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Item(s) for Sale: Alpine KCA-100BT Ai-Net Bluetooth Adapter kit Item(s) Description/Condition: Complete, brand new, in the package. Has never even been out of the packaging. There is a tear in the paper on the front of the box, from removing a price tag that was attached to it. Never got to...

10 ft of red JL Audio 1/0 power wire - $10 2 - 6ft black 4ga grounds, with terminals, factory-crimped - $5 1 - 3ft black 4ga ground, no terminal - Comes with the other two 10 ft of StreetWires 8ga power wire, blue - $5 StreetWires 8ga MIDI fuse holder - $10 2 - JL Audio grounding lugs. -...

You do not need an adapter for any current gen Kenwood radio. It supports 5v charge.

Pioneer radios work just fine with any iPod. Our test iPod at work is a Classic, and it's the generation before they added the color screen. We've never had a Pioneer radio reject an iPod unless something wasn't right. Look at the DEH-P510UB. Comes with the remote, Hi-Volt, iPod cable included...

http://www.pac-audio.com/productSearch.aspx?Make=Toyota&MakeId=33&Model=Camry&ModelId=1280&Year=2009&YearId=30 Scroll Down. Wired SWC interfaces. And as far as infrared repeaters being expensive...

I work with both of them pretty much daily, and I'm putting the Z110 in my car soon. Kenwood's voice command system allows you to do pretty much anything in the interface, but it can take a couple of minutes just to find the nearest McDonalds. And the USB is a bit shaky. Kenwood has already...

For real? http://www.navtv.com/product/9/allgig-usb-hs.html w00t Buy it there, or at a shop. You won't find that **** on eBay.

First off, I haven't sold a **** thing, other than in my store, from the brands we carry. The only reason I'd contemplate buying them from the distributor would be personal use. With the market trending toward transshippers prices it would not make sense to attempt to sell them for MAP. I guess...

We have some of that **** sitting on a spool at the ****. Was left over by a customer. One of the only wires that I've ever seen, where you can pull the copper out of the jacket without much effort. Strand count is about 1,000 lighter than the other stuff we have. It has a decent flex to it, though.

Or, just set your gains to match your pre-out voltage... Takes out the guessing, and no worries of clipping on a properly setup HU.

3.5" midrange in the dash is correct. The 2.5" is the center channel on the Infinity system.

That's what they're talking about. You have a 6x9 in the front door, 5.25 in the rear doors. Depending on which audio system your truck came with, you may or may not have 2.5" "tweeter" in the dash. It's more of a giant tweeter/tiny midrange. http://www.metraonline.com/fitl.aspx

I don't own them, but a very good friend has 216s in his Civic. They sound good, but they're far from amazing. 'Eh' didn't mean bad, just unexciting. There are plenty of other comps out there that sound just as good, for similar money.

Current model stuff is 'eh'.

Infinity lacks sound quality, period.