PRODUCTS new product introductions this quarter
Advent Toyota Camry Head Unit
AdventProducts.com
Description: The latest addition to Audiovox’s Advent brand multimedia systems, the Advent Toyota Camry OE head unit comes equipped with Parrot Bluetooth with an external microphone and features call management with call waiting, caller ID and push-to-talk function. The OTOCAM2 has a 7-inch touch screen display and is iPhone, iPod and Sirius XM-radio ready.
Key Selling Points: • Rear-view camera with “Instant-on” technology
• Built-in navigation with Navteq U.S./ Canada maps, turn-by-turn voice guidance in English, French and Spanish, as well as on-screen display in 19 languages and 11 million points of interest. • Hi-res 7-inch touch screen display • MediaLink interface module allows video from iPod or iPhone (optional cable required) via USB.
• Three-year warranty included with purchase
Status: Shipping
Alpine SPR-10TW and SPS-110TW
Dome Tweeter Sets
Alpine-USA.com
Key Selling Points:
Description: The new component tweeter sets are optimal to add highs to an OEM or aftermarket sound system. They can be installed in a custom location using the supplied shallow flush mount cup that accommodates a 15-degree swivel or used as a replacement for OEM tweeters using the provided height-adjustable mounting system. The SPR-10TW uses the tweeter from the Type-R speaker series and has 150W max RMS/450W peak power capacity, while the SPS-110TW has 100W max and peaks at RMS/300W.
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• SPS-110TW is just .75 inches deep, allowing for easy installation and versatile use
• SPR-10TW uses a new EQ ring for improved dispersion, providing wide, flat frequency response
• Both sets come with a removable Alpine logo badge, giving users the option to brand the tweeters or leave the badge off for an understated look
• MAP of SPR-10TW is $119.95, SPS- 110TW is $79.95.
Status: Shipping
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