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03-05-2008, 02:26 PM
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!!!!fs: eclipe touch sreen gps video radio!!!!!!!
ok im selling my eclipe avn radio , it has dvd , video mode ( for cameras ) , navigation system , 50 watts amp build inside ( i think its 50 or 25 ) 2 cd inputs , fm and am .... its touch sreen ....the screen is 7'' and there is NO SCRATCHES ... it fits perfect in the s13 radio space .... it clears by like 1 ml ? its just perfect for s13 ....lol works great need to sell it to pay for my engine bay paint job.....oh i have all the wire harness also...... im asking $650 shipped.....
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03-06-2008, 10:51 PM
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03-05-2008, 07:47 PM
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03-06-2008, 06:58 PM
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GENERAL
Power Supply: 13.2V DC (11-16V) Current Drain: 3.5A (0.5W) Power Output: 50 watts x 4 (MAX) Lineout Output Level: 0.8V (0dB) Dimensions (W x H x D): 7-1/2 inches x 4-1/2 inches x 6-1/2 (180 mm x 100 mm x 165 mm) MASS (Weight): 3.7 kg Display Display: 6.5-inch wide (16:9), low-glare panel Resolution: 280,800 dots (400 x 234 x 3) Display Method: Through-type color filter Panel Type: Color TFT active matrix Brightness: 150 (cd/m3) Drive System: Horizontal-shaped cathode tube System: NTSC Screen Aspect Ratio: 4 types FM TUNER Frequency Response: 30-15,000Hz, +/- 3dB Stereo Separation: 38 dB (1 kHz) CD SECTION Frequency Response: 20-20,000Hz, +/- 1dB Total Harmonic Distortion: 0.03 dB (0 dB, 1 kHz) EQUALIZER SECTION Graphic Equalizer: 63 Hz ~ 12,000 kHz (1/2 oct step) +/- 10 dB The AVN2454 is not without its quirks. There is a video output from the unit to connect outboard monitors. This is a great feature. However, it only works when you’re playing a DVD or using the AV input. It does not display any picture in the DVD navigation mode. I realize that it’s not necessary for the other monitors to show the navigation, but it would take care of the kid’s question, “Are we there yet?” Most external monitors have wireless headphone capability that requires a fixed output from the source. The AVN2454 does not have a fixed level output. The result is that you cannot listen to a DVD with the headphones without having the volume on the system at a high level. Sound Q & Performance I was a little surprised that Eclipse would offer a source unit with such low output voltage. However, the AVN2454’s sound quality was more than acceptable. The equalizer was easy to use and offered enough bands to fix any small problems you might experience in your system setup. The picture quality was superb — DVD’s looked great. The real reason you buy this unit is for its navigation features. For this purpose, the AVN2454 is fantastic. I was able to plot a trip from Cincinnati, Ohio, to Sacramento, California, in less than three seconds. Even better, The AVN2454 offered three different routes based on travel time and ease of route. I tried several times to trick the navigation by veering off route. Each time, the AVN2454 rerouted me quickly. The only complaint I had about the navigation was that the voice prompt was a little too soft on the volume. It might have worked better if it muted the entire stereo instead of only one channel. Summary Overall, the AVN2454 is a real winner. It does a great job of combining a ton of features into a double-DIN chassis. Its ease of use and superb navigation makes the AVN2454 a great “all-in-one” choice. The AVN2454 is the perfect solution for someone who gets lost or lives with someone who does. Either way, the AVN2454 will not only get you there, it will get you there in style. |
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03-10-2008, 05:00 PM
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here it is on a s14 i saw
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