The built-in DAB+ tuner uses the most advanced digital technology to deliver radio reception with outstanding, noise-free sound quality. As drawbacks I'd point out to the not so stellar resolution of the display, although while driving it's not very noticeable. Simply connect your iPhone to the USB port of your Alpine Halo9 and launch Apple CarPlay to communicate, navigate and stay entertained with your favourite smartphone apps. With five vertical adjustments, free angle selection, and two separate depths, you can position the floating display in the most optimal position, so you still have access to your dash controls and air vents.

T6 we have created our own Custom Fitting Kits that give you every extra you may need when installing it into your vehicle. Combined with the touch-responsive hard keys on the bottom it makes the units stunningly beautiful and very modern in function and appearance. Mind you, the police here are busy feasting from on McDonalds to another, so I dont think they'd have been sat around for too long!Apple CarPlay is accessed through the capacitive touchscreen or the mic button to activate Siri voice control. The display type is LCD and the maximum power per channel is 50 W, providing high-quality audio output. The iLX-F903D Alpine Halo9 brings a 9-inch high-resolution touch-screen to any vehicle with 1DIN installation space.

Alpine offers many vehicle data-bus interfaces to connect your Alpine Halo9 to your vehicle’s data-bus system. Alpine's advanced application of Class-D technology keeps the signal in the digital realm until just prior to output, and markedly improves detail in the high frequencies, thanks to enhanced time management (pulse) accuracy. The Alpine iLX-F903D - DAB Plus Head Unit utilises Alpine's Halo9 display system and brings a 9-inch high-resolution touch-screen to any vehicle with 1DIN installation space. Alternatively, you can also place the control knob anywhere else in the vehicle with a simple custom installation.I almost stopped there but had a look around - there were unused sockets ("Aux Input" which I'll never use, and one for the wheel remote was empty so I looked around to make sure I hadn't accidentally unplugged it - there was no corresponding plug hanging around back there that I could find).