Fusion MS-RA70 Stereo: AM/FM/Bluetooth 2-Zone USB Wireless Control with Fusion Link App Review

WOW. Blue Tooth What an improvement over my old Alpine. I could have used my old amp and bought new Fusion speakers, OMG

Less bling more features that doesn't conflict with my old school hot rods. BENEFITS: Excellent receiver sensitivity and isolation Maintains programming when battery is disconnected Clear tone Can be operated with gloves No need for instructions to use it or bending down to see the screen or finding small buttons Fits into a DIN hole CONS: Should have thicker wires. Wish it could have been better in white

Installed the device, worked twice with interruptions. The screen froze when I turned it on and I couldn't use any functions or inputs. Called Fusion Support and did a factory reset. I also unplugged the main wiring harness and plugged it back in. Still does not work. Customer service said it was frozen and needed replacing. Replacement from Revain is on the way so hopefully it was just a defective unit. I will post an update once the new block is installed.

I have had many radios but this one had great sound, good specs and was very attractive. It automatically plays music via Bluetooth when I turn it on without having to search for stations or apps. However, I could not find how to set the base/height ratio. And it wasn't mentioned anywhere in the instructions. I still love the theme and probably wouldn't bother adjusting the bass/treble, but for once. Otherwise I would give this place 5 stars.

Installed in 1999 by MasterCraft Sportsstar. It sounds great and works great. Fusion Bluetooth ANT remotes are amazing! This device is too small for a standard one-dyne hole. You either need to order a Fusion single din mount or get creative like I did. I added a few small pieces of aluminum brackets to each side and screwed them to the DIN mount and then screwed the Fusion block to the bracket. Installation is far from hassle free, but if you're installing into a new hole I'm sure it would be…

I really liked the installation, the screw in back plate is a good idea. I like it better than the metal cage from before. In addition, the weight of this radio makes it easy to handle and install. The interface is pretty self-explanatory. I was able to figure out almost everything without a manual, I found it difficult to turn on bluetooth, when you are in bluetooth you have to open a menu that is only for BT and then turn on the discover function. The sound is good. No complaints. There is no

I don't think you can do better. The device is manufactured in New Zealand by Garmin. Fit/Finish/Performance/Customer Service - All 5 stars. Mine was professionally installed in Austin, Texas for a whopping $140. I had to do it myself. I removed all Tupperware from the bike (2009 BMW K1200 LT) to make things easier and it really is. As it turns out, this radio requires standard BMW suspension ($20), making installation easy, plug and play. . Looking back, I paid too much for the installation…