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hey guys, this unit(model eclipse AVN076HD) came in my stagea, i wasnt going to sell it purely because it is from japan, and is only for japan. the sat nav has maps for japan only, the writing is in japanese, the speech is all in japanese, although i found a similar US model which i got the manual for so i could figure out what is what. it plays dvds fine, you can record cd's to the 20gb HDD, plays mp3,WMA . I also have the 5.1 digital surround sound decoder which is a seperate unit. Its a single din fold out 7" touch screen. not sure about preouts and things, i know they are there, but havent had a good look as its still in my car atm. Only reason im getting rid of it is because im putting in my alpine gear.

have no idea what this would be worth to someone, definatly somthing you wouldnt see everyday, not sure on original price, but im sure it would be easily worth around $1k + the decoder.

im looking for offers around $300 for the unit + decoder.

and wont be pulling the unit out until this weekend.

cheers.

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