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09 July 2002, 10:25 PM
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Hi,
This was fitted in my car when I got it and is now seeking a new home due to some small upgrades...
Pioneer KEH-P6900R Cassette/tuner with ARC5 and Mofset (whatever they are).
Pioneer CDX-P670 6 disc autochanger.
The above are, I guess, a few months old and are not boxed but do come with all the manuals and so on, as well as the cable to connect the two. And a bit of support fitting it if necessary/appropriate.
Retail for around £450 as far as I can tell. Yours for £300 ono.
Also Kenwood GKD-66 CD player. No manuals or cables. I don't know if it works, even - I think it's the original Japanese installation. Single DIN size with a funny connector on the back. I'm not doing a very good selling job here, am I? Yours if you want it.
Pics to follow,
SB
EDited to correct the last description...
[Edited by Sbradley - 9/7/2002 10:32:24 PM]
This was fitted in my car when I got it and is now seeking a new home due to some small upgrades...
Pioneer KEH-P6900R Cassette/tuner with ARC5 and Mofset (whatever they are).
Pioneer CDX-P670 6 disc autochanger.
The above are, I guess, a few months old and are not boxed but do come with all the manuals and so on, as well as the cable to connect the two. And a bit of support fitting it if necessary/appropriate.
Retail for around £450 as far as I can tell. Yours for £300 ono.
Also Kenwood GKD-66 CD player. No manuals or cables. I don't know if it works, even - I think it's the original Japanese installation. Single DIN size with a funny connector on the back. I'm not doing a very good selling job here, am I? Yours if you want it.
Pics to follow,
SB
EDited to correct the last description...
[Edited by Sbradley - 9/7/2002 10:32:24 PM]
08 September 2002, 08:54 PM
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As the 100th viewer (and yet no replies) I thought I'd point out that the CD changer retails at £89 and there is a new model the 6400(with ARC5 and Mosfet), that replaces your model and retails at £189. Thats £288 all in from MCS-Direct.
I hope you don't take this the wrong way but it'll probably explain the reason why no takers at £300.
J
I hope you don't take this the wrong way but it'll probably explain the reason why no takers at £300.
J
21 November 2002, 04:21 PM
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No offence taken - never sold anything like this so I just don't know how much it goes for.
Not what I was asking, clearly
So if I said £200 would you be interested, then?
SB
Not what I was asking, clearly
So if I said £200 would you be interested, then?
SB
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Put this up for sale on Ebay for 10 days, I'll be surprised if you can't raise more than £200 for the pair. Make sure you place a reasonable reserve on the auction, and a buy price of the £250 you mentioned here, if it doesn't then sell on Ebay, put it back up for sale in here. Nothing ventured nothing gained............
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I sold the exact same stereo and changer for £120 about 6 months ago - why so cheap?? I didnt have the bloody cable or mounting brackets for the CD Changer!
Cable ended up being £40!!!
But for anyone that is considering it this is a really nice stereo!, and for £200 you cant go wrong.
BTTT
Cable ended up being £40!!!
But for anyone that is considering it this is a really nice stereo!, and for £200 you cant go wrong.
BTTT
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