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Car Forum / Honda Cars / December 2007Accord Stereo Systems
Hello, A long while back someone told me that all Honda or if not Accord stereos are actually made by Alpine Stereos for Honda. I know that Alpine is considered a good company and I think at least for a while Lamborghini was using it as stock equipment. I think Alpine is Swiss made? My question is really it is is true that Accord stereos are really Alpine made? Thanks, Al > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Thanks, > Al ------------------------------ Google this document and you'll find the stereo that's in many North American CR-V's, circa 1999 - 2004?: Panasonic CQ-EH8160AK The car OEM alarm in my '97 CR-V is made by Alpine. 'Curly' >> Hello, >> [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >> Thanks, >> Al >------------------------------ >Google this document and you'll find the stereo that's in many North >American CR-V's, circa 1999 - 2004?: Panasonic CQ-EH8160AK >The car OEM alarm in my '97 CR-V is made by Alpine. if there's an alpine alarm in your CR-V then it was probably installed by the dealer. "AZ Nomad" <aznomad.2@PremoveOBthisOX.COM> wrote >>Google this document and you'll find the stereo that's in many North >>American CR-V's, circa 1999 - 2004?: Panasonic CQ-EH8160AK >>The car OEM alarm in my '97 CR-V is made by Alpine. > > if there's an alpine alarm in your CR-V then it was probably installed > by the dealer. Or you're an idiot, one of the two. That's a fact. Polfus >> Google this document and you'll find the stereo that's in many North >> American CR-V's, circa 1999 - 2004?: Panasonic CQ-EH8160AK >> The car OEM alarm in my '97 CR-V is made by Alpine. > > if there's an alpine alarm in your CR-V then it was probably installed > by the dealer. ---------------------------------- The alarm in my '97 CR-V is a HONDA OEM alarm which I bought and installed later. I peeked inside and it has ALPINE's name on the circuit board. I quoted the Panasonic part number for the CR-V stereo so the OP can SEARCH it and see if it's the same stereo in his Accord. I think hat same stereo also appears in Odyssey in North America. 'Curly' >>> Hello, >>> [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > if there's an alpine alarm in your CR-V then it was probably installed > by the dealer. And it could still be OEM. There are a number of options on many models that are OEM but installed by the dealer rather than by the assembly plant.  SignatureTegger The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ www.tegger.com/hondafaq/ >Hello, >A long while back someone told me that all Honda or if not Accord stereos >are actually made by Alpine Stereos for Honda. I know that Alpine is >considered a good company and I think at least for a while Lamborghini was >using it as stock equipment. I think Alpine is Swiss made? My question is >really it is is true that Accord stereos are really Alpine made? Wondering where alpine is made? Why don't you f.cking look it up? >>Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Wondering where alpine is made? Why don't you f.cking look it up? Why don't you shut the f.ck up because thats not what he was asking about, you IDIOT. Polfus > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Thanks, > Al Good question..I doubt its an Alpine, but who knows. Don't forget Alpine can make good and crap stereos too :) Peace, Polfus Some earlier head units were made by Alpine, then around 98-99 or so many of them went to the cheap Panasonic. These are the ones giving you the PE0 CD error code. I like Alpine better, and IMO Panasonic stinks. No Alpine is NOT Swiss, it only sounds European. Alpine is part of Alps Electric Company, Ltd. It's a Japanese company that makes excellent audio head units. > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Thanks, > Al > Some earlier head units were made by Alpine, then around 98-99 or so > many of them went to the cheap Panasonic. These are the ones giving [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Alps Electric Company, Ltd. It's a Japanese company that makes > excellent audio head units. Hey thanks...I didn't know that. I think alfred was thinking of original "Alpine" chocolate, which is Swiss. Peace, Polfus >> No Alpine is NOT Swiss, it only sounds European. Alpine is part of >> Alps Electric Company, Ltd. It's a Japanese company that makes [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Peace, > Polfus Hi, well yes I was thinking that it did sound kind of european or bavarian. Especially that Lamborghini is Italian i would have thought they would use another european company to make their stereos. So now we know its Japanese, but I am still wondering if the Accord for 2008 does indeed use Alpine stereos? My Sentra used Clarion and my 1990 Miata used Pioneer. I tried to look at the bottom of my speakers to see if it says Alpine, but I don't see that. Al >>> No Alpine is NOT Swiss, it only sounds European. Alpine is part of >>> Alps Electric Company, Ltd. It's a Japanese company that makes [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > Al I just called Honda, and they said mine has a Pioneer unit. Call 'em at 1-800-999-1009 and give em your radio anti-theft code, and they'll look it up for you. Peace, Polfus > I just called Honda, and they said mine has a Pioneer unit. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Peace, > Polfus Okay thanks, I will look into that tomorrow. Keep you all posted. Thanks. >> I just called Honda, and they said mine has a Pioneer unit. >> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Thanks. You probably have the Alpine unit....Honda also told me there's no way to upgrade my stereo, and definately without voiding the entire electrical system warranty. Aaarrggg... Peace, Polfus > You probably have the Alpine unit....Honda also told me there's no way to > upgrade my stereo, and definately without voiding the entire electrical [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Peace, > Polfus Well I called Honda and its the serial code they needed, but I have the Pioneer unit also. I thought that was odd since my car is a J vin from Japan and I have the upgraded EX-L unit. They did say that there are several different ones that Honda uses though. Al > Well I called Honda and its the serial code they needed, but I have the > Pioneer unit also. I thought that was odd since my car is a J vin from > Japan and I have the upgraded EX-L unit. They did say that there are > several different ones that Honda uses though. > > Al Yes, thats why they needed your specific info for your car. Glad you found out, though.... Peace, Polfus I guess Pioneer is the lowest bidder this time. Guess they aren't going back to Alpine anytime soon. > Well I called Honda and its the serial code they needed, but I have the > Pioneer unit also. I thought that was odd since my car is a J vin from Japan > and I have the upgraded EX-L unit. They did say that there are several > different ones that Honda uses though. > > Al Hey, Swiss chocolates rock! On Dec 8, 7:02 pm, "Polfus" <nostringscouldsecureyou@thestation> wrote: > I think alfred was thinking of original "Alpine" chocolate, which is Swiss. > Hey, Swiss chocolates rock! > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >> I think alfred was thinking of original "Alpine" chocolate, which is >> Swiss. Don't know which type is Swiss, but if its Lindt or Godiva its for me! :) >> Hey, Swiss chocolates rock! >> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Don't know which type is Swiss, but if its Lindt or Godiva its for me! :) I live in NYC, and there's a good supply of those types of chocolates. Weird thing is I still like Hersey's chocolate more than anything else...and don't forget he was European so his chocolates really are too, even though they're made here. Peace, Polfus |
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