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Alpine iDA-X305 or CDA-9886r or ????? #902424
19/09/2009 07:51
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I am looking to replace my headunit and both these Alpine models interest me. The reason for upgrading my current HU is because I would like to play music files off a USB flashdrive.

Which of the above is better? I am using the standard speakers with a sub + amp.

I am also open to suggestions on other headunits. My budget is 250


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Re: Alpine iDA-X305 or CDA-9886r or ????? [Re: DanTheManc] #902580
19/09/2009 16:55
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I bought an Alpine recently but it had rear USB via a short cable. I much prefer this as I could tuck it away. My girlfriend has a headunit with USB port at the front, and it's easy to catch when going for the indicators (on her MX-5). Also, having it plugged in the front means it's more hassle when taking the front fascia off.

Re: Alpine iDA-X305 or CDA-9886r or ????? [Re: ] #902618
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es I have the same opinion and would like a rear USB connection.

I'm pretty tempted with the Kenwood KDC-BT8044U now too. I can't decide.


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Re: Alpine iDA-X305 or CDA-9886r or ????? [Re: DanTheManc] #902810
20/09/2009 09:12
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Have a look at this site Dan, I use it for most of my in car knowledge when looking to buy.
http://www.talkaudio.co.uk/index.ph...ion=7&cat=43&dir=3&Itemid=55

Re: Alpine iDA-X305 or CDA-9886r or ????? [Re: ] #902918
20/09/2009 15:22
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Thanks Shifty


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Re: Alpine iDA-X305 or CDA-9886r or ????? [Re: DanTheManc] #903170
21/09/2009 05:47
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Ended up going for the Kenwood in the end. USB, Parrot Bluetooth, large display and a decent price for the spec

Kenwood

Last edited by DanTheManc; 21/09/2009 18:11.

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