Clarion THD301 HD Radio Module

Add HD Radio to your entertainment options by adding this tuner to your compatible Clarion receiver. The tuner supports multicasting, receives both analog and digital signals, and does not require any additional antennas or subscription fees. Add HD Radio to your entertainment options by adding this tuner to your compatible Clarion receiver. Click here for a larger image Catch the Next Wave in Radio HD Radio is a new service that broadcasts high-definition radio programming using digital technology. Think of it this way--what HDTV did for TV, HD Radio does for radio. HD Radio broadcasts on the AM and FM bands, and does not require a subscription to receive. It does, however, require an HD Radio tuner since its signals cannot be received on conventional analog AM/FM tuners. Right now there are about 2,000 radio stations broadcasting using digital HD Radio technology in the U.S. All you need to enjoy them is an appropriate Clarion source unit and THD301 HD Radio Module. Multi-Casting Capable HD Radio broadcasts can include multiple channels on the same frequency, which is called multicasting. With multicasting, you can receive up to three additional multicast channels for each station, with different programming. Alternately, one stream may be too weak, so the receiver will switch to the other. The THD301 lets you take advantage. Program Service Data Display Enjoy more info on your dial, such as traffic data and stock info, or real-time artist and song IDs. Tag songs from the radio for later purchase in the iTunes store. iTunes Tagging iTunes Tagging allows listeners to tag songs heard on the HD Radio Receiver. Tagging saves the song's title and metadata to a connected iPod. When the iPod is synced to iTunes, a playlist is HD Radio Station generated with links to the iTunes Store where the song can be purchased and downloaded. Compatibility The THD301 is compatible with the Clarion CZ501, CZ301, FZ501, CX501, and CX201 receivers. What's in the Box Clarion THD301 HD Radio Tuner, Documentation