Vintage ALPINE 7900 Car Stereo CD Player AM/FM Tuner As Parts 7909 ERA 1986
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:6820885 | Model: 7900 |
| Type: CD Player | Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan |
| MPN: Does Not Apply | Unit Size: 1 DIN |
| Brand: Alpine |
Very RARE Alpine 7900 car stereo CD player AM/FM radio. First radio period that featured a CD player combined with a AM/FM tuner in the 1980's. Sold as parts, When connected to 12V power it lights up but will eject a CD if inserted. No further testing has been done. Includes items in pictures only
No Reserve Auction, sells to highest bidder
Please message me any questions you may have and i'll get back to you ASAP.
May 11, 1986, Page 002030The New Y...ork Times Archives
With the price of gasoline once again within the realm of reason, the traditional pastime of motoring for pleasure is back in style. And with many Americans leery of foreign travel in parlous times, it is expected that many people will take vacation trips by car this year. Chances are they can make their journeys more enjoyable by updating their car stereo systems, for it is an axiom of highway geometry that nothing shortens the distance between two points like a bit of music to suit one's mood.Recent developments certainly provide ample opportunity for such updating. For one thing, there are now quite a few car stereo systems with provisions for playing CD's. In some of them, the CD player is integrated with the radio tuner in the same way as cassette players are commonly combined with dashboard radios. However, the CD unit takes up the space formerly allotted to the tape machine, and the latter is omitted. The Alpine 7900 and the Technics CQ-DP5 are both designed in this way, and both are priced at $700.This unit is sold as-is, no returns Ships fast via 2-3 Day USPS Priority Mail On Aug-13-19 at 21:44:58 PDT, seller added the following information:*** Because of non-paying winners of auctions on Ebay, please do not bid unless you plan to pay via PayPal following the end of auction *** *** Bids with less than 50 feedback will be immediately canceled unless you contact me before bidding ***
Thank You
No Reserve Auction, sells to highest bidder
Please message me any questions you may have and i'll get back to you ASAP.
May 11, 1986, Page 002030The New Y...ork Times Archives
With the price of gasoline once again within the realm of reason, the traditional pastime of motoring for pleasure is back in style. And with many Americans leery of foreign travel in parlous times, it is expected that many people will take vacation trips by car this year. Chances are they can make their journeys more enjoyable by updating their car stereo systems, for it is an axiom of highway geometry that nothing shortens the distance between two points like a bit of music to suit one's mood.Recent developments certainly provide ample opportunity for such updating. For one thing, there are now quite a few car stereo systems with provisions for playing CD's. In some of them, the CD player is integrated with the radio tuner in the same way as cassette players are commonly combined with dashboard radios. However, the CD unit takes up the space formerly allotted to the tape machine, and the latter is omitted. The Alpine 7900 and the Technics CQ-DP5 are both designed in this way, and both are priced at $700.This unit is sold as-is, no returns Ships fast via 2-3 Day USPS Priority Mail On Aug-13-19 at 21:44:58 PDT, seller added the following information:*** Because of non-paying winners of auctions on Ebay, please do not bid unless you plan to pay via PayPal following the end of auction *** *** Bids with less than 50 feedback will be immediately canceled unless you contact me before bidding ***
Thank You
