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Topic: Alpine CDA-7893 No worky.....Please help...
I'm the second owner of this CD Reciever. It worked when it was removed, doesn't smell burnt, and powers up like it should. Problem seems to be the amplifier but I need a second opinion and some advice on where to go from here....
GT40MkI
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posted 01-06-2003 03:19 PM
I'm the second owner of this CD Reciever. It worked when it was removed, doesn't smell burnt, and powers up like it should. Problem seems to be the amplifier but I need a second opinion and some advice on where to go from here....
Posts: 22 | From: Corpus CHristi, Texas | Registered: Jun 2000
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VegaS10
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posted 01-06-2003 03:32 PM
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It was in a Jeep Cherokee, now in a Ford Excursion. No sound output whatsoever.
GT40MkI
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posted 01-06-2003 04:15 PM
It was in a Jeep Cherokee, now in a Ford Excursion. No sound output whatsoever.
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press & Hold the "F" (Function button untill the function menu appears, scrol through until you see "PWR-IC", This turns the internal amp on & off. make sure it is ON (PWR-IC ON) and NOT off (PWR-IC OFF). From what I have seen in mine this setting will stay even when the power is disconected. If the former owner was not useing the built in amp it may still be off.
1FASTKINGCAB
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posted 01-06-2003 04:19 PM
press & Hold the "F" (Function button untill the function menu appears, scrol through until you see "PWR-IC", This turns the internal amp on & off. make sure it is ON (PWR-IC ON) and NOT off (PWR-IC OFF). From what I have seen in mine this setting will stay even when the power is disconected. If the former owner was not useing the built in amp it may still be off.
Posts: 400 | From: Frederick MD | Registered: Sep 2002
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quote: Originally posted by 1FASTKINGCAB:press & Hold the "F" (Function button untill the function menu appears, scrol through until you see "PWR-IC", This turns the internal amp on & off. make sure it is ON (PWR-IC ON) and NOT off (PWR-IC OFF). From what I have seen in mine this setting will stay even when the power is disconected. If the former owner was not useing the built in amp it may still be off. exactly my thoughts.
13idnyk
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posted 01-07-2003 12:06 PM
quote: Originally posted by 1FASTKINGCAB:press & Hold the "F" (Function button untill the function menu appears, scrol through until you see "PWR-IC", This turns the internal amp on & off. make sure it is ON (PWR-IC ON) and NOT off (PWR-IC OFF). From what I have seen in mine this setting will stay even when the power is disconected. If the former owner was not useing the built in amp it may still be off. exactly my thoughts.
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You guys rock...
GT40MkI
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posted 01-07-2003 03:52 PM
You guys rock...
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Mute means no sound. If it's on, your music should be playing 20dB lower than the actualy volume. So turn it off and let the good time a roll!
13idnyk
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posted 01-07-2003 03:57 PM
Mute means no sound. If it's on, your music should be playing 20dB lower than the actualy volume. So turn it off and let the good time a roll!
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The MX is basically like a "loudness" it makes everytinhg seem "louder" I use it when I have the volume low or just wanna show.
Blaze Placid
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posted 01-07-2003 04:03 PM
The MX is basically like a "loudness" it makes everytinhg seem "louder" I use it when I have the volume low or just wanna show.
Posts: 1619 | From: Springtown Texas USA | Registered: Feb 2001
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Actually, the MX brings out quality of a CD. No matter how good your computer is it can't burn a CD to perfect quality. MX cleans it up and makes the music have a nice crisp sound.
13idnyk
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posted 01-07-2003 05:34 PM
Actually, the MX brings out quality of a CD. No matter how good your computer is it can't burn a CD to perfect quality. MX cleans it up and makes the music have a nice crisp sound.
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The mute function in the function menu is for when you have a in car mobile phone. when you use the phone or you get a call the CD player will mute automatic.[ 01-07-2003, 07:37 PM: Message edited by: 1FASTKINGCAB ]
1FASTKINGCAB
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posted 01-07-2003 07:31 PM
The mute function in the function menu is for when you have a in car mobile phone. when you use the phone or you get a call the CD player will mute automatic.[ 01-07-2003, 07:37 PM: Message edited by: 1FASTKINGCAB ]
Posts: 400 | From: Frederick MD | Registered: Sep 2002
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Thats what I was looking for....
GT40MkI
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posted 01-07-2003 09:12 PM
Thats what I was looking for....
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if your buttons are able to change color(green-amber) press and hold "f" until something pops up. Continuosly press f until you get something that says "amber" then press the "band" button. They should change into a pink/red color.
13idnyk
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posted 01-07-2003 09:58 PM
if your buttons are able to change color(green-amber) press and hold "f" until something pops up. Continuosly press f until you get something that says "amber" then press the "band" button. They should change into a pink/red color.
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while music is playing locate the "disp." button. (display) every time you press it, it'll make a different display on the left. I like the the little check bump with music. It's nothing near as fancy as other companies, but its a little trick.
13idnyk
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posted 01-07-2003 10:00 PM
while music is playing locate the "disp." button. (display) every time you press it, it'll make a different display on the left. I like the the little check bump with music. It's nothing near as fancy as other companies, but its a little trick.
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I guess your not useing any external amps, but if you ever do. Press & hold the "T-CORR" button untill HPF appears, press it once more you will see LPF, they are the High & Low pass filters for the RCA outs. the >> & << buttons change the setings[ 01-08-2003, 09:21 AM: Message edited by: 1FASTKINGCAB ]
1FASTKINGCAB
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posted 01-08-2003 08:30 AM
I guess your not useing any external amps, but if you ever do. Press & hold the "T-CORR" button untill HPF appears, press it once more you will see LPF, they are the High & Low pass filters for the RCA outs. the >> & << buttons change the setings[ 01-08-2003, 09:21 AM: Message edited by: 1FASTKINGCAB ]
Posts: 400 | From: Frederick MD | Registered: Sep 2002
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Now we're talkin, all of those woprked on my deck...
GT40MkI
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posted 01-08-2003 07:16 PM
Now we're talkin, all of those woprked on my deck...
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no prob. do u know how to turn the sub volume up?
13idnyk
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posted 01-08-2003 07:54 PM
no prob. do u know how to turn the sub volume up?
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quote: Originally posted by Bidnyk:no prob. do u know how to turn the sub volume up? I think you can download owner's manuals from alpine's site. It should give you all kinds of info.
PerryB
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posted 01-09-2003 07:29 AM
quote: Originally posted by Bidnyk:no prob. do u know how to turn the sub volume up? I think you can download owner's manuals from alpine's site. It should give you all kinds of info.
Posts: 776 | From: Brewer, ME | Registered: Apr 2001
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quote: Originally posted by PerryB: quote: Originally posted by Bidnyk:no prob. do u know how to turn the sub volume up? I think you can download owner's manuals from alpine's site. It should give you all kinds of info. I own it, but good thought for GT40MkI.
13idnyk
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posted 01-09-2003 08:44 AM
quote: Originally posted by PerryB: quote: Originally posted by Bidnyk:no prob. do u know how to turn the sub volume up? I think you can download owner's manuals from alpine's site. It should give you all kinds of info. I own it, but good thought for GT40MkI.
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quote: Originally posted by Bidnyk: quote: Originally posted by PerryB: quote: Originally posted by Bidnyk:no prob. do u know how to turn the sub volume up? I think you can download owner's manuals from alpine's site. It should give you all kinds of info. I own it, but good thought for GT40MkI. LOL, I'm sorry but the last two posts made me laugh.
1FASTKINGCAB
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posted 01-09-2003 07:12 PM
quote: Originally posted by Bidnyk: quote: Originally posted by PerryB: quote: Originally posted by Bidnyk:no prob. do u know how to turn the sub volume up? I think you can download owner's manuals from alpine's site. It should give you all kinds of info. I own it, but good thought for GT40MkI. LOL, I'm sorry but the last two posts made me laugh.
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quote: Originally posted by Bidnyk: quote: Originally posted by PerryB: quote: Originally posted by Bidnyk:no prob. do u know how to turn the sub volume up? I think you can download owner's manuals from alpine's site. It should give you all kinds of info. I own it, but good thought for GT40MkI. Sorry, I just saw your post and thought you were asking.
PerryB
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posted 01-10-2003 05:49 AM
quote: Originally posted by Bidnyk: quote: Originally posted by PerryB: quote: Originally posted by Bidnyk:no prob. do u know how to turn the sub volume up? I think you can download owner's manuals from alpine's site. It should give you all kinds of info. I own it, but good thought for GT40MkI. Sorry, I just saw your post and thought you were asking.
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quote: Originally posted by 1FASTKINGCAB: quote: Originally posted by Bidnyk: quote: Originally posted by PerryB: quote: Originally posted by Bidnyk:no prob. do u know how to turn the sub volume up? I think you can download owner's manuals from alpine's site. It should give you all kinds of info. I own it, but good thought for GT40MkI. LOL, I'm sorry but the last two posts made me laugh. You must be easily amused
PerryB
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posted 01-10-2003 05:54 AM
quote: Originally posted by 1FASTKINGCAB: quote: Originally posted by Bidnyk: quote: Originally posted by PerryB: quote: Originally posted by Bidnyk:no prob. do u know how to turn the sub volume up? I think you can download owner's manuals from alpine's site. It should give you all kinds of info. I own it, but good thought for GT40MkI. LOL, I'm sorry but the last two posts made me laugh. You must be easily amused
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1FASTKINGCAB
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posted 01-10-2003 07:45 AM
"""You must be easily amused"""
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