New Dvd Headrests Entertainment System For Chevrolet Equinox on 2040-parts.com
San Diego, California, US
This is a Brand New, Never Installed, Genuine Chevrolet Licensed Accessory Dual DVD Headrest system that is factory color matched. The box was opened for photography purposes so you can see everything that you will be receiving with this complete kit. This system is the newest design enhanced SL702 slim line series which features enhancements such as 7" adjustable LED backlit widescreen TFT-LCD monitors, and concealed media ports (RCA inputs and USB ports). Make time fly for your rear-seat passengers with a DVD Rear Seat Entertainment System. It's the travel season once again. Don't you want to get to your destinations happy instead of ready to wring your kid's necks because "he's looking at me again" or "she's hitting me"? No more "Found a peanut" or "I spy". Now they can quietly enjoy the latest movie hits or play the latest video games. The dual LCD monitors and DVD players are mounted inside of the rear of the front seat headrests. Wireless headphones and remote controls allow rear passengers to enjoy the audio program without disturbing the driver or other passengers. Passengers can watch 2 different movies, or 1 movie, or play video games with the RCA jacks. Audio can be through wireless headphones for privacy or through FM frequency radio for all to hear. This set includes the complete system...installation instructions, 2 headrests complete with independent players/monitors, control box, all wiring, 1 wireless remote control, 2 wireless headphones, batteries, etc. Other sites that are selling similar systems are selling this for over $1,500-$1,800 + shipping. Shipping to your location available. Please contact me for special shipping quotes, or to request addition pictures or information. NEW DVD Invision / Chevrolet OEM Licensed Dual SL7 7" DVD Headrests Black New
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