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Pioneer AVIC D2 - Navigation system with DVD-ROM, CD player, radio and LCD Currently unavailable. We don't know when or if this item will be back in stock. Product Specifications Display Type: LCD monitor Faceplate Type: Detachable Warranty: 1 year warranty Height (inches): 4 inches Width (inches): 7 inches Depth (inches): 6.5 inches Weight: 6.4 Pounds Technical Details * Pioneer Mobile AVIC-D2 2Din DVD Navigation System w/Dual Drives & 6.5inch Motor Panel Product Details * Item Weight: 12 pounds * Shipping Weight: 13 pounds * A SIN: B000ET64Q6 * Item model number: D2 Product Description Features: Plays DVD and CD. Touch-panel display. 6.5" motorized monitor. Hides 2 separate disc slots behind face panel. Motorized slide-out face panel. 21-channel TRFC key. Double-DIN. Customer Reviews Pioneer AVIC D2 - Navigation system with DVD-ROM, CD player, radio and LCD (Electronics) I have an AVIC-D2 as a replacement to an AVIC-D1 that went bad. I did notice some improvement in the D2 over the D1, for example, during navigation, it'll display at the top of the screen which lanes you can be in. (sometimes only right lane exits, sometimes two lanes exit). Also, the D2 is much faster with repetitive presses on the touch screen. The installation for me wasn't as simple as the other reviewer mentioned, because I installed the Vehicle Speed Sensor wire which meant that I had to run a wire behind my speed gauge. The reverse signal wire was really easy because I was installing subwoofers and my trunk was already exposed. Thing to remember during installation: If you vehicle has a factory amplifier (such as my Acura CL typeS's bose amp) and you decide to use the pre-amp RCA output of your D2 and going into the factory harness, you will hear a lot of alternator noise. Ground Loop Insulators will attone the noise, but as I found out are not the most reliable components as they eventually broke down and my speakers started cutting out. Using the amplified signal with the factory amp will cause a really annoying humming noise even if the unit is off. (the amp is always on in the D2 even if you switch the source to off) The solution for me was to either buy a 4 channel amp and new speakers all around, or a cheaper alternative which I opted for was to bypass the factory amp and use the D2's amplification. Source: http://www.amazon.com/Pioneer-AVIC-D2-navigation-double-sized-openings/dp/B000ET64Q6