CDX-GT110 – CD receiver with detachable faceplate, a blue 13-segment LED
display and front AUX input. 45 Watts X 4. Around $80, and available now. CD, CD-R,
and CD-RW playback. Gun metallic finish. Seen here.

CDX-GT210 – CD receiver with detachable faceplate, blue 13-segment LED display
and front auxiliary input, MP3 and non-DRM WMA playback support. 50 Watts X 4.
Around $100, available now. CD, CD-R, CD-RW, MP3, WMA playback. Gun metallic
finish. Seen here.

CDX-GT310 – CD receiver, satellite-ready, with CD changer control and detachable
faceplate, black 13-segment fluorescent display and front auxiliary input. Has
“selectable rear/subwoofer preamp outputs that can be used to control the
frequency and output level of an external amplifier.” Satellite capability
requires a separate subscription. Compatible with the Sony XA-110IP iPod
adapter; EQ3, wireless card remote included. 52 Watts X 4. Around $120,
available now. CD, CD-R, CD-RW, MP3, non-DRM WMA playback support. Gun
metallic finish. Seen here.

An older option is the Sony CDX-GT300, which also supports digital audio formats and has a front AUX jack, but with lower power (17 Watts x 4) and no satellite capability.

CDX-GT510 – Satellite-ready CD receiver plays ATRAC3plus™ and non-DRM AAC
digital music tracks. CD changer control. Flip-down detachable faceplate, black
13-segment fluorescent display (switchable red and green key illumination).
Front and rear selectable subwoofer preamp outputs. About $140, available now.
Satellite capability requires a separate subscription. Dual preamp outputs
(front plus rear/sub selectable), DSO:EQ3, wireless card remote included, front
auxiliary input, 52 watt X 4 high power, CD, CD-R, CD-RW, MP3, non-DRM WMA,
non-DRM AAC, ATRAC3plus playback support. Gun metallic finish. Seen here.

All models seen here.