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Selling my HU, Panasonic CQ-DF701W

Top of the range of Panasonic

bought it at April, install at July, used for 4 months, (stay in to my drawer due to selling and buying new car) JUST connect again for 4 days and as i install my new system into my car.

LIKE NEW, with box, manual, everything.

I don't has a receipt as i bought it oversea.

Made in Japan - (as i know same HU u can buy in Aus is made in somewhere else)

the RRP is 1199

Pay 1000, now $600

MUST sale! I m very happy with the HU but as i am going back to Home country i would like to buying a new HU which is not selling in Aus at all! unique!

no stupid offer pls~

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The Panasonic MXE CQ-DF701w CD receiver features the high-resolution 3-D Dot Matrix Display, with its 3-D animations and richly detailed setup screens. The CFL backlight means it's super-bright for no-sweat viewing, day or night. MOSFET50 power delivers performance you've never heard from a built-in amplifier, and Super High Definition Bass bumps up your low frequencies for a big sound. Hook your portable MP3, MD or tape player to your vehicle's sound system through the auxiliary inputs. Key Features: detachable, fold-down face Day and Night faceplate 3-D Dot Matrix display spectrum analyzer Alphatuner V Super High Definition Bass (with "Boom" and "Tight" settings) 3 sets of 5-volt preamp outputs 80/120 Hz low-pass filter on sub outputs MOSFET50 amp chip auxiliary input CD changer controls wireless remote clock 25 watts RMS/50 peak x 4 channels CD frequency response 20-20,000 Hz CD signal-to-noise ratio 96 dB FM sensitivity 11 dBf

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