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Alpine IVA-D106
$1,000.00
Released February, 2008
The Pros:Sound output is clean and powerful, drives OEM speakers really well. User interface looks nice and well organized. Capable of having many expanded functions including rear camera, satellite radio, and navigation.
The Cons:Buttons are very small, need to be precise when you push them. Setup options often need you to press the foot brake and turn on the parking brake to access them. Disc player prone to break-downs after about a year of use.
The Alpine IVA-D106 is one of Alpine's entry level head units (or in-dash entertainment systems), but still offers consumers a variety of inputs/outputs and audio/video options. Music and video can be pulled from CDs and DVDs, or the user can purchase/subscribe to additional options such as connecting their iPod or using the Sirruis satellite radio service.
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To reach full audio quality capabilities, the Alpine IMPRINT audio processor must be purchased separately. Unlike some of Alpine's more costly models, the IVA-D106 does not offer GPS navigation.
Features:
- 7" LCD widescreen
- video iPod connection
- Bluetooth
- Sirrius satellite radio capable
- HD radio capable
- rear-camera capable
- DVD player
- Dolby 5.1
- "QuickSearch" to scan large music libraries
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sound output is clean and powerful, drives OEM speakers really well
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user interface looks nice and well organized
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capable of having many expanded functions including rear camera, satellite radio, and navigation
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buttons are very small, need to be precise when you push them
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setup options often need you to press the foot brake and turn on the parking brake to access them
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disc player prone to break-downs after about a year of use
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sunlight makes the display very hard to see
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