Alpine CDE 9881 MP3 WMA Receiver Review

I bought this from my brother 5 years ago. This unit puts out a lot of power from RCA CDs switched from a burned or ripped CD to a real CD and I forgot to turn the volume down when I saw a large drink float out of the cup holder. The cd player still works perfectly if your amp has a protection mode it is currently your device i use additional input devices all these new cd mp3 dvd players are quiet in comparison.

This was in my car when I got it. never mind GOOD: sounds good, controls are simple and not a complicated confusing system. The mute button is BAD: A random read error occurs for some reason, which would be normal. But if it does, will it hold your drive hostage? maybe an hour or a few days. will not retrieve, skip or play anything. The only way out is to listen to the radio. Search the internet for this problem, you will see that it is common. no power button. If you want to turn it off…

I bought this from my brother 5 years ago, this unit sends out a lot of power and I watched my brother in law roast my brother's Infinity amp and a year later I did Fried my old school Rockfordfosgate amp. When I switched a CD from a burned or ripped CD to a real CD and forgot to turn the volume down when I saw a large drink float out of the cup holder, the CD player still works perfectly if your amp has a Protect mode, this is yours currently I use auxiliary inputs, all these new CD MP3 DVD…

We bought this receiver as a Christmas present for our daughter - her car radio had a cassette player but no CD player (not to mention an iPod adaptor). She wanted a raise. Ever since we installed it I've been very impressed. We bought (and installed) an optional iPod interface cable, which is very, very cool. Plug the cable into your iPod and leave it in the glove box as the iPod is now fully controlled by the receiver. You can browse all regular iPod playlists, sort them by artist, track…