Sony Introduces New Mobile ES Lineup Appliance buying group

Sony Electronics has unveiled its latest additions to the highly acclaimed Mobile ES™ lineup. The new lineup includes the XAV-9000ES car AV receiver and the XM-8ES and XM-6ES power amplifiers. With a focus on delivering studio-quality sound and advanced features, Sony continues to enhance the in-car audio experience for customers.

“We are constantly striving to elevate the driving experience, and we recognize the significance of music and overall audio environment to our customers,” said Kaz Makiyama, Vice President of Personal Entertainment at Sony. “By offering superior sound quality, customization options, and a high-resolution graphical interface, we are bringing unmatched audio and visual entertainment to drivers and passengers who seek an upgraded in-car experience.”

XAV-9000ES Features:

Flush surface 6.75-inch HD 1280×720 capacitive touchscreen

High-resolution audio compatibility with various codecs

ESS Digital-to-Analog Converter for premium sound quality

Premium 4-ch Class A/B Amplifier for unmatched audio quality

Sound customization options with a 192 kHz / 24-bit DSP and equalizer

Bi-Amp Front 2-Way Speaker Drive Settings

3-Camera Trigger Inputs for enhanced visibility

Wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™

USB Type-C® compatible rear connection terminals

Quick wake-up feature and simple button controls

iDatalink® Maestro® compatibility

Enhanced 5V 3-pre Out Connectivity

HD Graphical User Interface

Suggested retail price: $899.99 MSRP

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