ASA Electronics Introduces Multi-Media Jensen AWM968 Stereo
ASA Electronics introduced the Jensen AWM968 multimedia wall-mount entertainment center to the commercial industry
ASA Electronics introduced the Jensen AWM968 multimedia wall-mount entertainment center to the commercial industry.
The Jensen AWM968 provides users with the opportunity to use AM/FM radio, CDs, Bluetooth, streaming audio and DVD movies.
The newly designed AWM968 stereo runs on 12V power and can be easily mounted in the sleeper section of the truck. The Bluetooth connection gives users the ability to stream their audio content from any location within the cab using a Bluetooth-enabled device.
The AWM968 also features a slot-type DVD mechanism built to withstand the bumps and jolts associated with life on the road. The unit is designed with blue backlit controls, a dimmable display, clock with sleep timer and alarm along with a front audio and video input.
The stereo also features 30 programmable station presets, preset scan, automatic memory storage and a credit card remote. When this unit is paired with a Jensen TV, the unified remote will operate the entire system.
The AWM968 is the newest addition to the Jensen family of wall-mount stereos, which all fit the same mounting hole size, making them easy to upgrade.
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