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<blockquote data-quote="dtbrown" data-source="post: 6716103" data-attributes="member: 570125">I must say swapping from an Alpine Cda-9885 I&#039;m very impressed with the Cda-117.&nbsp; Finally Alpine bringing back time correction and the selectable parametric or graphic EQ.&nbsp; That&#039;s really what my Cda-9885 lacked and what bugged me.&nbsp; Alpine changed the user interface a bit and it&#039;s a bit easier to use.&nbsp; Using the supplied usb Iphone interface is excellent and works flawlessly.&nbsp; My Sirius radio works just as good as it did before.&nbsp; And I think it sounds a little better then my Cda-9885.&nbsp;  Only thing that I really wish it had was the bluetooth included.&nbsp; But for a little less then $300 this is a great radio for money especially if you have a iphone or ipod.&nbsp; So anyone with a CDA-9885 or 9886 this is a nice step up.&nbsp; &nbsp; </blockquote>

[QUOTE="dtbrown, post: 6716103, member: 570125"] [SIZE=14px]I must say swapping from an Alpine Cda-9885 I'm very impressed with the Cda-117. Finally Alpine bringing back time correction and the selectable parametric or graphic EQ. That's really what my Cda-9885 lacked and what bugged me. Alpine changed the user interface a bit and it's a bit easier to use. Using the supplied usb Iphone interface is excellent and works flawlessly. My Sirius radio works just as good as it did before. And I think it sounds a little better then my Cda-9885. [/SIZE] [SIZE=14px] [/SIZE] [SIZE=14px]Only thing that I really wish it had was the bluetooth included. But for a little less then $300 this is a great radio for money especially if you have a iphone or ipod. So anyone with a CDA-9885 or 9886 this is a nice step up. [/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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