CD Receiver: Multiple function receivers are most commonly configured with radio and CD player capabilities in standard car receiver (head end) units. These may include cassette tape decks as well, and may also have high power amplifiers (over 15 watts RMS) installed in them. Some units may even have mini 3 to 5 disc changers in them.

 

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