Alpine CDA9887

Pros: Great SQ (Full BurrBrown DACs), Satellite&Ipod compatability, easy to navigate/use, attractive and colors are adjustable.

Cons: IMPRINT not included. Faceplate no longer tilt-adjusts like my older 9815. Otherwise a fabulous headunit.

The Bottom Line: I already had a fabulous receiver with my Alpine 9815. Regardless, 9887 was worth trading up to & my review will tell you why.

Review: I've been a dedicated Alpine user for over a decade. As a sound quality nut, I was an exclusive Nakamichi user for a number of years, however after they were bought out, only one vendor remained in the market who was clearly committed to the...

Pros: Excellent sound reproduction. Endless ways to fine tune the music to match YOUR vehicle.

Cons: USB and SD would be icing if available.

The Bottom Line: Alpine deserves the reputation it has as a leader in car audio. After all, all they build is 12V products. I would definitely buy again.

Review: After throughly researching the newest head units available I decided on the Alpine CDA-9887. I replaced the factory stereo system in my 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee that featured the Infinity Gold 6 speaker set up with a 180 watt amp. The CDA-9887 is...

Pros: Ipod, hd radio, satalite radio ready, 4v preouts

Cons: expensive

The Bottom Line: This is the top of the line Alpine deck and it shows with the features, you will like this deck!

Review: This is the top level Alpine deck from the 2007 product line and it's packed full of features. Alpine has been around for years in the car stereo business and they know how to put out a quality product. This deck has so many features it is just...