Totally Wireless music streaming adapter for Alpine Versatile-Link™ Ready radios.
If you own an older Alpine Ai-NET radio with CD changer controls, then the A2D-ALPA is for you. The A2D-ALPA is capable of upgrading select Alpine Ai-NET radios to support Bluetooth music streaming by converting the CD changer port to a streaming port. This wireless solution means the user no longer has to physically connect their audio device but the devices automatically pair upon entering vehicle. A wireless connection means no wires, clutter or complicated setup. Keep in mind that once the A2D-ALPA is installed, Alpine CD changer or other accessories, is no longer possible.
» Supports any Smartphone with A2DP Profile
» Provides an audio connection solution without disrupting the look of existing dash components.
» Auto- reconnect when entering vehicle.
» Listen to GPS App Instructions on car speakers as you drive
» Stream from music into the Alpine radio from internet sites such as Pandora, Spotify etc.
» Connects to the "CD Changer" port of select Alpine Ai-NET Versatile Link ready radios (not FM Modulated)
[Please read all requirements and warnings below prior to purchasing this part]
1. Compatible with all Alpine Versatile-Link ready head units. Click here for partial listing or consult radio manual for details.
2. An Ai-NET "CD changer port" is not the only requirement. Radio must be Versatile-LINK (V-Link) ready, otherwise it will not recognize this adapter.
3. When the A2D-ALPA is used, a CD changer connection is NOT possible.
4. NOT for Alpine M-Bus radios (e.g. CDM-, TDM etc.) M-BUS radios require M-BUS adapter such as A2D-ALPM
5. Alpine radio will *NOT* control or charge audio device. Use Audio device built-in controls to access files.
6. Not compatible with Jaguar
Avoid costly returns. Click to review Installation Guide prior to ordering.
»Main Unit x1 (2" L x 1-1/2" W x 1" H)
» Accessory wire
CD Changer Port on radio does not guarantee compatibility. Radio must be Versatile-LINK Ready. Click for Examples.
Frequent Asked Questions
1. My Alpine radio has a CD changer port on the back, will this part work?
A-- Yes, but only if radio is V-LINK ready OR NON-VERSATILE LINK with a pink/black wire on radio harness.
2. I already have an Alpine CD changer connected, will it still work?
A- NO. You must disconnected CD changer or purchase PIE's ALP-AUX to retain CD changer.
3. How can i distinguish between Alpine Ai-NET and M-BUS radios?
A- Most Alpine Bus systems can be identified by 3rd letter in model number: "A" (Ai-NET) and "M" (M-BUS). Examples: CDA-9811 (Ai-net), CDM-7874 (m-bus) Also M-BUS radio have an 8-pin DIN connector.