Clarion Marine Boat Stereo Remote Control Panel M301rc on 2040-parts.com
Petaluma, California, United States
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This black face remote control features an LCD display screen with (6) gray push button switches for Volume control, Band Disc, Mute, Select control and (1) red push button switch from Source Power. The Clarion M301RC / M301RCC remote audio control is waterproof and offers full Radio, CD, Changer and Sirius Satellite function for Clarion XMD3 stereos. Measures approximately 4-1/4" wide by 2-1/2" tall by 3/4" deep and uses a 2" diameter cutout for mounting with at least 2-1/2" behind for wiring. Has 6 pin male connector. Specifications:
selling this remote because I no longer need it, fully functional. what you see is what you get, actual item pictured. also selling XMD3 deck which works with this remote. check my other items for sale |
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