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Question: I just got the FZ150 stereo and no manual. I'm dying to figure out how to navigate folders on the SD card. Manual on Clarion website doesn't work! SOS
Document: No, there isn't a CD player, but the Clarion CY150 would only play a &#34;store bought&#34; CD - not a ripped CD or any kind of CD with MP3s on it.Now, I need to find a pile of 1 GB SD cards. I have read that the FZ150 does not have a way to browse folders, so the best solution is not to stick a 32 GB SD card in there, of you'll never hear what you want to listen to.
the stereo is great, it does everything It said it would. I have a ipod/iphone and I did not expect it to control that. my main intention was to fill a 32 gig flash drive with music and plug that in. The only reason I gave 4 instead of 5 stars is because I cannot for the life of me figure out how to navigate the folders on the flash drive. Maybe I should read the manual. I just mash the numbered buttons as a crude form of shuffle.
I returned this unit after a couple of weeks. Everything seemed to work fine with one glaring exception; when playing songs from either the SD card or the USB, it would start to play the song (I would see the seconds start to count up on the display), but I heard no sound for the first 2 or 3 seconds, so the beginning of most songs would totally be clipped off.
This is a cool looking in dash, and the sound it puts out is good, but I had a problem with it playing mp3 and WMA files, specifically it would not play the first 2 seconds or so of every song. I tried both formats, I even tried mp4 but that obviously didn't work, I tried USB stick and SD card, same problem with both. It's like the receiver takes 3 seconds for the signal to get through to the speakers.
I have the FZ150 . i love it i do bass contest and cannot play CD'S this unit is perfet for me because it is USB and SD cars they dont skip..i would defenetly recommend this to any one.
So I put the drive back in my laptop and used a program called musicbrainz picard and re-wrote all of the tags, now all of them display correctly. So the bottom line is the stereo is less than $50, it has some issues, but it keeps me from having to listen to the radio or carrying around my iPod or CDs so I'm happy with it.
This thing will read the titles from both usb and sd, but won't play music from the mp3 files. These devices and their files play fine on several different computers but not on the Clarion. I could not contact Clarion other than to get a recording offering me a catalog, and I could not find any contact info at all for the seller Premier Electronics. Amazon had no idea of how it should work, but did give me a refund and return shipping.
If you wish to play off a USB, it will auto-recognize and switch the USB mode accordingly.Sound:Okay. Static was present on most FM stations, but this is likely because the unit I had before came with HD radio and I'm just now noticing the difference.I only have two speakers in my truck, so this may not applied to most. The sound was surprisingly good, even at high volume levels. Everything sounded clear.Forewarning:The manual is atrocious.
I bought this to replace an aftermarket stereo that had been installed by a previous owner.Unlike many other aftermarket stereos I've looked at, the Clarion has hardware buttons for presets and options rather than a screen and a dial selector. This means I spend far less time looking at my stereo screen on the road and more time looking at the road (win! ).This model is a little light on features. If you need bluetooth or a CD player, it's not for you.
I bought this only to play SD cards as the &#34;local&#34; music really isn't to my liking. I saw some for about half this price but they comments said many were DOA and it appeared to be cheap, so I spent the $50 for the Clarion and it seems to be a decent unit.Not sure if its my car or the radio, but it doesnt fit perfectly. The bezel is too big for my Suzuki so I had to mount it a bit back.
Answer: To navigate folders on your SD Card  1) Press the Last Button on the left Hand Side (Next to the Volume control knob and below the number '3' button this will change the display) 2) Press it a second time (this will get you to the root directory of your card) 3) Use the Volume control knob no navigate through the folders on your SD Card (turn slowly until you get the feel of it) 4) Press the Select Button, when you have reached the desired folder (you will now enter that folder and the songs will be displayed) 5) Press the Select Button again to start playing at the first song in the folder or  6) Use the Volume control knob to navigate to the specific song in the folder then press the Select button *When you are listening to music, Press the #6 button to advance to the next folder and #5 button to move to the previous folder the #4 button pauses playback