Hey mate, i bought a Pioneer AVH-P4050DVD the other day, i got the price down from $1400 to $880
although the screen is smaller(6.1"), is not tilt adjustable and it only has 2 RCA Pre outs (as opposed to 3 like many other units) it comes with the cable to plug an ipod into it. And it is one of the few units that you can play your ipod videos through, it also allows you to control all ipod functions through the deck. I haven't installed my deck yet but im sure video quality will be alright for an $880 deck
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PIONEER CAR AUDIO RANGE 2008 - Visual Audio
I got the Pioneer AVH-P4000DVD from Ebay about a month ago,it only cost me $420 all up including delivery from the USA (It was here in less than a week).
It's basically the same as the Aussie version 4050,but you don't get a remote which didn't bother me considering it's touchscreen.Then there's the Region 1 DVD thing,but that doesn't worry me at all either.
The 4000 retails in the USA for $500 US,the 4050 as mentioned above retails for $1399.Are we getting ripped or what!!
I've got a Pioneer rear camera,Ipod cable (Ipod functionality is excellent) and USB cable hooked up to it.
I also got a fitting kit and fascia to suit my VY for $29,it looks and fits really good.
If you'd like some photos of it,let me know.Maybe you could check the screen resolution when playing a movie? Not sure if it would show up real good on the photos,but I could try.
The video quality is really good and the touchscreen is awesome.
The only downsides of buying one from overseas is warranty,and the region 1 locked DVD player,but this is very easy to fix.Who keeps their original DVDs in their car anyway?
I love the way you can change the colours of the unit,both the illumination and the screen background.Not only can you match it to your dash,but if you get bored with it you can make it just about any colour you want.
The only thing I don't like with this unit,which afaik is the same with all Pioneer headunits,is that the electric aerial goes up even when watching a DVD or listening to a CD.I know it's only a matter of adding a switch to manually control the aerial,but in this day and age surely Pioneer could design this function correctly.I realise that the same aerial wire can be used to power up other remote units,but why not not have a manual switch or menu setting where you can set this to "Aerial up with radio only"?