Jensen Awm914 Am Fm Wall Mount Bluetooth Stereo Camper Trailer Rv on 2040-parts.com
Azusa, California, United States
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Jensen AWM914 AM FM Wall Mount Bluetooth Stereo Camper Trailer RV The Jensen AWM914 brings to the RV market an innovative and cost-effective new wallmount Bluetooth Stereo! This wireless enabled stereo further adds to the legacy of the Jensen RV Stereo lineup by providing a sleek, new look and a premium feture set. By being able to connect to any Bluetooth device, this option gives you the opportunity to control your music selections from the campsite, rather than just in your camper! Don't have Bluetooth? The front auxiliary input covers all additional mobile electronics and supports wired devices. Features for the JENSEN AM/FM Wall mount Bluetooth Stereo
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