Pioneer AVIC-X1R Car Video Player

shinetothenines (695)
100% di feedback positivi
Prezzo:
GBP 158,00
CircaEUR 182,58
+ 31,94 di spese di spedizione
Consegna prevista ven 12 set - ven 19 set
Restituzioni:
Le restituzioni non sono accettate, ma l'oggetto è coperto dalla Garanzia cliente eBay.
Condizione:
Usato
Traffic data received via radio signal RDS-TMC. Background picture customisation via CD-ROM. D4Q Digital AM/FM tuner. Display unit. 4 x display unit securing screws. PAL/NTSC Colour System. Exclusive Graphic Accelerator for smooth line drawing.

Informazioni su questo prodotto

Product Information

The Pioneer AVIC-X1R Car Video Player features a navigation tool and a map data of 31 European cities to guide you to various destinations. It has a 6.5-inch display that is intuitive and has the traffic information receiver (TMC) to provide alternate routes to reach your destination in case of road congestion. This player has a built-in DVD-Video/MP3 CD player, a MOSFET50 amplifier, D4Q and an AM/FM tuner. It comes with a detachable faceplate and a protection case for the faceplate to prevent damage.

Product Identifiers

BrandPioneer
MPNAVICX1R
UPC1806040067
ModelAVIC-X1R
eBay Product ID (ePID)59025806

Product Key Features

Compatible FormatMP3
Channels4 Channel
FeaturesTouchscreen, TV Tuner, Built-In Equalizer, Animated Display

Additional Product Features

Playable Audio FormatsAudio CD
Player TypeCD Player
Fm Presets24
Controller TypeTV Tuner, DVD Changer, Dab Ready, CD Changer, iPod
Tuner TypeRds, Fm / am
Receiver Width17.81cm
Number of Channels4-Channel
Playable Disk TypesCD (Audio), CD-R, CD-Rw, DVD Video
Playable Video FormatsDVD
Receiver Height5cm
Anti-Theft ProtectionDetachable Face Panel
Built-In Radio TunerFm, Am
Receiver Weight5.99kg
Included ComponentsChanger, In-Dash Monitor, In-Dash Player, Amplifier
Changer Control Media TypeCD, Mp3, DVD
Screen Size6.5in
Built-In Amplifier Power4-Channelx50W
Receiver Depth15.7cm
Screen/Monitor TypeChanger, In-Dash Monitor, In-Dash Player, Amplifier
Nessun punteggio o recensione