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We now sell and install the complete line of Vizualogic products. That section of our website will be together soon. For now, products can be seen on the manufacturer's website. Let us know if you need anything and we'll take care of you!

 

They have recently released their All In One Headrest Monitors for the new body style trucks and SUVs -

 

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Vizualogic A-1290 All-in-One Headrest Monitor

 

The A-1290 provides convenient, top-quality mobile entertainment. Among its many features and benefits are:

 

Built-In DVD Player - A top-loading DVD player makes inserting and changing DVDs easier for children and other backseat passengers.

 

9-Inch TFT-LCD Monitor - Wide aspect monitor (16:9 ratio), the brightest and clearest on the market.

 

iPod Connectivity - With front-mounted auxiliary jack.

 

On-screen DVD Controls - For easier viewing.

 

Wireless 2-Channel Headphones Included.

 

Wireless Remote Control - for on-screen display functions and DVD control.

 

Wireless Audio - Built-in Wireless FM modulator allows audio playback through the vehicle's stereo speakers.

 

Headphone Jack - For wired headphones (not included).

 

Auto-Detect Auxiliary Video Inputs

 

PerfectMatch® - For color, shape, stitching and grain patterns of OE headrests.

 

Multi-Source - Standard Multi-source, easy to understand, switchable video source selection. Consumers can select different video options via the remote control (OSD viewable), such as the driver-side DVD headrest, the passenger-side DVD headrest or an auxiliary port for games.

 

Environmentally Sound - Vizualogic products have the widest operating temperature range (-10° to 70°C) in the industry, to ensure that your mobile video system will operate in even the harshest conditions.

 

Vizualogic is the only manufacturer to offer combination DVD/Headrest Monitors that give users the option of viewing DVDs and games simultaneously on both headrest monitors, or independently on individual monitors.

 

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TBYRNE MOTORSPORTS LLC

ORDER LINE - 1-877-4-TBYRNE

E-MAIL - [email protected]

 

CHECK OUR WEBSITE FOR WEEKLY SPECIALS and PRICE MATCH PLUS POLICY!

 

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