AV link vs Jam

Radio mode on APP can scan/store/channel up & down to tune necessary station frequency. USB mode can play music stored in USB and display ID3 information. AUX mode allows external audio input to head unit. APP can control play BT music through Bluetooth and display ID3 information. APP has play/pause/previous/next control and treble/bass level control. Features: . adjust USB music audio level control and treble/bass level control. .display USB music/BT music ID3 information. .adjust BT music audio level control and treble/bass level control.

Jam-Pod is a music player for people who still keep their own music collection — and want it to sound exactly the way it was meant to. YOUR MUSIC, AT ITS BEST Import the songs you already own — FLAC, WAV, AIFF, and more — and Jam-Pod plays them in full, original quality. No compression, no shortcuts, no squeezing through Apple's library first. If a track is lossless or hi-res, that's exactly how you'll hear it. Turn your own collection into playlists that make sense to you, or let Jam-Pod quietly build a few for you — the songs you've played most, the ones you added recently, the ones you keep coming back to. FOUR WAYS TO LISTEN, ONE SIMPLE SCREEN • Your own local library, hi-res and lossless, exactly as you imported it • The Apple Music library already on your phone • The full Apple Music catalog, to search and stream anytime (subscription required) • Podcasts — search, follow your favorite shows, and download episodes to listen offline ONE JOYSTICK. NOTHING ELSE TO THINK ABOUT. No sprawling menus, no touchscreen full of icons. Just a small joystick: scroll, click, play — each move confirmed with a gentle tap so you barely need to look. The screen stays black and white on purpose, so nothing competes for your attention. MAKE IT FEEL LIKE YOURS Pick a color scheme in black and white, switch the screen between light and dark, and fine-tune your sound with a simple built-in equalizer. NO ADS. NO FEED. JUST YOUR MUSIC. Jam-Pod isn't trying to recommend anything or keep you scrolling. It's just there to play the music you chose, the way it was meant to sound.