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Milennia MIL-PRV15 Gauge-Style AM/FM/USB Multimedia Receiver

Item # 99396

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Key Features

Smallest marine stereo ever
Great for boats, PWCs, ATVs, and golf carts
AM/FM receiver, USB, and Aux-In
4 x 40 watts output power

Our Price $99.99

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The Milennia MIL-PRV15 Gauge-Style AM/FM/USB Multimedia Receiver easily slides into current gauge openings or cup holders, giving boaters everything they want at a great price. This smallest marine stereo ever is portable-media-ready and features AM/FM radio, USB, and aux-in for connecting portable media devices. Sized to match existing gauge holes, the Milennia MIL-PRV15 is great for retrofit or OEM applications. Operates at 4 x 40 watts. Solid aluminum chassis and IP-66 salt fog rating for durability. 1-5/8" mounting depth not including wires. Requires 3" dia. cutout. 3-1/2" outside dia. Ideal for smaller fishing boats, cuddy cabins, and PWCs, the Milennia MIL-PRV15 multimedia receiver is also perfect for ATVs, golf carts, RVs, and more.

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Milennia MIL-PRV15 Gauge-Style AM/FM/USB Multimedia Receiver

3.0

(based on 3 reviews)

33%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Easy to set up (3)

Cons

Best Uses

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8/21/2012

1.0

Good Idea But.......

By Colby

from North east , MD

Pros

Easy To Set Up
Space saver

Cons

Usb useless for ipod

Best Uses

Comments about Milennia MIL-PRV15 Gauge-Style AM/FM/USB Multimedia Receiver:

Good Idea but built poorly. I have a 2012 Dlv carolina skiff so i wanted something small. I didn't want a cd player just a radio and something for my i phone. First out the box I had trouble I wasn't getting any power to the unit. I fiddled with the inline fuses after about 30 mins double checking everything with a test light and it began to work. I thought ok this is great. Went out on my boat about 6 weeks I only go one day a week and the volume will not go up or down. So again it looks pretty cheaply made and it is.

5/19/2012

5.0

just good service

By Don

from Weeki Wachee, FL.

About Me Practical

Pros

Easy To Set Up
Fair price
Great Sound Quality

Cons

None

Best Uses

Basic Systems

Comments about Milennia MIL-PRV15 Gauge-Style AM/FM/USB Multimedia Receiver:

good sound for a small radio

4/30/2012

3.0

Milennia Stereo

By 93 Four Winns

from Battle Creek, Mi.

About Me Mechanic

Pros

Easy To Set Up
FIts nice in a small area
Good Power Output
Sounds good

Cons

No AUX in

Best Uses

Boats

Comments about Milennia MIL-PRV15 Gauge-Style AM/FM/USB Multimedia Receiver:

The unit fits good. It sounds good. It does not have an AUX in for an MP3 player. It has 2 RCA jacks and 1 USB.

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Where are the aux plug and usb connection? What is the best way to utilize these connections?
Asked on 2/15/2012 by Nick from Crystal River, Fla
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- A:
  I bought one of these radios. The USB plug is just that a USB cord hanging 3". The Aux. plugs are white and red banana plugs. They offer a neat remote socket that can be wired to the radio. Its about $28 and has a neat little door on it. That way it would be easy to plug in your Mps players or whatever....hope this helps
  Answered on 4/8/2012 by Diesel Dave from Oregon
- A:
  All of the inputs are wires coming out of the back of the unit. The front face has only simple controls and is sealed very nicely. Inputting your devices must be done from behind so that makes installation location crucial with this unit. Read our complete test of the MIL PRV15 online at www.lakegastontoday.net
  Answered on 5/9/2012 by Hank from Lake Gaston, NC
- A:
  The aux plug and usb plug are both in the bundle of wires behind the unit. I would suggest that you purchase a cheap jump drive and fill it with music--attach it and leave it on board. You will have instant access all the time to your favorite music---and if it does get damaged, its very little out of pocket since jump drives are so cheap nowadays.
  Answered on 3/15/2012 by gcredle from NC
Q:
What speakers do you reccomend for this unit?
Asked on 2/14/2012 by Chuck from Robins, Iowa
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- A:
  Chuck, I was looking at this usit as well. Since Overtons will not answer any questions here, I will try to help you. I would recommend any outdoor marine speaker, but would also recommend going through an amplifier if you are into your music, as I don't beleive this will push the volume as much as I would prefer.
  Answered on 3/20/2012 by Gary from Wagoner, Oklahoma
Q:
What does the actual USB input connection look like?

Can I simply plug in a USB flash drive?

Can it drive just two speakers or does it need to have all four?
Asked on 1/27/2012 by Steve from Texas
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- A:
  The USB connection is actually a female plug cabled out of the back of this unit and yes you can simply plug a small USB jump drive in. Please be aware that the unit can only play MP3 formatted music through this input AND there is no "menu" for choosing songs from the USB files. You can only scroll up or down through the (500?) songs one at a time. Fret not though, the AUX input lets you use ANY MP3 player device like Ipods or cell phones, on which you can play any format music and more importantly, build multiple playlists. Overall a fantastic unit...we love it. Read our complete test at www.lakegastontoday.net.
  Answered on 5/9/2012 by Hank from Lake Gaston, NC
- A:
  You can plug in jump drive/flash drive. On the back of the unit there is a drop down cable for the jump drive attachment. The cable is built into the unit and has a normal usb attachment head.
  Your choice if you want to use only two or four speakers
  Answered on 3/15/2012 by gcredle from NC