Car Media Receiver Kenwood KMM-BT209 Bluetooth 200 W Black

The Kenwood KMM-BT209 is a 1-DIN car media receiver with Bluetooth for hands-free phone calls and music streaming. It delivers up to 200 W output power and plays common audio formats including AAC, FLAC, MP3, WAV and WMA. The unit includes a 13‑digit LCD display, front USB port and supports AM, FM and LW radio bands, providing basic in-car audio and connectivity in a compact black housing.

Advantages

Built-in Bluetooth enables hands-free calling and wireless audio streaming while the Digital Sound Processor, Time Alignment and 13-band equalizer allow precise sound tuning. A front USB port offers easy connection for mobile devices, and the 1-DIN format fits standard car dashboards. The receiver supports multiple file formats for playback flexibility and includes AM/FM/LW radio reception.

Suitable for

• Drivers who need hands-free calling and smartphone audio streaming
• Cars with a 1-DIN slot requiring a compact media receiver
• Users who want basic digital sound tuning using DSP and a 13-band EQ
• Vehicles where front USB access and radio reception (AM/FM/LW) are required

Key specifications

• Form factor: 1 DIN
• Maximum output power: 200 W
• Audio formats: AAC, FLAC, MP3, WAV, WMA
• Display: 13-digit LCD
• Connectivity: Bluetooth (range up to 10 m), front USB
• Radio: AM, FM, LW
• Colour: Black
• Weight: 0.6 kg

How to use

Install the receiver into a standard 1-DIN slot in the vehicle following the vehicle manufacturer’s installation guidelines or a professional installer’s instructions. Pair a smartphone via Bluetooth to enable hands-free calling and audio streaming, or connect a USB device to the front port to play stored audio files. Use the 13-band EQ, DSP and Time Alignment settings from the receiver’s menu to adjust sound to your preference. Tune radio stations using the AM/FM/LW controls as needed.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, use a proper automotive wiring harness and secure grounding when installing the Kenwood KMM-BT209. Update device firmware via Kenwood support if available and avoid adjusting audio settings while driving.