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I have the 780mp, the same model year as the 880, and I would say sound and functionality is good, display is dissapointing, eight characters only at the top right of the screen. I wrote a review over in the reviewsection.

The 9831 has a parametric equalizer which allows you to set the width of the curve. For each of the bands you can set the width. For a wider width, select a lower setting, 1 while for the sharper width select the higher number, 3. Thus if you wanted a thick bass set it at 3. I had the 9830...

Pioneer HD Radio Tuner I had been very interested in acquiring an HD Radio tuner for my car stereo and so, when Pioneer finally released its long anticipated HD radio module, I quickly called Cruthchfild and ordered the unit. The HD radio tuner would be paired with my Pioneer deh p780mp which...

I too own the 780 and agree that it would be an excellent choice. And while I do not have a photo of it installed, I can tell you that it looks great in my 2002 Ford Explorer. In fact, when looking at it in the off position, you might think it was the factory radio given how well it blends...

I believe Chillins post above is the answer. I have the 780 and as Chillin has suggested the custom 1 EQ setting is source specific so if you are using custom 1 it is probably set to flat. Move the EQ to Powerfull and you should notice a big fifference then you can customize your custom 1...

In case the first link did not work. Try this, and the model number is iDA-X001 iDA-X001 Digital Media Receiver http://www.alpine-usa.com/US-en/products/product.php?model=iDA-X001

If you are interested in the best newest Alpine interface you owe it to yourself to check out the following: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.alpine-usa.com/US-en/prod...model=iDA-X001 THis is due out in April.

I had the 9830 and can explain. The Q represents the width of the adjustment with 1 being the widest and 3 being the thinest. So I believe you are correct in your thinking. You are also correct in your thinking that you can only adjust one frequency in each of the four bands. This is called...

There seems to be a large contingent of HD Radio bashers out there and on this forum, which is generally about quality, I find it hard to believe. Whenever somone asks about HD Radio we hear more about how much better satelite radio is etc., given the selection and non commercials. But I had...

Unfortunately, and to your point about the Alpine having HD radio, while it is HD Ready it will not play hd radio without an expensive add on. The adon for the ipod is inexpensive however and generally goes for around $30.

Like others have suggested, look at the Alpine 9856. This deck offers the full speed ipod connection and will be relatively easy for your daugther to use. While many of us have been dissapointed with Alpines recent line-up, virtually all will agree that they offer the fastest and cleanest...

Without knowing Kenwood decks, this sounds similar to what Alpine would call "defeat." The defeat feature on the Alpine turns off all of the sound tuning adjustments of the head unit and simply sends a flat signal to amp. _ould it be that?

I leave the BBE setting at +2 but constantly alternat the BMX/COMP setting between comp 1 and sometimes BMX 2. BTW, BMX stands fot Bit Media Xbander.

Regarding the shuffle feature, it works great. I used the shuffle songs feature in a playlist with about 50 songs, it advanced to the next song in no time as if it were the actual next song.

I have not used the shuffle feature but it is there and I believe you can shuffle in songs or albums. I will try it later on and report back my findings.