Pioneer DEH-150MP CD Receiver
88,00 €
The Pioneer DEH-150MP is a 1-DIN in-car CD receiver for drivers who listen to the radio, discs, or an analogue AUX source. It plays CD, CD-R, and CD-RW media, including MP3, WMA, and WAV files from recordable discs. A five-band equaliser, frequency filters, and source-level adjustment help tailor the sound to the vehicle’s audio system. The MOSFET maximum output power is 50 W × 4.
The Pioneer DEH-150MP CD receiver is a 1-DIN car stereo for drivers who want to listen to FM/AM radio, discs, and an external audio source connected through AUX.
Purpose and installation
This 1-DIN in-car CD receiver is designed for a vehicle with a 1-DIN installation slot. A matching installation size does not by itself confirm compatibility with every connector in the vehicle. Model-specific wiring or trim components may be required during installation.
The detachable front panel means that you do not have to leave the complete control panel in the vehicle after getting out. A protective case is intended for the removed panel, but its inclusion in the package has not been confirmed.
Controls and display
The buttons have red illumination, while the LCD has white illumination. This separation of colours makes the controls and displayed information easier to distinguish. The front AUX input is also illuminated.
The single-line LCD can show up to 12 characters at a time and supports Cyrillic characters. CD Text and MP3 text display allow the receiver to show track information stored on a disc.
Music sources and connections
The CD player accepts standard CDs as well as recordable CD-R and rewritable CD-RW discs. MP3, WMA, and WAV files can be played from these recordable discs, making the receiver suitable for drivers who keep a music collection on physical media.
The front AUX input is intended for a device that supplies an analogue audio signal. Connect the source using a suitable audio cable. The listening volume will also depend on the output level of the connected device.
One RCA line output is assigned to the rear channels. It can send a signal to an external in-car amplifier. When planning the audio system, it is important to account for this single output path.
Inputs are provided for steering-wheel remote control and wired remote control. A separate adapter may be needed to use the steering-wheel buttons in a particular vehicle. Direct compatibility with every vehicle is not provided.
Sound adjustment
The five-band graphic equaliser lets you adjust individual parts of the sound range. It is sensible to begin with a neutral setting and then make small changes to compensate for the way the specific vehicle interior affects the sound.
The high-pass filter limits the lowest frequencies in the selected part of the signal. The low-pass filter retains the range suitable for the low-frequency channel. Together, these controls help distribute frequencies more clearly between the components in the audio system.
Source Level Adjuster is designed to balance the volume levels of different sources. Once adjusted, it helps reduce sudden changes in volume when switching between the radio, a disc, and an AUX source.
Advanced Sound Retriever is intended to adjust the reproduction of compressed MP3 or WMA recordings. Compare the sound with the feature enabled and disabled, as the more suitable setting will depend on the particular recording.
Direct Sub Drive provides control for the low-frequency channel. This function should be adjusted together with the low-pass filter. The connection method must correspond to the layout of the car audio system being used.
Radio and disc controls
The D4Q FM/AM tuner supports RDS and stores 24 preset stations. The BSM function, or Best Stations Memory, automatically saves the strongest stations that can be received. Automatic and manual frequency tuning are also available.
PTY search helps you select programming by broadcast type. The traffic announcement function allows the receiver to pick up the corresponding RDS announcements. Alternative frequency search can maintain reception of the same station when its frequency changes.
The disc player offers random track playback. Last-position memory helps resume listening from the previous point. Available results depend on how the disc was recorded and on the text information stored on it.
Understanding the power rating
The MOSFET amplifier has a stated maximum output power of 50 W × 4. This is not a continuous power rating and should not be compared directly with the RMS ratings of amplifiers or speakers.
Technical specifications
| Model | Pioneer DEH-150MP |
|---|---|
| Device type | In-car CD receiver |
| Installation format | 1-DIN |
| Disc media | CD, CD-R, CD-RW |
| Files from CD-R and CD-RW | MP3, WMA, WAV |
| Front audio input | Illuminated AUX input |
| RCA outputs | One RCA line output for the rear channels |
| Remote control | Supported |
| Steering-wheel control connection | Steering-wheel remote-control input |
| Other control connection | Wired remote-control input |
| Front panel | Detachable |
| Button illumination | Red |
| Display illumination | White |
| Display | Single-line, 12-character LCD |
| Characters | Cyrillic characters supported |
| Radio tuner | D4Q RDS FM/AM |
| Preset stations | 24 |
| RDS functions | PTY search, traffic announcements, alternative frequency search |
| Station tuning | Automatic and manual |
| Station memory function | Best Stations Memory |
| Disc playback functions | Random playback, last-position memory |
| Text information | CD Text and MP3 text display |
| Maximum output power | MOSFET 50 W × 4 |
| Equaliser | Five-band graphic equaliser |
| Filters | High-pass and low-pass filters |
| Sound-reproduction feature | Advanced Sound Retriever |
| Source-level adjustment | Source Level Adjuster |
| Low-frequency control | Direct Sub Drive |
| Panel accessory | Protective case; inclusion in the package has not been confirmed |
FAQ
Who is this CD receiver for?
It is intended for a driver looking for a 1-DIN car stereo with FM/AM radio, a disc player, and a front AUX connection.
How do I connect a phone or portable player?
Use the front AUX input and a suitable analogue audio cable. A device without an analogue output will require a compatible converter.
Can I connect an external amplifier?
Yes. One RCA line output is provided for the rear channels. The system layout should be planned around the available inputs and channels.
Will the steering-wheel buttons in my car work?
The receiver has a steering-wheel remote-control input. A separate compatibility adapter may be required for the specific vehicle.
Where should I start when adjusting the sound?
Begin with a neutral equaliser setting and balance the source levels. Then set the high-pass and low-pass filters to suit the components in the system.
How should I interpret 50 W × 4 when choosing speakers?
Do not treat this maximum output power figure as an RMS rating. Choose speakers with reference to their continuous power ratings and those of the amplifier you plan to use.
