Offering 24-Bit D/A converters, a high-powered MOS-FET amplifier, Clarion’s Optimedia display technology, a 4.2-inch Full-Color TFT display, and an attractive stainless steel faceplate, the DXZ855MP really does look as good as it sounds. Loaded with sound-enhancement features, such as Clarion’s ADF compress-audio enhancer and 2-Band Parametric EQ, the DXZ855MP is a unit that puts you in control of your sound. And for system expansion, try 4-volt/6-channel line level outputs. This is a source unit that truly does it all.

The DXZ855MP is one of two new source units offering Clarion’s next-generation Optimedia technology – a feature that blends impeccable graphics with touch-screen control. Remastered, Optimedia has evolved from its first-generation monochrome look to full color in 2005. We didn’t stop there, however. The motion graphics this technology offers are vastly improved, and the revamped onscreen layouts make navigating through the unit’s menu screens easy. For unparalleled looks and control … Optimedia.

Clarion offers a new source-unit solution for bringing your 40GB iPod into the car. Just plug in Apple’s popular music player into the adapter and you’re ready to rock and roll. Best of all, this easy-to-use interface owers up and charges the iPod so its ready for hours of playback once its leaves the car.

For added control, Clarion allows you to manage your sound system’s subwoofer output level directly from the source unit. This control functions separately from the volume control for increased functionality.

Offers 3 modes to accommodate a wide variety of car audio configurations and listening styles.

When it came to the cosmetic design of the DXZ855MP, Clarion’s product engineers wanted something that could visually speak to the unit’s high-tech innovation. We found what we were looking for. Introducing Clarion’s new Stainless Steel faceplates. It’s progressive styling for progressive thinking.