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FS: Clarion in-dash touchscreen DVD player and Eclipse 4 channel amp
Feb 24, 2010, 11:09 PM
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FS: Clarion in-dash touchscreen DVD player and Eclipse 4 channel amp
Location: Albuquerque, New Mexico
Alright, up for sale again (last buyer had a fraudulent payment on PayPal) is the old setup I had in my EVO X before I sold it. I was going to hold on to it to put it in the new car, but I don't need a double din unit, so I'm looking to let it go. Feel free to PM me here for details or questions. Although my feedback here has no score, feel free to look at other FS posts I've started and merchandise I've sold with only positive feedback. Buyers rest assured.
The DVD screen is flawless, no scratches or blemishes. Also, the DVD player has a switch already wired in, so if you desire, you can watch video while on the move, and it has the iPod connector included.
Fair warning on the DVD player: every now and then you have to hit the close button a couple of times to get the motorized face to close. I have spoken with Clarion about this and it's a pretty common thing with these motorized faceplates. It could be that the ribbon cable from the housing to the screen is a bit loose as they suggested. I'm not sure. This doesn't affect the playback of cd's or DVD's. It could be a hassle for the buyer, so I'll disclose the fact. I haven't really noticed it because I don't open and close the unit, I had my iPod hooked up.
So here's the pics and specs on the DVD player:
Clarion MAX675VD- $325 obo
Experience multimedia like you’ve never seen it before with the Clarion MAX675VD (2-Din Multimedia Station).
Connectivity, expandability and performance are the calling cards of the MAX675VDII. This 2-DIN Multimedia station can do anything you want. Connect our HDD Navigation system to help you find the way, or our 5.1 channel surround decoder for a sonic experience that rivals the best movie experience you’ve ever had. The MAX675VDII of course features Clarion’s benchmark iPod® user interface – the best iPod control available – and the ability to watch iPod video too. The MAX675VDII - the benchmark for mobile entertainment.
DVD±R/DVD±RW/CD-R/CD-RW/VCD ready
MP3/WMA compatible with ID3-TAG display
OEM Steering Wheel Remote Ready
Bluetooth ® Interface Ready
8 Selectable Wall Papers
18 FM / 6 AM station presets
DSP tuner with variable bandwidth
iPod direct connection and control
2-Zone entertainment: Front and Rear separate source control
24-bit D/A converter
3-band parametric equalizer
50 W × 4 Built-in MOS-FET Amplifier
Fully motorized 7-inch QVGA color LCD monitor
Touch panel control with soil-resistant finishing
Adjustable display brightness
Phone mute
1 AUX AV input (2 ch audio + video)
Video output for rear entertainment
6 ch RCA output and 2 ch RCA output for 2-Zone
CCD camera direct input
CeNET Control of: Navigation, 5.1-channel decoder, TV tuner, 6-disc CD changer and Satellite receiver
1 optical output
RGB input for navigation
Alright, up for sale again (last buyer had a fraudulent payment on PayPal) is the old setup I had in my EVO X before I sold it. I was going to hold on to it to put it in the new car, but I don't need a double din unit, so I'm looking to let it go. Feel free to PM me here for details or questions. Although my feedback here has no score, feel free to look at other FS posts I've started and merchandise I've sold with only positive feedback. Buyers rest assured.
The DVD screen is flawless, no scratches or blemishes. Also, the DVD player has a switch already wired in, so if you desire, you can watch video while on the move, and it has the iPod connector included.
Fair warning on the DVD player: every now and then you have to hit the close button a couple of times to get the motorized face to close. I have spoken with Clarion about this and it's a pretty common thing with these motorized faceplates. It could be that the ribbon cable from the housing to the screen is a bit loose as they suggested. I'm not sure. This doesn't affect the playback of cd's or DVD's. It could be a hassle for the buyer, so I'll disclose the fact. I haven't really noticed it because I don't open and close the unit, I had my iPod hooked up.
So here's the pics and specs on the DVD player:
Clarion MAX675VD- $325 obo
Experience multimedia like you’ve never seen it before with the Clarion MAX675VD (2-Din Multimedia Station).
Connectivity, expandability and performance are the calling cards of the MAX675VDII. This 2-DIN Multimedia station can do anything you want. Connect our HDD Navigation system to help you find the way, or our 5.1 channel surround decoder for a sonic experience that rivals the best movie experience you’ve ever had. The MAX675VDII of course features Clarion’s benchmark iPod® user interface – the best iPod control available – and the ability to watch iPod video too. The MAX675VDII - the benchmark for mobile entertainment.
DVD±R/DVD±RW/CD-R/CD-RW/VCD ready
MP3/WMA compatible with ID3-TAG display
OEM Steering Wheel Remote Ready
Bluetooth ® Interface Ready
8 Selectable Wall Papers
18 FM / 6 AM station presets
DSP tuner with variable bandwidth
iPod direct connection and control
2-Zone entertainment: Front and Rear separate source control
24-bit D/A converter
3-band parametric equalizer
50 W × 4 Built-in MOS-FET Amplifier
Fully motorized 7-inch QVGA color LCD monitor
Touch panel control with soil-resistant finishing
Adjustable display brightness
Phone mute
1 AUX AV input (2 ch audio + video)
Video output for rear entertainment
6 ch RCA output and 2 ch RCA output for 2-Zone
CCD camera direct input
CeNET Control of: Navigation, 5.1-channel decoder, TV tuner, 6-disc CD changer and Satellite receiver
1 optical output
RGB input for navigation
Last edited by otbEVO; May 26, 2010 at 10:58 PM. Reason: Amp sold!!
