just sold my Alpine CDA-9815

and getting the soon to be released 9855... have any of you guys heared about this??

im mainly doiung this for ipod intagration........and new features

my question is since my knowledge on decks is little to none... what would i expect in terms of sound quality....since this deck pumps out 50wx4 and my older one does 60wx4.. (im running 2 speakers in the panels behind me (lucid)

and anyone know what SwingFace GlideTouch Mechanism is??


thanks

 

it's my understanding that there are no more buttons on the bottom but rather a glide touch like a mouse pad





don't know about the 9855 but i just upgraded to a 9835 from a 7982 and the sound is a bit cleaner

 

^question for u about the 9835...... can the entire song name fit on the display?????

because one complaint abotut he 9815 is the entire songname didnt fit...

 

That has to do with tags. Alpines with the biowhatever display (such as the one you got) can have many characters on the screen at once. Thus, songs containing less than 3 lines in their title will fit. Regular alpines with LCD displays, (the ones that look digital) are limited to I think 6 or 7 characters at once, and will "roll" the song name.

 

so 9855 should be able to display the entire thing and not roll???

sorry for the questions.. just really imp to me ..

thanks!!

 

nope i just checked at lunch and i believe it's only 16 characters long. With both the non-scroll and the scroll

 

[QUOTE=Bass,Mar 9 2005, 03:06 PM] nope i just checked at lunch and i believe it's only 16 characters long. With both the non-scroll and the scroll

 

my 9835 does in fact have the "bio display" but again i am basing my observation soley on my x/m signal

 

looks like NFRs2000NYC is correct on the ipod title info

"Consumers can quickly search and listen to their iPod tracks directly from their head unit, or remote control, eliminating the need to handle the iPod while it

 

ya i have that adapter waiting to be installed... hope it goes well when i recieve my 9855.. March 20th