Thanks Homeless Guy, I didn't really have a clue how the whole Mp3 thing worked. How did you know that I was a complete idiot, too, that is very insightful of you. Thanks again.

 

I'll take you up on that. Next time I wind up in BC we'll race for pink slips. Be warned, I got some of those XR racing stickers from Wal-Mart!

 

Yes sir, gotcha! My truck is not very fast though, although my zebra skin seat covers help out the cause.....

 

Chadxton, you're half right, the 7893 has 4v only on the sub, the 7894 is 4v on all 3 (supposedly)

 

Ah, I see. From what I remembered out of all 78** type model decks, they all had 2V full range and 4V Sub out. I'll have to say that the 7894 would be an exception in this case. A side by side comparison would be the only other determining factor as to whether this is true. [img]tongue.gif[/img]

I know this mainly because from when I was looking for a deck at first, I picked the 7977 because it was the ONLY one in 2001 that had 4V all the way through and no deck power.

[ July 02, 2003, 06:57 AM: Message edited by: Chadxton ]

 

Cda 7969 was 4v with no internal power.

 

I think the majority or possibly all 79** series had 4V all the way through. I was meaning the 78** series that had 2V F and R.

7969 was a previous year, was it not?

[ July 02, 2003, 03:52 PM: Message edited by: Chadxton ]

 

well if the 93 has 2 volt f/r and 4v sub, what is the benefit of bossting the sub vs all of them?

 

That's just the way Alpine did things, I guess. [img]graemlins/dunno.gif[/img]

 

The 7969 was "released" the previous year but did not ship untill that year. The reason some of the decks are 4v on sub only, is a lot of people will run speakers of internal amp. No point in wasting money on that when they could add other features. Those that did need the 4v all the way around could step up.