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A virtual car-stereo experience with music-folder controls, seven-band EQ, speaker colors, selectable locations, and a paid personalization upgrade.
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Overview
The experience
D'Ricky Diseño presents a browser music interface inspired by a Pioneer DEH-4250BT receiver. It is suited to exploring car-audio controls and arranging a stereo scene on screen.
Controls and appearance
- The radio offers folder selection, play/pause, previous/next track, shuffle, and mute.
- Seven EQ bands span 50 Hz to 16 kHz, alongside sub level, volume, fader, and bypass.
- Options change lighting, enclosure, speaker, and driver colors; the site says changes are saved in the browser.
- Streaming mode conceals EQ values and knob positions from viewers. Free locations include a shop, disco, and country house.
Getting started
Create an account or sign in, choose a music folder, and use the receiver controls. Adjust the EQ, open Options for colors, then select a location to complete the scene. Audio playback with personal files was not tested.
Access and upgrade
The interface is in Spanish. The basic setup is available without buying an upgrade. Optional personalization costs $5 USD once and advertises other radios, box shapes, EQ/radio arrangement, and visual effects.
