The sleek Kenwood DT-7000S brings Sirius satellite radio to your home
and connects directly to your stereo system--whether that be a receiver,
a shelf system, or a pair of powered speakers. The DT-7000S features a
4-line blue-on-black dot matrix display with dimming control, up to 80
station presets, and a 24-song memory. Note that the DT-7000S requires a
Sirius home antenna in order to receive satellite radio signals. You can store a total of 80 presets in 4 banks (20 presets each), as
well as store song title and artist name for 24 songs for easy recall
later. Using the Song Seek feature, an alert appears on the DT-7000S
display when a saved song is playing on another station (also called a
stream). The display shows a read-out of channel number, name, category,
preset bank and number, artist, and song title. You can control the
DT-7000S via the supplied remote control, or use the two jog dials on
the front of the device to scroll through either individual channels or
Sirius radio categories (such as rock, jazz, sports, or news). The
DT-7000S offers both RCA composite A/V and optical digital audio output.
Sirius satellite radio is a subscription service that provides up to
100 channels of programming, from digital-quality music to news, talk,
and sports. It is available only in the lower 48 states--not available
in Alaska, Hawaii, or U.S. territories.
What's in the Box
Kenwood DT-7000S Sirius satellite radio receiver,
remote control (RC-T0710), 2 AA batteries, RCA A/V cable, RS-232C cable,
and printed instruction manual.
