alpine equipment

[vodomagoo]

alpine cda-9825
$55.00 shipped



for you guys that like period correct hardware for your early 90's car. This is the Alpine 7618 with the external combination time allignment-2/3 way crossover. Also included is a 7 band parametric EQ and 6 disc changer. The head unit and changer have some minor blemishes but are in working order. Alpine called this their DIGIMAX system and was very expensive. What you see here would have set you back about $3000 in 1990. $300 shipped

alpine 7618
competition quality one of the best heads alpines ever made

alpine digital time/frequency processor 3681
alpine 7 band parametric equalizer 3402

[vodomagoo]

changer pics

[vodomagoo]

bump, any offers?

[threlevenguy]

is the first one ipod capable?

[vodomagoo]

to be honest I dont know

[vodomagoo]

bump, motivated to sell pm me offers

[ZM Blue Devil]

bump for a good guy with good stuff.

[Artful Dodger]

you have pm.

[Jean]

is the first one ipod capable?

Pretty sure it's not.

http://www.crutchfield.com/S-o0o3Kiw6HWf/p_500CDA9825/Alpine-CDA-9825.html

[///e30freak]

Details:

detachable face
MaxTune tuner
12 FM/6 AM presets
plays CDs, CD-Rs, and CD-RWs
Bass Engine (bass center frequency, width, and level, plus treble center frequency and level and subwoofer level adjustments)
MediaXpander
XM and SIRIUS Satellite Radio-ready (you can add satellite radio for under $100, plus subscription)
CD changer controls for Alpine Ai-NET changers only
optional auxiliary input
MOSFET internal amp
4-volt front and rear preamp outputs
4-volt subwoofer preamp outputs
clock
18 watts RMS/50 peak x 4 channels (CEA-2006 Compliant)
CD frequency response 5-20,000 Hz
CD signal-to-noise ratio 105 dB
FM sensitivity 9.3 dBf
warranty: 1 year
Want more peace of mind? Extended Service Plans Available

idk what optional means.

[Cobra Jet]

Can you please post a pic of the back of the Alpine 9825 - if there is a set of RCA's that are labeled "AUX" or a single black wire that is labeled "AUX", then that would be the Auxillary input, of which you can hook up an Ipod, MP3 player, Satellite radio, etc.... It would be a universal Aux input of which a number of items could be plugged into it, then tune the head unit or select "AUX" on it and then play/use whatever you have plugged in as your external "auxillary" item.

:)

back TTT for ya

[StereoInstaller1]

Can you please post a pic of the back of the Alpine 9825 - if there is a set of RCA's that are labeled "AUX" or a single black wire that is labeled "AUX", then that would be the Auxillary input, of which you can hook up an Ipod, MP3 player, Satellite radio, etc.... It would be a universal Aux input of which a number of items could be plugged into it, then tune the head unit or select "AUX" on it and then play/use whatever you have plugged in as your external "auxillary" item.

:)

back TTT for ya

There will be no cable or plug marked "AUX" (which is why it says "OPTIONAL", duh!).

You can buy an adapter for nearly all Alpine "Ai-Net" decks (distinguished by an "A" in the model number" that plugs into the changer port. There are several different versions, ranging from "Ai-to-RCA" to Ai adapters that use USB (but since it is Alpine, it is expensive and works like shit) to connect to iPod, to actual iPod controllers...

The Ai to RCA adapter is about $10.

GL!

[vodomagoo]

the alpine cd deck is gone

[BrewCity11]

PM sent

[BrewCity11]

Replied. I want the rest!!!