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I have 2 brand new in the box Alpine Head units available for sale.

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top shelf- Alpines 9887 is the current top of the line head unit with the latest technology imprint built in. If you know Car audio you will know the ability if this unit. Has a RRP of $699 if you have $500 you can have it. Brand new.

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Alpines CDE-104BTi current 2009 model also new in the box has all functions including inbuilt Bluetooth for hands free mobile, ipod control with all the functions and much more. RRP$499

want $380 for this one.

http://www.alpine.com.au/products/index.asp?section=1

Pick up available from Wollongong or am happy to post item for $15 flat fee registered post

PM or

Ph/SMS 0450 606469

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Both head units sold. PDX1.1000 sold also.

I have a Alpine V12 MRD-M1005 monoblock - 1000WRMS x 1. chasing $470 for it and in excellent condition.

Still have the Type R subs x 2. $200 each. perfectly matched to the amp above. and will throw in carpeted box if you buy the 2 subs.

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damn it i missed out!

are u an alpine dealer or something, thinking of getting a head unit?

would u be able to help or something?

shoot me a pm if u can mr squigle

cheers

bly

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