Finally installed my Alpine 9885 !
Registered User
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 80
Likes: 0
From: Orlando
Originally Posted by myculito' date='Mar 7 2007, 07:48 AM
I bought the Ipod Full speed cable, which I ran over on the passenger side. If you look at the bulge over on the passenger side pocket, I have the Ipod cable slack in there.
I also installed the Alpine KCA-121B Auxiliary connection, which gives you a set of RCA inputs. They two are on the passenger side, and are easily accessible so I can connect an XM receiver, game console, etc.
I also installed the Alpine KCA-121B Auxiliary connection, which gives you a set of RCA inputs. They two are on the passenger side, and are easily accessible so I can connect an XM receiver, game console, etc.
I am looking at getting this exact setup so I just want to be sure that I order the correct items, I want to be sure that my Ipod nano will work seamlessly and still retain the left-hand dash controls. So, I need to buy the Aline HU and Modifry's wired DCI(I think this is the best/quickest one, correct?), and the Ipod high speed cable(but from who, Alpine?).
Also, one more question, with Modifry's wired DCI, will the dash controls be exactly the same, or are some additional functions added, left out, or changed slightly??
Thanks!
Thread Starter
Registered User
Joined: Jul 2004
Posts: 182
Likes: 0
From: So. Fla.
The Ipod High-speed cable I bought separately, and it's made by Alpine. Best Buy carries it if you don't want to order it online. This is the cable: http://www.alpine-usa.com/US-en/products/p...=KCE-422i&tab=D
The Wired Modifry retains most of the features that the stock controls had. It comes with a few nifty features too.
Your checklist, if you want this setup:
1.) Alpine CDA-9885
2.) Honda Stereo Harness (You can buy the modifry one, which will make the install slightly easier)
3.) Modifry Wired Alpine DCI
4.) Alpine KCE-422i IPod Full Speed Cable
5.) Alpine KCA-121B (this gives you RCA inputs so you can connect a device to it, such as a portable XM player, portable DVD player, etc.)
The Wired Modifry retains most of the features that the stock controls had. It comes with a few nifty features too.
Your checklist, if you want this setup:
1.) Alpine CDA-9885
2.) Honda Stereo Harness (You can buy the modifry one, which will make the install slightly easier)
3.) Modifry Wired Alpine DCI
4.) Alpine KCE-422i IPod Full Speed Cable
5.) Alpine KCA-121B (this gives you RCA inputs so you can connect a device to it, such as a portable XM player, portable DVD player, etc.)
Registered User
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 80
Likes: 0
From: Orlando
Originally Posted by myculito,Mar 26 2007, 07:32 AM
The Ipod High-speed cable I bought separately, and it's made by Alpine. Best Buy carries it if you don't want to order it online. This is the cable: http://www.alpine-usa.com/US-en/products/p...=KCE-422i&tab=D
The Wired Modifry retains most of the features that the stock controls had. It comes with a few nifty features too.
Your checklist, if you want this setup:
1.) Alpine CDA-9885
2.) Honda Stereo Harness (You can buy the modifry one, which will make the install slightly easier)
3.) Modifry Wired Alpine DCI
4.) Alpine KCE-422i IPod Full Speed Cable
5.) Alpine KCA-121B (this gives you RCA inputs so you can connect a device to it, such as a portable XM player, portable DVD player, etc.)
The Wired Modifry retains most of the features that the stock controls had. It comes with a few nifty features too.
Your checklist, if you want this setup:
1.) Alpine CDA-9885
2.) Honda Stereo Harness (You can buy the modifry one, which will make the install slightly easier)
3.) Modifry Wired Alpine DCI
4.) Alpine KCE-422i IPod Full Speed Cable
5.) Alpine KCA-121B (this gives you RCA inputs so you can connect a device to it, such as a portable XM player, portable DVD player, etc.)
Cant wait to install.
Registered User
Joined: Nov 2002
Posts: 808
Likes: 0
From: Jacksonville, FL
Originally Posted by myculito,Mar 7 2007, 12:51 AM
After living with a non-functional OEM radio for the past few weeks, I finally got around to installing my Alpine CDA-9885 head unit.
Quick and slightly OT question for you...In the one picture you have an mp3 titled "Fool" playing. What band/artist was that?
Craig
Thread Starter
Registered User
Joined: Jul 2004
Posts: 182
Likes: 0
From: So. Fla.
Originally Posted by JAXrsx,Mar 31 2007, 03:24 PM
Quick and slightly OT question for you...In the one picture you have an mp3 titled "Fool" playing. What band/artist was that?
Craig
Craig
It was off their album Fallen.
Registered User
Joined: Mar 2006
Posts: 259
Likes: 0
From: Illinois
Originally Posted by myculito,Mar 26 2007, 07:32 AM
The Ipod High-speed cable I bought separately, and it's made by Alpine. Best Buy carries it if you don't want to order it online. This is the cable: http://www.alpine-usa.com/US-en/products/p...=KCE-422i&tab=D
The Wired Modifry retains most of the features that the stock controls had. It comes with a few nifty features too.
Your checklist, if you want this setup:
1.) Alpine CDA-9885
2.) Honda Stereo Harness (You can buy the modifry one, which will make the install slightly easier)
3.) Modifry Wired Alpine DCI
4.) Alpine KCE-422i IPod Full Speed Cable
5.) Alpine KCA-121B (this gives you RCA inputs so you can connect a device to it, such as a portable XM player, portable DVD player, etc.)
The Wired Modifry retains most of the features that the stock controls had. It comes with a few nifty features too.
Your checklist, if you want this setup:
1.) Alpine CDA-9885
2.) Honda Stereo Harness (You can buy the modifry one, which will make the install slightly easier)
3.) Modifry Wired Alpine DCI
4.) Alpine KCE-422i IPod Full Speed Cable
5.) Alpine KCA-121B (this gives you RCA inputs so you can connect a device to it, such as a portable XM player, portable DVD player, etc.)
What did that setup set you back?
Thread Starter
Registered User
Joined: Jul 2004
Posts: 182
Likes: 0
From: So. Fla.
Originally Posted by 43!,Apr 5 2007, 09:36 PM
myculito,
What did that setup set you back?
What did that setup set you back?
2.) Honda Stereo Harness - Free with Crutchfield radio purchase
3.) Modifry Wired Alpine DCI - $105 shipped
4.) Alpine KCE-422i IPod Full Speed Cable - $29 (Best Buy)
5.) Alpine KCA-121B (this gives you RCA inputs) - $25 from local radio shop
So: 275 + 105 + 29 +25 = $434