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Item: Pioneer DVD Headunit DVH-335UB

Price: $200 (RRP is $369 and cheapest on ebay is $280?)

Condition: New in-box and unused, sold as is.

Reason for sale: Unwanted gift which has been sitting in my room for months but I bought another headunit.

More info: http://www.pioneer.com.au/au/products/25/109/281/DVH-335UB/index.html

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Details/Specs:

Main Features:

Maximum Power Output MOSFET 50W x 4

Tuner AM/FM Tuner (18 pre-set stations)

Plays • DVD-Video

• DVD-R, DVD-RW (VR Mode)

• Video CD

• CD, CD-R, CD-RW

• MP3, WMA, AAC, DivX (from USB/DVD)

• Your USB storage device

Screen White LCD, 10 characters

Installation Type Single DIN installation (1-DIN)

Front Panel Removable front panel

Button Illumination Red

DVD Region Code 4

Remote Control Included

Price $369

Connections:

Aux In (+) Yes (front)

Direct sub drive (+) Yes

ISO connector Yes

Optical Digital Out Yes

RCA preouts 1 (Rear)

RCA video 1 Out (Rear)

USB Input Yes (Front)

Audio Features:

Equaliser Bass/Mid/Treble

Loudness Yes

Source Level Adjuster (+) Yes

PM if interested. Thanks.

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