera, DVD, IPOD, etc even work. The unit will not display content from the USB input on the external monitors, unless it is an Apple product. You plug an external drive into the USB and it will only display on the head unit - NOT on the rear display. What good is that?? I put movies on a hard drive to play for the kids in the back and it will only play on the front screen, while I am stopped?? Really, why even have the feature??? It does not work with the Iphone 5. Bluetooth takes forever. The head unit has like 2-3 areas where you go to for settings. It is very confusing. They need to combine all the options into one settings menu. Not having a wheel to turn up and down the volume is really a pain. There is no on off feature on the stereo / you basically mute it or go through a series of menus to put it into standby. I get why they did this because it takes forever to boot! The remote control is even more confusing than the stereo. I am tech guy but seriously this is a poor design. Play is in the upper right, rewind is all the way towards the bottom middle - can't really use this while driving. Pros: The unit will play Iphone 4 stuff but not 5. Cons: The unit is SOO SLOW. Kenwood needs to prioritize certain features to load right away (backup camera). The unit will not display USB content on the rear screens.
Kenwood Excelon DNN990HD Written By McGee, Cheapeake, Va on Saturday, October 12, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very Slow boot times, buggy. I'm half way down the street before it starts playing from the iPod. OEM unit in the Prius is three times what this is. Navigation is garbage. Push to talk to is well beyond useless and has only recognized one command, "ipod". Connecting an iPhone and an iPod at the same time often confuses the unit. Cannot get email "support" to talk to gmail even though its the only email it claims to support Pandora is hit and miss and even when it does work the sound is off Pros: Excellent sound quality Crutchfield support is awesome Cons: Laggy interface Slow boot time Interface designed by a drunken irishman ( very, very drunk ) Wireless connection is hit and miss Many settings require a system reset to modify Should have bought anything else for many hundreds less
Boy......let me tell ya Written By Brazz, Wayne, MI on Saturday, October 05, 2013 Let me begin by first saying that this is a very nice unit. A bit pricey but has ALOT of features and takes a long time to figure out where everything is and to master using it. The navigation is very good and is better than the one in my 2010 lincoln MKS . The audio settings are pretty brutal . I am still trying to get them right . I bought this radio to use in my 2003 cobra which has an upgraded Mach 460 stereo system with a 12 " JL audio pro with a kicker amp . I've yet to get it to sound right . The bass from the sub and the speakers in the car are working together . So when I turn up the bass on the sub the interior door speakers start to distort and it's very frustrating . I think it's wired up wrong . I had a local car tunes put my head unit in and I think it needs to be wired differently . But I plan to upgrade to better speakers soon so I'm just frustrated I can't get it to sound right until I upgrade.NOW ........the bad part. Kenwood customer service is terrible. I got in an argument with the technician .....ridiculous. The problem was I have an iphone 5 and the head unit WOULD NOT see my hotspot on my phone. I use my hotspot ALL THE TIME so I know what I'm doing. The kenwood expert says that my phones the problem and we really can't help you....huh???........ok....so I search online on forums and find that the iPhones put an apostrophe in the name of the hotspot which conflicts with the connection. THANKS KENWOOD Pros: -lots of features - very good navigation - looks pretty sweet Cons: - kenwood customer service is the worst. They wouldn't even honor my rebate because it was late being mailed to them even if the reason was because I was having problems with the radio and was going to return it
2013 VW EOS Written By Bill F, Davenport, FL on Tuesday, October 01, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This receiver is awesome with feature rich technology. Diagrams on wiring were spot on. Configuring HU requires some time to integrate the many features it offers. User setup, connecting to your network hotspot, account for route collector, cameras, sound etc...Well worth it for the features it offers. Pros: *Sound Quality *Feature Rich *Expandability Cons: * Better documentation on units limitations. * Quality control on Kenwood's part would go a long way with issues being resolved at the factory instead of in the field. (Unit freezing, map errors).
Underwhelmed Written By Eric, Baltimore, MD on Monday, September 30, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Overall, I'd probably rate this product as maybe 2.5 stars. When I initially got it, I thought it was great! But over time and with quite a bit of use, my opinion has gone downhill. I'm sort of an Android gear-head and have done a bit of Android development, so I applaud Kenwood for adopting Android as the OS for this unit. That being said, Kenwood heavily modified it and removed some things I think are insanely important. The key one being the Google Play Store. There are many apps that would be useful when driving but no way to acquire them through the Play store. Moreover, booting this device is VERY slow. Unlike an Android tablet that is "always on" or in "sleep" mode, it appears that this unit actually gets turned off as opposed to being put into sleep mode. For sure, a reboot every now and then is a good thing -- but it's too time-consuming to reboot every time you start the car. The interface is laid out fairly well. The whole interface, however, is VERY slow. There is a good 3-5 second delay between pressing an icon on the touch screen and the device responding. Switching between navigation, for example, and Satellite Radio is very time consuming. The lag/pause makes most people think that the touch screen didn't really get the input at the right time. The Garmen Nav leaves a lot to be desired. Always takes me a slower-route even if I have fastest route selected. I recommend against this product. Pros: Slick new head-unit, looks good in pictures and demo. If bugs were fixed, this would be a great head unit. Cons: Slow, buggy, insanely expensive for what you get.
2013 STI - I agree, Not quite fully baked. Written By awg, Northern California on Tuesday, September 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Other posts about problems with SD card and iPod recognition are accurate. After 2 returns the 1st and 3rd had defective SD cards, the 2nd didn't recognize the iPod. Crutchfield gave me a discount for my trouble which meant I could live without the SD card. Kenwood is no help at all & doesn't even acknowledge the problem. All the other criticisms posted here are true. Required account setup is an enigma (set them up online 1st). Instructions in the box are useless & the instructions online are like reading how to build and launch a space shuttle. Great POTENTIAL for upgrades since its Android based. But no sign of upgrades and App radio features are poor compared to Pioneer Avic. SiriusXM reception isn't as good as the stock HU but that could be the antenna placement in my car. Crutchfield made me a deal after going through HECK to install or I would have exchanged it for an Avic Z-150BH. I ended up with a nice unit with no SD functionality. Waay too buggy for such a high priced unit. If you want iPod video to work, the DIN connector has to have 4 contacts, not 3 like most stereo DIN plugs. Use Kenwood or similar connector. Final analysis: Great potential, half baked execution by Kenwood. If I had to pay full price for this unit, I wouldn't. 5 stars for Crutchfield, 2 stars for the Kenwood DNN990HD. Pros: Add a pair of CMOS 310 cameras & the features are awesome when controlled by the touch screen! Back up camera comes on immediately on startup. iPod functionality is good (it does indeed support playlists). Sound is great. PTT works well. Nav works well. Lots of inputs (just don't count on both SD and iPod working for some reason) Once you get the hang of it its easy to use but it'll take time to figure it out. Love the wifi functionality but needs more apps to be worthwhile. Cons: "Hey Kenwood, the SD CARD DOESN'T WORK!!!" Menus, menus, menus. Soft buttons are small & cumbersome in a moving car. Hard buttons are microscopic. Startup is slow. Screen could be brighter. Setup is an hour long process and has to be repeated after losing power. Scrolling usually results in accidental button pushes, Periodically resets itself for no apparent reason. Has locked up on a couple of occasions requiring restart.
Excellent product there's nothing like it Written By Lance M., Valley village , Ca on Monday, August 19, 2013 In stalled this unit in my CHEVY SILVERADO Crew Cab with no problems it slipped right in nice and tight. I have 1-JL HD 1200 watt hooked up to 2- Jl 10"w3 in Jl's Stealth box, 1- JL HD 600 watt amp hooked up to 2 of FOCAL's 6 3/4 K2 power 165krx3 Component Speakers It sounds like ur at a concert you can play all sorts of different genre of music without missing a beat. I've had no problems with looking at YouTube , looking for videos , checking emails, or finding where I'm going, Sirius/xm works great. I got a personal Hot Spot from my phone carrier for free I didn't want to use the one on my phone because it made it a lot easier going that rout and it finds it every time plus it saves ur phone from over heating (the phone gets REAL HOT) while using the iPod,Phone calls and other functions at same time. Only bad thing with this unit is the boot up time sometimes 2-3 minns. Kenwood says its do to the unit having to locate your phone ,address book, Maps, and the hot spot so it has a lot to load up. I'm going to put 2 more of this unit in my other vehicles. Pros: It's does pretty much everything my computer does and then some. I have 2 amps and 2 subs, Sirius / Xm radio , laser/ radar detector and my IPad hooked up and I have the USB plugged in its never ending with what u can do with this unit Cons: The boot time on this takes a long time. But if you have dont have lot of stuff on ur phone it takes a shorter period .(contacts , music and other files its a tad bit shorter
DNN990HD in a 13 Tundra Written By R1Bumblebee, Pensacola, FL on Friday, August 16, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Awesome unit. The GPS, being able to grab nearby movies and times, local open parking, and traffic cams. The unit it self is very user friendly after playing with it for a few mins. Sound is awesome. By far best unit, I have had multiple DNX. Only con is the load up, but it is playing music by the time I leave my driveway. Highly recommend Pros: User interface, GPS information, email and weather Cons: Load up time, but that is a very minor con
Kenwood Excelon DNN990HD Written By Phantomsfbw, Annapolis, MD on Tuesday, August 13, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This head unit is way much better than I could have imagined. I originally looked at the Pioneer line, specifically the APPRADIO 3 and a few others. They are nice, affordable, but not as cutting edge in terms of available features. The install was simple with Crutchfileld's instructions, and Crutchfield worked with me to ensure I had the right wiring adapters for the install as my car is a 2011 STI mid year model and the stock navi calls for a different setup than what is listed on the web site. Pros: Crutchfield Service and Support. Mailed needed hardware fast. Kenwood head unit rocks my old stock speakers to a degree of shocking clarity and I can only imagine what a set of Focal speaker will do! Lot's to learn and play with to setup. Once setup, it is a simple system. Useful software updates already made available by Kenwood. Sound is clean. Phone, Microphone and sound through speakers in a noisy Subie first rate. Cons: Learning curve is high as there are so many features. Take your time and you will be rewarded.
Some issues. Written By Mike, Fort Drum, NY on Thursday, August 01, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is my second excelon head unit. This unit is pretty slow. It takes about a minute for it to kick in. Now it is doing a lot of stuff but it is not nearly as fast as the reviews have shown. Also it has the same problem as previous excelon units with freezing up or not recognizing the IPod when plugged in. The GPS is fine. The touch screen is a little slow as well. But I am happy with it. Pros: Clear graphics. Good sound. Nice features. A lot of adjustments. Cons: Slow slow slow. iPod issues. Price is a little high for the unit.
Unbeatable Written By Cleatus V, Bothell, WA on Sunday, July 28, 2013 Nothing negative to say about this unit. It is loaded with features. You can stream Pandora, surf the web or check your Gmail. Couple that in with the Garmin Navi and the easy to use interface and this unit is amazing. I have this installed in my 2013 Honda Ridgeline and it looks great. Pros: Good Look, Pandora Streaming, Wi-Fi Capable, Easy Navi Cons: None so far
It's Simply The Best ! Written By five0retired, Nicholas Jackson on Saturday, June 29, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I am not an educated audiophile expert, just simply love music all types. I had the DNN 990hd installed in my 2010 Jeep jK Wrangler Sport which had only the base stock speakers. All I can say is WOW. With no subwoofer, it simply rocks the house. I can't imagine what it will sound like with upgraded speakers , subwoofer and amp. It does require you to download the manual, cause it has everything. After 1 day of use I know that you can use a portable usb hard drive,must be formatted to FAT32. If you have the sd card in it does no t go to the hard drive, or at least I haven't figured out how to see the 2 different input sources yet, but with the hard drive you wouldn't need the sd card anyway.. Have yet to upgrade my ipad to a hotspot yet to try the wifi on the drive. But it does pick up the wifi spots like Starbucks,etc. Pros: It has everything you could want., it connected right up to my tracfone,the garmine works great. Cons: The volume controls are real small tabs, your gonna need to use the remote for easier control.And Read the manual.
Cool unit in concept and some in execution but not ready for primetime Written By JC, Seattle Area, WA on Thursday, June 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) You should get more features/better performance for the price. Still playing w/it but some initial thoughts.(1) manual is terrible and cryptic (Kenwood tech said because it is translated from Japanese). Get ready to call Kenwood many times for clarification. (2) Unit is basically a computer that needs to be booted every time the car starts = takes 60+ seconds from ignition on to when you are playing music or navigating the screens (3) The keyboard (soft keys) poorly laid out w/bottom row of icons difficult for me to hit (average sized male hands/fingers) because of the bottom lip of faceplate gets in the way and I always end up getting characters from second row above. (4) Unit is fairly "laggy" and slow to respond. Slow to move between sources/screens and takes forever to load iPod albums each and every time and is lacking for iPod features (i.e. doesn't support iPod playlists or allow you to control the iPod from the iPod itself). (5) Bluetooth call in progress will rob the 990HD of every other function (6) Also cryptic account setup process and good luck understanding the route-collector service. (6) Navi is Garmin but lacks when compared to cheaper portable Garmin Nuvi's + no free lifetime maps (7) unit is pretty slick when tethered to my Droid's mobile hotspot (browsing , etc is very good). Already did firmware update (again very convoluted process) but didn't help or change much and I hope future updates will speed things up /make things better. Install/fit = tricky Pros: Very slick unit with Andriod ICS installed and much potential to grow and improve with future firmware upgrades. Hotspot tethering and media feature cool. Cons: Not near enough performance/polish for what you pay. Many glitchy/poorly executed features/functions in my opinion. Difficult to understand instructions and tough to find anyone @ Kenwood who knows much as it is so new and intricate. Crutchfield support is awesome and very helpful but limted in what they can do for you remotely. Install was not entirely straight forward, and fit in my dash (06 4-runner) required major modification of the dash kit to allow the 990HD faceplate to freely rotate
Would'nt Recomend for GMC trucks! Written By Pompano Pat, Daytona Beach, Fl on Tuesday, June 18, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) First- Crutchfield did an outstanding job! You will not have an issue dealing with this company. Second-Kenwood is the problem. They released a unit before they even have proper tech support, or true knowledge of the unit. The unit IS NOT compatible with a 2008 GMC Sierra Denali. Even after buying special adaptors, harness's, etc, the unit goes off and will not come back on. My local stereo shop had to create a secondary power source to solve the problem! Pros: Has more functions than a swiss army knife. The DN 990 HD is all that....when it works! Bright screen, crystal clear sound. Bluetooth works great with most modern devices. Touch screen responds well. Cons: The kenwood vehicle compatibility list is not accurate. Occasional software glitch's cause the unit to switch modes all on its own....a true ghost in the machine!
kenwood DNN990HD Written By mike, tampa florida on Friday, June 07, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is by far the best unit on the market. It offers everything you can want and more in your vehicle. The power and clarity is top notch as well as functionality. I recommend this product to anyone with a passion for the best. Pros: Everything about it is pros Cons: No cons this time...I know you have to pay to play so koney is well worth it.
Nice HU - Installed in 2013 Toyota FJ Cruiser Written By JC, Round Rock,Texas on Thursday, May 30, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Installed in my Toyota with all accessories required(JBL Factory, steering wheel controls, etc...). This is a very nice unit, and the wireless is great..moves at decent speed. I have tried all options on this, and each item works great. I have put pics, music, and videos on both the SD & USB drives...and each play as it should. The phone book setup transferred all my contacts(275) and easy to use. Nav system is also great, and the Push To Talk(PTT) option is awesome. The PTT is also great aside from the NAV, as I can push the button, say "HD" and it will transfer to my radio...from wherever I am in the unit. I love that I can create a hotspot, and check weather, email, listen to Music, etc... very easily. Similar to the other review, I had a few bugs as well...but it seemed to all work out with one reset of the system. This is expected occasionally, as it carries a lot of software...and like a PC...not flawless. Pros: Good clean sound, nice NAV...love the PTT. Wireless good with weather & you tube, I-heart, etc... options. Bluetooth is great, and sounds clear, easy connection. Cons: Wireless cannot stream Netflix...or similar streaming. Not User friendly for all the options. Recommend you download the full manual from Kenwood.
Awesome Written By Anthony, Atlanta Ga on Wednesday, May 29, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great product, simply love it. I bought this unit to replace a different aftermarket navigation unit.. This one is much better way to go Kenwood Pros: Bluetooth, WiFi etc etc etc Cons: a few bugs but still i give it 5 stars
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Matt Harvey struck out a career-high 13 batters on Tuesday at Turner Field, but his last outing was almost more notable for what he didn't accomplish.
Harvey, the Mets' electric young ace, carried a no-hitter into the seventh inning for the third time this season. It ended on an infield single by Atlanta's Jason Heyward, and Harvey went on to surrender three runs on three hits and three walks before leaving with his sixth win.
"It's definitely one of those games where I thought [a no-hitter] was possible a little bit, more than the other ones," Harvey said afterward. "I was striking out a lot of guys, and they weren't putting the ball in the outfield too often. Anytime that's going on, you think in the back of your mind that this is possible."
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Lannan (0-1, 5.49 ERA) said afterward it was "awesome" to be back in the Phillies' rotation, but noted that he would have liked to pitch deeper into that game. He has a solid track record against the Mets, with a 5-4 record and 3.46 ERA in 12 career starts.
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To take his spot on the active roster, Philadelphia called up right-hander J.C. Ramirez from Triple-A Lehigh Valley. The 24-year-old Ramirez came to the Phillies from Seattle when they traded Cliff Lee in December 2009. He started this season with Double-A Reading, earned a quick promotion to Lehigh Valley and is now on the verge of his Major League debut.
To make room for Ramirez on the 40-man roster, the Phillies designated Michael Martinez for assignment. The infielder had seen only limited action during his two stints in the Majors this season.
Worth noting
• Phillies first baseman Ryan Howard has hit .439 (18-for-41) with four doubles, a triple, three homers, 11 RBIs and seven multi-hit performances over his last 11 games. Over that stretch, he's raised his batting average from .251 to .282.
• Over their last seven games, the Mets bullpen has worked 24 innings and allowed two earned runs for a 0.75 ERA.
Adam Berry is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter at @adamdberry. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.