Help: Alpine Headunit
12-02-2003, 09:22 PM
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On FM yes on MW no. US radios use a tuning step of 10Mhz whereas in the UK it is 9Mhz so if you were listening to R5 live the closest you can get on a US radio is 910 ..... which is OK.
If you never listen to MW radio there shouldn't be a problem.
If you never listen to MW radio there shouldn't be a problem.
12-03-2003, 12:34 AM
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I'll shift this to the main forum, to give you a better chance of getting informed responses, JMP.
(Not to suggest that Steven's reply wasn't informed, of course
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(Not to suggest that Steven's reply wasn't informed, of course
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12-04-2003, 06:46 AM
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The Alpine in the Civic VTi does, but it's quite old now.
The Clarion I had in the MX-5 was great. I got bored in an M25 traffic jam. Fiddling with the unit, I switched EVERYTHING on.
For weeks thereafter, I was shocked out of my torpor as "weather," "Drama," "Pretentious Crap" "Foo'ie" or whatever, interrupted my favourite CDs.
It took me ages to get it all switched off again!
The Clarion I had in the MX-5 was great. I got bored in an M25 traffic jam. Fiddling with the unit, I switched EVERYTHING on.
For weeks thereafter, I was shocked out of my torpor as "weather," "Drama," "Pretentious Crap" "Foo'ie" or whatever, interrupted my favourite CDs.
It took me ages to get it all switched off again!
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