oldschool Alpine
Optical? 
No no no, you kids crack me up. That's what they called a "DIN" cable. It would carry power, ground and signal (and remote-on in case of DIN cables going to amps and processors) all in 1 convenient cable. If the various manf's could have agreed on a standardized DIN pin layout, DIN probably wouldn't have died. But then that would have taken away the opportunity too for dozens of hyper-priced RCA cables that are on the market....
I'm interested in whatever other old skool Alpine goodies you can dig up!
No no no, you kids crack me up. That's what they called a "DIN" cable. It would carry power, ground and signal (and remote-on in case of DIN cables going to amps and processors) all in 1 convenient cable. If the various manf's could have agreed on a standardized DIN pin layout, DIN probably wouldn't have died. But then that would have taken away the opportunity too for dozens of hyper-priced RCA cables that are on the market....I'm interested in whatever other old skool Alpine goodies you can dig up!
i looked at it again today..it is brand new..still in original box with all manuals packing materials and cable. A few corrections though,..it has a FULL DIN AM FM CONTROLLER! so it is a am/fm cassette changer...its not an optical cable im sorry lol its a Din cable.,...and it has the changer controller as well to switch between the tapes! its new never installed guys...ill keep you updated on w.e else i can find AND PICS!!!!
Originally Posted by SUX 2BU
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Originally Posted by SUX 2BU
Optical? No no no, you kids crack me up. That's what they called a "DIN" cable. It would carry power, ground and signal (and remote-on in case of DIN cables going to amps and processors) all in 1 convenient cable. If the various manf's could have agreed on a standardized DIN pin layout, DIN probably wouldn't have died. But then that would have taken away the opportunity too for dozens of hyper-priced RCA cables that are on the market....
I'm interested in whatever other old skool Alpine goodies you can dig up!
No no no, you kids crack me up. That's what they called a "DIN" cable. It would carry power, ground and signal (and remote-on in case of DIN cables going to amps and processors) all in 1 convenient cable. If the various manf's could have agreed on a standardized DIN pin layout, DIN probably wouldn't have died. But then that would have taken away the opportunity too for dozens of hyper-priced RCA cables that are on the market....I'm interested in whatever other old skool Alpine goodies you can dig up!
ok im correcting you now..im not a kid im a young adult lol and IT DOES HAVE AN OPTICAL CABLE..i have pics to prove and heres some info i received from an Alpine old school fanatic
YES it has TWO OPTICAL Cables that run between the Head unit and the changer..
On the changer it has Front Rear and sub out DIN only and AUX in (Din of course)..
Normally you would have connected a single Din CD player like a alpine 5900 to its input as it would plug right in..
HERES THE PICS!!!
OPTICAL CABLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
everything and box!
FULL DIN AM/FM CASSETTE CHANGER CONTROLLER
CASSETTE SELECTION DISPLAY
TAPE CHANGER
EVERYTHING..MANUAL INCLUDED AS WELL AS THE TAPE MAGAZINES FOR THE CHANGER !
POSSIBLY MORE OLD SCHOOL STUFF COMING!
OPTICAL CABLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
everything and box!
FULL DIN AM/FM CASSETTE CHANGER CONTROLLER
CASSETTE SELECTION DISPLAY
TAPE CHANGER
EVERYTHING..MANUAL INCLUDED AS WELL AS THE TAPE MAGAZINES FOR THE CHANGER !
POSSIBLY MORE OLD SCHOOL STUFF COMING!
