The corporate name "Clarion" comes from a long brass instrument that issued an extreme highrange sound and which first appeared in the 14th century; the one with a bending tube was called a "clarion", and the one with a straight tube was called a "tromba." The clarion was an S-shaped instrument similar to today's trumpet but had smaller bells and thicker tube walls. The mouthpiece was heavy, and it is thought that the clarion could provide a good balance of sound with other instruments.
CLARION CMD6 - Radio,USB,CD/Mp3/WMA/
Clarion CMD5 AM/FM/CD/MP3 Sirius Satellite Ready 200 Watts Waterproof CD Changer and iPod Controller Marine Stereo.This stereo can play MP3 and WMA files burned on a CD as well as standard CD Audio.18FM/6AM Presets
200 Watt MOS-FET Amplifier (50 Watts × 4 Channels)/CD-R/RW Ready
MP3/WMA compatible with ID3-TAG Display/Controls an iPod with song selection and recharge with EA1276B Interface/Pelgan Z Coated PCB Electronics/6-Channel RCA Output/Adjustable Display Contrest/2-Channel RCA AUX Input with Input Level Control. Beyond what is merely required, this unit features rubber gaskets and integrated drainage channels to keep water out, as well as corrosion resistant circuitry and chassis to safeguard against the effects of moisture.