WTT Alpine Navigation and Stereo for wheels
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WTT Alpine Navigation and Stereo for wheels
OK first let me list all the components:
IVA-D310 – Head unit with fold out touch screen retails - $1400
NVE-N872A – Navigation unit (works with touch screen) retails - $1700
KCA-420i – iPod interface for touch screen retails - $149
XMALP1- XM Radio tuner retails - $199
HCE-100XM XM Traffic retails - $300
RUE-4140 Remote retails - $60
RUE-4190 Remote retails - $60
Black Box - connecting enables DVD player to operate with the car being in park retail - $50
Lots of wires and connectors from the installation retail $100
Manuals included
Now a little system explanation. This was the stereo from my Jaguar XK8 that I recently traded in. As my new car came stock with most of these features there was no need for me to keep it and my dealer didn’t value the setup the same way I did so I had it removed.
The way this thing works is flawless. It gives you touch screen control of your iPod, letting you browse playlists, select artists, albums and more. Everything you can do on your iPod you can do on this touch screen except rate music. The navigation is the best I have ever owned the voice input actually works well, it has 9 million points of interest and it has the Zagat guide built in. It also works with the XM Navtraffic to let you see traffic jams, construction, slow areas etc on your navigation screen in real time and then it routes you around those based on your preferences automatically. And I only have to explain XM Radio to you if you’ve been living in a cave the last ten years.
The system is also easily expandable to Bluetooth in fact I had the KCE-300BT Bluetooth module in my car and can tell you it works flawlessly, I just simply sold that to a buddy rather than with this set. If you count above the full retail is about $4100, without tax. Make me an offer, interested in 19 or 20 inch wheels that would match a millienum silver SC430 and would require no fender rolling.
IVA-D310 – Head unit with fold out touch screen retails - $1400
NVE-N872A – Navigation unit (works with touch screen) retails - $1700
KCA-420i – iPod interface for touch screen retails - $149
XMALP1- XM Radio tuner retails - $199
HCE-100XM XM Traffic retails - $300
RUE-4140 Remote retails - $60
RUE-4190 Remote retails - $60
Black Box - connecting enables DVD player to operate with the car being in park retail - $50
Lots of wires and connectors from the installation retail $100
Manuals included
Now a little system explanation. This was the stereo from my Jaguar XK8 that I recently traded in. As my new car came stock with most of these features there was no need for me to keep it and my dealer didn’t value the setup the same way I did so I had it removed.
The way this thing works is flawless. It gives you touch screen control of your iPod, letting you browse playlists, select artists, albums and more. Everything you can do on your iPod you can do on this touch screen except rate music. The navigation is the best I have ever owned the voice input actually works well, it has 9 million points of interest and it has the Zagat guide built in. It also works with the XM Navtraffic to let you see traffic jams, construction, slow areas etc on your navigation screen in real time and then it routes you around those based on your preferences automatically. And I only have to explain XM Radio to you if you’ve been living in a cave the last ten years.
The system is also easily expandable to Bluetooth in fact I had the KCE-300BT Bluetooth module in my car and can tell you it works flawlessly, I just simply sold that to a buddy rather than with this set. If you count above the full retail is about $4100, without tax. Make me an offer, interested in 19 or 20 inch wheels that would match a millienum silver SC430 and would require no fender rolling.
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