Question about Alpine CDA-9853 CD Player

Volume problems when connecting the Ipod

When I connect the ipod the volume is very high and it is not possible to lower it on the Alpine controls. I can only change the volume a little bit up and a little bit down. But it is still very high on the lowest level. Change songs and so works fine. What do I do Wrong??

Anders Jolhed Jul 26, 2007

Thanks for reply, I have tried to lower the volume on the Ipod but it did not help.

I'm using an Ipod connection to the alpine stereo, not the auxiliary cable.

Anders

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Have you tried lowering the IPOD volume?? Try searching for auxiliary settings on Manual! Patrick

Posted on Jul 25, 2007

Patrick Joseph Gatt Jul 27, 2007

May be you have the Ipod connection settings from internal software corrupted then. Try using the Auxiliary wire. Me and my friends normally use it like that!

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