Pioneer 5.8" Advanced Multimedia On-Dash Navigation System ~ was $600 now $188

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MSRP:
$599.99

You Save:
$411.99
You Pay
$188.00

Pioneer AVIC-F500BT 5.8" Advanced Multimedia On-Dash Navigation System(PIOAVICF500BT) and other affordable Portable Navigation at 6ave.com.

Pioneer AVIC-F500BT has a 5.8 inch 800x480, iPod control, Bluetooth for hands-free calling, traffic antenna (optional), and voice guided navigation. You'll still get SD Card slot and add-on to rear view camera. Don't forget a feature called the Voicebox, which allows drivers to request songs and contacts using conversational commands and intent-based commands.

Voicebox / Text-to-Speech
Voicebox allows drivers to request songs and contacts using conversational commands and intent-based commands. Text-to-Speech capability audibly announces city names on your journey.

Multiple A/V inputs / 50W MOSFET amplifier

The AVIC-F500BT acts a complete entertainment hub with multiple A/V inputs and is able to play audio and video files. You can connect your iPOd, USB stick or a wide range of multimedia players; even video files recorded to an SD card. All audio-including the sound of the original car radio- is amplified by an external 4 x 50W MOSFET amplifier ND-G500 (Not inlcuded.). Better sound without having to change your existing system.


Bluetooth Compatibility

With Bluetooth compatibility, you can contact someone thru your navigation system, rather than picking up the phone. Conversations are relayed in crystal clarity by your car speakers. .

NavGate / TMC Receiver

NavGate feeds allow you to fully customize and enhance your navigation system to own driving requirements. The TMC receiver keeps you updated on current traffic events and suggest alternative routes.

3D-Landmarks/Simplfied Menu's

Simplified menus and intuitive icons shorten the learning curve, allowing you to quickly and efficiently start using the system. Quickly enter destinations, music libraries, or adjust settings. Our advanced Ipod Intergration allows exclusive features like iPod album art overlayed on the navigation display.