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Item:Alpine MDA 5048

Location: SE Suburbs melbourne

Item Condition: Good no scratches or marks

Reason for Selling: Need money to fix front bar

Price and Payment Conditions: $200 + postage

Extra Info: Comes with all wires just needs to be hooker up

Contact Details: pm or email [email protected]

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Item:Alpine CDA 7846E

Location: SE suburbs melbourne

Item Condition: good no marks or scratches

Reason for Selling:need to fix my front bar

Price and Payment Conditions: $200 + postage

Extra Info: comes with all wires just needs installation

Contact Details: pm or email [email protected]

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Item:Kenwood doube din CD/MD/MP3

Location:SE suburbs melbourne

Item Condition: Good no scratches or marks plays well

Reason for Selling: Need my front bar fixed

Price and Payment Conditions: $300 + postage

Extra Info:

Contact Details:pm or email [email protected]

dont have any pics BUT i do have a movie of it playing

http://media.putfile.com/Headunit-

its in quicktime format and might take some time to load so be patient

Item:2x10" 800Watt sony xplode subs in a 50L carpeted ported box

Location:SE suburbs melbourne

Item Condition: good, subs work well

Reason for Selling: Need my front bar fixed

Price and Payment $150+ postage

Extra Info:comes with all wiring

Contact Details:pm or email [email protected]

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Very interested in the head decks...

Just a few questions... Do they both have this flip mechnision where the flip back to revial nothing?

And is one an equaliser and one a headdeck?

More pics of these units to sindows (at) sindows.net

cheers

both have flip mechanism

one is an equaliser/md player the other is cd/mp3/radio

when they flip they just reveal the "mouth" where you either put in the cd or md and the alpine logo.

pics wil be sent shortly.

Price drop on the alpine units $350 together need them gone tomorrow by 2:30pm

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