I have a well used but perfect working 7559 am/fm cassette (dolby b & c) with AInet for a CD changer. 6 (f, r, sub) rca outputs, 4v. original manual.
i'd let it go for 100 bucks.

for another 100 bucks i'll throw in a TEAC "studio" cassette recorder (needs a belt) (or maybe motor) and 150 70's, 80's tapes.

 

Doesn't look very optical to me.

You really think that the changer takes an analog source, converts it to digital, transmits to the headunit, and then converts it back to analog?

 

a store in my area has one of those new for sale.. now have fun making tapes.
and the deck you wanted was a 7347. it had DBX

 

the shop is called bleekers. 613-225-5191. ask for cris johnson. they have tons of old alpine (15 years +) tell em I sent ya. im sure theyll take anything for it.

 

If you have any old school PPI Precison Power amps send me a PM man

 

i never said the optical cable powered the changer...the optical cable goes from the single din headunit to the changer in the trunk or wherever mounted then all the power connections etc are made there

 

Wow,that's one very complete setup! I too wouldn't think the cassette changer or head unit would do any D/A conversion, but I am very curious why they would choose to use an optical cable to control anything in that setup, or even to relay control signals instead of aregular electrical signal. The cassette index display is neat; never seen one of those before.

 

Dude, it's NOT optical.

 

ok i am new i realize this..but i actually brought this to a former Alpine Dealer and Employee not only does the instructions say OPTICAL so does he...either way this is just one cool as hell unit and it really shows quickly who knows their on here! Hearse guys seem to be the best lol!! Anyone interested in it or other old school stuff pm me...i would love to help a fellow member out.

 

Actually in the owner's manual it says clearly fibre optic connector!! Go to Alpine's support link and punch in 7375, download the manual, and it's plain as day right there.