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Hey People,

Looking at purchasing one of the new Alpine H/U (CDA-9857) that are fully compatible with an IPOD?

Has anyone heard or used these?

Where are they available in NSW?

Lifestyle and Strathfield don't stock Alpine

Cheers

Josh

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Hey People,

Looking at purchasing one of the new Alpine H/U (CDA-9857) that are fully compatible with an IPOD?

Has anyone heard or used these?

Where are they available in NSW?

Lifestyle and Strathfield don't stock Alpine

Cheers

Josh

do you have alberts in NSW?

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i got one, pretty good system. biggist down fall is track searching. getting to tracks with a and z is easy but getting to anything in the middle is bugger. you have to scroll through each track and when you got 9000 on your ipod it sucks. you can make playlists thou but in hind sight a dvd deck plying mp3 is prolly a better option.

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