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Hi guys,

Selling my deck as I am going to get a DVD unit instead.

It's basically got everything you would want, awesome JVC unit. Retail price is $499

It's in near new condition.

I've posted it on ebay with starting price of $200. I will be happy $250 for (thats 50% off new price). Comes with the remote control (which sits in the glove box).

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Description

# JVC's KW-XG700 CD receiver will fill your car's double-sized dash opening and your desire for big sound. The internal amp delivers your music loud and strong to your speakers, so you'll enjoy audio output that's a cut above most factory systems. JVC includes nine tone presets and three adjustable EQ bands so you can adjust for your car's acoustics and your listening taste.You don't have to stop with good sound the KW-XG700 will accommodate your system expansion needs. Built-in front-panel USB and auxiliary inputs make it easy to enjoy music files on a thumb drive or connect another audio source. You can use an optional iPod adapter to expand your listening options, or add a Bluetooth adapter for convenient hands-free cell phone use. Enjoy a wide range of music, sports, talk, and news by adding a satellite radio. CD receiver with built-in MOSFET amplifier (20 watts RMS/50 peak x 4 channels)

# plays CDs, CD-Rs, and CD-RWs, including discs loaded with MP3, WMA, and AAC files (will not play Digital Rights-protected music files)

# remote control

# Audio features:

# iEQ 3-band equalizer with nine presets

# 24-bit digital-to-analog converter

# subwoofer level and frequency controls

# Expandability:

# compatible with optional JVC iPod adapter, Bluetooth adapter, satellite radio, CD changer

# inputs: front-panel USB input, front-panel auxiliary input

# outputs: two sets of preamp outputs (selectable subwoofer output)

Features

# Steering Wheel Remote Control Ready

# Rotary Encoder Multi-Control

# Ready for Bluetooth Adapter

# TI/Burr-Brown 24-Bit DAC

# Wireless Remote Control

# Direct Track Access

# SAT Radio Ready

# Ready for iPod

# HS-IV Tuner

# 3 Band iEQ

Connect external devices through the USB port or Front AUX, to play MP3/WMA as well as WAV files. You can also enjoy Bluetooth® Wireless Technology* and iPod with optional devices. The MOS-FET power amp and TI/Burr-Brown 24-bit DAC ensure crisp and clear sound.

Highlights

• Power Output: 50W x 4 Max.

• MOS-FET Power Amp

• TI/Burr-Brown 24-bit DAC

• Ready for Bluetooth Adapter*

• 3-Band iEQ

• Ready for iPod**

• Front AUX

• MP3/WMA Compatible with ID3/WMA Tag

• USB Port (MP3/WMA/WAV/WMA-DRM)

• J-BUS Terminal

• Line Output Terminals (x 2 pairs)

• Subwoofer Output Terminals with Level/Frequency Control

• Tel. Muting with CD Pause Function

* KS-BTA200 required, not available in some countries

** KS-PD100 required

CD Section

• CD/CD-R/CD-RW Compatible

• CD Text

• Direct Track Access (1-12)

• Random/Repeat Play

J-BUS Section

• Bluetooth Adapter (KS-BTA200, not available in some countries)

• Interface Adapter for iPod (KS-PD100)

• Digital Player Interface Adapter (KS-PD500)

• CD Changer

• Line-In Adapter (KS-U57)

• AUX-In Adapter (KS-U58)

Bluetooth Wireless Technology Section*

• Hands-free call

• Voice Recognition Dialing**

• Audio Streaming and Control

• SMS (Short Message Service) Display***

• Phonebook Transfer

*KS-BTA200 required, not available in some countries

**In conjunction with voice recognition compatible cell phone

***Receipt notification only

iPod Control Section*

• Play/Pause

• Skip/Search

• Random/Repeat

• Text Display

* KS-PD100 required

USB Section

• Portable HDD Compatible

• Direct Folder Select (1-12)

• Skip/Search

• Random/Repeat

• +/- 10 Skip Function

Tuner Section

• HS-IV Tuner

• Station Name Registration

• IF Filter

• 18 FM and 6 AM Presets

• SSM (for FM)

• Seek (Up/Down)

• AFNS/PNC

• Stereo/Mono Switch (for FM)

• Auto Antenna

Amplifier Section

• Balance/Fader Control

• Volume Attenuator

• Loudness Control

• Max. Amp Gain Switcher

Display Section

• Switchable Dimmer

• S. Analyzer

• Power Switch Standby Illumination

• Variable Color Display

General Section

• Oval-Shaped Wireless Remote Control

• COMPU PLAY

• Power-Off Mode Eject

• Preferred Setting Mode

• Rotary Encoder Multi-Control

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