Pioneer AVIC-D1

With this unit about a month away, I am curious if anyone is waiting for it to arrive. I am going to take my AVIC-N2 out and fiberglass one into my dash.

Im debating on a few things right now, including the D1. I recently purchased a 91 Integra, for CHEAP from a buddy of mine with a used car lot. I am planning to use the vehicle as a personl demo car / daily driver to show customers more of my work. Anyhow, I am planning on doing a 5.1 setup in the car. I don't want a flip out screen. So I am interested in either getting the D1, or just molding a screen into the dash. We'll see.

From what I understand, the D1 doesn't play movie DVD's, now my rep could be feeding me the biggest load ever. But that's what I know so far.Shaughn Murley

Install Manager, Dealer Services

Visions Electronics

Red Deer, Alberta

That is correct. The D1 supports DVD Rom, not DVD video, therefore doing away with video playback. It does have a video input for use with an external DVD source. This is one of the reasons this unit will retail for $1599.00 instead of the $1999.00 of the AVIC-N2. One of the nice selling points to this unit is the dual slots, one for navi and the other for CD. That will do away for the need to take out the navi disc just to listen to a CD.

if i got the pioneer dvd changer, would i be able to watch dvds will driving?  i guess no one will really know until we acutally install one.Eye am so re todd did.

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if you get the DVD changer, video will shut off when you start driving just the same as the N2Shaughn Murley

Install Manager, Dealer Services

Visions Electronics

Red Deer, Alberta