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hardly used, in perfect condition with harness, remote, face plate case etc etc

open to any reasonable offer

SPECS:

CD Features

Latest S-10 Mechanism

CD-R and CD-RW Compatible

1-Bit D/A Converter, 8fs Digital Filter

MP3 File Playback from CD-R/RW

ID3 Tag Support for MP3

WMA File Playback from CD-R/RW

Disc Title Memory (48-disc, in-dash)

CD Text with Title Scroll

Track Scan

Pause, Repeat, Random Play

8cm Disc Direct Loading

Track / Manual Search

Supertuner Features

Supertuner IIID with Digital Processing

Provision for upgrade to DAB - (Digital Audio Broadcasting)

Automatic Seek (Up / Down)

24-station 6 preset buttons

18 FM and 6 AM presets

BSM (Best Stations Memory)

Selectable Local / DX

Selectable Local Seek Sensitivity

9kHz / 10kHz AM switching

Multiplay CD Control Features

CD Text Display with Title Scroll

ITS (Instant Track Selection)

Disc Title Memory

Disc List function

Track & Disc Scan

Repeat Play (Track/Disc/Mag)

CD Pause

Random Play (Disc / Magazine)

Digital Compression selection on MCD

Audio Features

MOSFET 50 Watts x 4 high power

Pop-up Rotary Volume control

EEQ+ (Easy Equalizer)

EQ-EX (augments EEQ)

3-Band Parametric Equalizer within EEQ

HPF/LPF Crossover within EEQ

Built-in Subwoofer Crossover (50/80/125Hz)

Direct Subwoofer Drive

Subwoofer Phase Selection (+/-)

Electronic Bass / Treble

SFEQ (Sound Focus Equalizer) - replaces FIE

Selectable Loudness Control

Electronic Volume / Balance / Fader controls

3 prs RCA Preouts (F + R + Subwoofer)

4-Volt RCA Preout Levels

SLA (Source Level Adjuster)

ASL (Auto Sound Levelizer)

Level Indicator

AUX IN capable via CD-RB20

iPOD Ready

Cellular Mute

Additional Features

OEL (Organic Electro Luminescent) Display

128 x 33 Pixel Display

Card-type IR Remote Control

Flap-type DFS (Detachable Face Security)

DFS Hard Carry Case included

Detachable Face Reminder Beep

Operation Beep Tone

Source TV Control

External Unit Control

DVD Control

Adjustable Brightness Control

Clock

System / auto antenna relay control

Front or rear mounting options

Toyota/Nissan factory mounting holes

Post or PM if interested

Cheers

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