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Jvc Kdr705 Usb Ipod/iphone/cd Headunit & Xtc Usb/cd/mp3 Headunit

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Item:

JVC KDR705 USB iPod/iPhone/CD Headunit

XTC XT128 USB/CD/MP3 Headunit (made by Phillips)

Location: Sydney

Website: Here and elsewhere

Item Condition: Excellent

Reason for Selling: No longer used

Price and Payment Conditions:

JVC KDR705 USB iPod/iPhone/CD Headunit - $120 (rrp: $320, originally purchased from JB Hi-fi), can post anywhere within Australia at an additional cost to the buyer

XTC USB/CD/MP3 Headunit (made by Phillips) - $100 (rrp: $190, originally purchased from Doran Pro Audio), can post anywhere within Australia at an additional cost to the buyer

Will sell both items both together for $190 firm (includes postage to anywhere within Australia at no additional cost to the buyer).

Extra Info:

For full specs of the JVC KDR705 USB iPod/iPhone/CD Headunit, please refer to the link below

http://www.jbhifionline.com.au/car-sound/car-cd-tuner/jvc-kdr705-usb-ipod-iphone-cd-receiver-with-front-aux-and-flip-down-face/450784

Contact Details: Rarely on the forums, call or txt me on 0401233113

Pictures:

JVC KDR705 USB iPod/iPhone/CD Headunit

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XTC USB/CD/MP3 Headunit (made by Phillips)

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