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First LOOK Alpine iLX-F511 iLX-F509 iLX-507 i509-WRA-JL at GoFast Mobile Expo 2022
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- Опубликовано: 9 апр 2022
- First look at all new Alpine models for 2022 at the GoFast Mobile Expo 2022. Check out the all new Alpine iLX-F511, iLX-F509, iLX-507 and i509-WRA-JL featuring wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, dual USB ports, optional GPS navigation with on road and off road maps plus a TON of audio control features AND high resolution audio playback. Did I mention these models now feature two composite camera inputs? My co-worker Victoria and I took a day off to go to the GoFast Mobile Expo 2022 to see new products, attend manufacturer training and we also got to meet Dean and Fernando! We had a great time. Big thank you to all the vendors and to everyone at GoFast Solutions. Special thank you to Colin Vargo at Alpine for patiently answering all my questions and to Dean and Fernando for taking time out of their busy day to chat with us. It was so nice to meet you guys!
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I'm confused the manual says the primary input for Android is 2.4 amps and that the other cord is charge only at 1.5 amps it could just be a typo in the manual
Good point, I see that too. I'll have to follow up with them to clarify. What I've heard from some manufacturers regarding the USB charging is that they really need to move over to USB C in order to increase charge capacity, but maybe Alpine's figured it out.
@@carstereochick 2.4 is the limit of raw power charging without PD technology or Qualcomm fast charging. Qualcomm allows analog charging up to 2.4 Amps.
I saw someone else saying that the 1.5 amp port may also allow playback but I don't have the ability to test it
Followed up with Alpine today - the Android Auto/Apple CarPlay (USB 1) port is 1.5 amps. The secondary USB port is the 2.4 amp! I don't think this info was available at the time of the training because I do remember asking the question.
@@carstereochick I downloaded the PDF from Crutchfield. The 2.4A Black Cable for Iphone/Android USB Flash Drive, the Grey 1.5A Cable is charge only no data.
@@UltraCon79 I see that so now I’m even more confused because I usually always go by the manual, but the response I got regarding which cable does what was from Colin Vargo who is a brand product specialist, he does product trainings for Alpine. Maybe he misunderstood my question. I’m gonna text him a screenshot from the manual and see what he says. I’ll report back.
Thank you for this video. Truly excited to see the new Alpine line up for 2022.
Thanks Zak, I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
Hey good video with a lot of details- thanks
But is it possible to user different content on the screen in the front and the hdmi out in the back?
Because I like to here music in the driver seat while my child is watching a film in the back of the car
getting my 507 finally from crutchfield just got shipped today . I can't wait..
We are waiting to see a full review of these units from you. Especially the 507 as it fits straight into many cars easily and requires very less planning. 🤩
Yes, that is next on my to do list! Sorry for the lag in content. It was a hectic summer, but colder/gloomier weather is coming and that is when I tend to get focused on content creation.
Thanks for video. I'm going to look really hard at the 507 for my 19-year old truck.
It appears to be an awesome value. I'm kind of most excited for this one because it seems like so many great features for the money.
Can this series of halos be adjusted for single din chassis mounting like the pioneer T76/8600nex?
Thanks
Yes, same idea. Single din chassis and you can adjust how far up/down the screen sits on the chassis as well as how far in/out.
Any update on the GPS module? I got to remote offroad locations in europe so not having this will be a deal breaker for me.
Not recently. Last I checked it was pretty vague like some time next year. I should see if I can get another update on that, thank you for the reminder!
Any info on where to get the added gps can not find it any where ?
It's not available just yet, Alpine is hoping to release it later this year.
@@carstereochick thanks
One big time bummer that Carstereochick pointed out...Alpine in its infinite wisdom only has one usb port that reads data (other is charging only per manual/cust service) and that seems like the only port the add-on nav can connect to...so unless Alpine has devised a pass through usb port on the nav add on itself the nav add on will take up the only data usb port on these new units...very disappointing when Kenwood/JVC/Pioneer all offer units with 2 usb data ports!
Can you turn the screen lighting completely off on any model while still listening to music? And which ones accomdate rear tv screens?
Great questions. They do have a display off option, EDIT: which appears to include the lower buttons too. They all have an aux input so if your RSE has its own DVD player and audio output, that could be piped in to the front unit. Or if you want to go A/V out from the in dash receiver, they all have an HDMI input and HDMI output. If your rear monitors have HDMI input, you could utilize that feature.
Also that aux input, you can use a 4 pole 3.5 A/V adapter to do video in as well.
@@carstereochick Alpine it is then. Thank you for your help and hands on research. My stereo shop doesnt have them yet. Was going to order the Ilx- 509. But do alot of night driving on family excursions. Nice to have total off but still play audio. Thank you
does anyone know if both USB ports can read data? If it is only 1 data port and 1 charge port with no sd card support Im not sure this is worth it
Both will read data so you can load up a thumb drive with FLAC files for example for USB 2. Or if you want to add the optional GPS navigation, that will have to connect to USB 2.
So in theory, you could plug in the alpine usb nav into usb 2 and a hard drive into the other usb port that I can pass movies through the HDMI out port? Hope I am making sense here, thanka for the reply
Awesome question, but I think the answer might be no. I'd have to verify with Alpine. These units do have an HDMI input and output, but I think the output is more a pass-thru for the HDMI input. I don't think the unit has the ability to take movies from USB in another format and pass thru the HDMI output. I could be wrong.
You could feasibly have your Alpine navigation on USB 2 and have movies on USB 1 playing through the radio, but depending on the format, I don't know if would support any type of A/V out. It might. Also, I don't know what size device you have and how many files it has on it, but there are usually limits on what the radio can actually read - usually I have a client bring in their portable hard drive or USB thumb drive and we test it prior to moving forward.
You could also have something playing through HDMI input and pipe that to the HDMI output while having the GPS connected to USB 2.
Thanks for replying back, I just checked pg 55 of the halo9 manual and it states the following:
•HDMI pass-through is automatically on: There is no setting that needs to be turned on. • HDMI output is a pass-through only: Audio output though HDMI is not supported. • HDMI Output will pass video through when source is on HDMI In, USB Video and Video content is available. • To play video from a third party streaming device that third party manufacturer may require an adapter to do so.
This looks like good news...one of the major issues with the HDMI out port of previous Alpine stereos was that they were only compatible with their specific DVD player and would not pass through anything other than that...the manual on the x308 for example was very vague on the hdmi out port capabilities...
I think you may have answered my biggest question though about both usb ports being able to recognize a hard drive/flash drive...I wish Alpine/Kenwood would take a cue from Pioneer and make their units more media friendly...of the pioneer 8600nex had HDMI out capabilities it would be the perfect unit! Thanks again for your help and replying back!
Hi, I buy alpine ilx f511 but I can’t connect apple carplay
Yeah I did also and it’s not working. I called alpine and they are blaming Apple. But CarPlay still works on other stereos. So it’s alpines fault
I have de same problem, let me know if someone can fix the problem…..please!
There is an update, just came out yesterday - kb.alpine-usa.com/article/ilx-f511-ilx-f509-ilx-507-firmware-update-v-1-1-250.html
Hai am confused between alpine 509 or 507 which one is better. Do i get any additional if i take 509.
The iLX-F509 and iLX-F511 have the larger floating screen compared to the double din iLX-507. Feature wise, as far as I'm aware of, they're the same. BUT I do think the screen quality/responsiveness is better on the 509 & 511. I recently demonstrated that difference briefly in my Wrangler specific review on the i509-WRA-JL. To add to the part # confusion, the Jeep specific i509-WRA-JL has a screen that is more like what you see on the iLX-507. The iLX-F509 & iLX-F511 have a glossier finish and their screen that is more responsive which you can see demonstrated briefly at 1:41 - 1:45: ruclips.net/video/k3zrtSOmI6g/видео.html
@@carstereochick thanks for the prompt reply. hai i did check your review before asking and yes i heard u saying 509 screen is more responsive.thanks for clarifying my doubt with the units just wanted to know as i am planning to fit. My sedan car has by default a 7 inch din screen area and when i fit a 509 it takes up little area protruding out on either side of the vents on the sides and that too confused what i should do.
@@carstereochick and such an expensive unit has wired android compared to pioneer
It’s wireless
We like to do a mock up with cardboard or a piece of paper cut out to size get an idea of how/where it will sit and make sure it’s not blocking anything too important. It’s common for these floating screens to block fans slightly but in most cars, they still look great.
nice upgrade. just bought the 411 last year. 😪
I know, right? I totally wasn't expecting any new models any time soon with the chip shortage. I though the 411 was pretty sweet and assumed it would be a current model for some time.
@@carstereochick I like the wireless carplay option and the new screen. but cant see shelling out that much money again
No file loudness
Release date ?
Some retailers have already received the iLX-F511 and iLX-F509. The rest of the models are expected to trickle out to select retailers later this month/early next month. Supplies are limited and shipments are being allocated on a first in, first out basis.
Not a fan of the floating radios cause it gets in the way of the gear shift, stinger has a 10 inch floating touchscreen but also made a flush mount kit for it. It’s a great idea but the stinger radio is trash compared to alpine.
They’re definitely not for every car, that’s for sure. Yeah I know all about the Stinger, we have one in our Wrangler with a flush kit. Had the Alpine X409-WRA-JL previously and looking forward to putting in the new i509-WRA-JL. I’ve done my own testing and reviews on the Stinger, it definitely has its drawbacks but I think it’s got some pro’s going for it too. Would love to know what it is about it you dislike compared to the Alpine. The look? The sound? Thanks for watching!
I’ve always had alpine or pioneer stereos and would hands down prefer the alpine over the stinger, the flush kit is the only advantage.
I want dis seystam available na
They're available from any Alpine dealer.
Kinda disapointed that these screens are still plain old LCD's while our cells phones use OLED and TV's use MicroLED's. If the car audio companies would just use modern tech more people would buy them. I mean comeon a stock Cadillac Escalade has OLED screens. Their was a time when stock car radios were terrible and you must install after market stereos to have good sound and video. Nowadays new cars come stock with high resolution screens and hifi audio. If Alpine, Kenwood, Pioneer and Sony would just get with the times or else they will go by the way of the 🦤.
It will take awhile before that tech becomes mainstream in car audio. I remember when Pioneer, Kenwood and Alpine came out with their first capacitive touch screens and what a big deal that was. Alpine actually works very closely with the OEM industry. Their parent company, Alps in Japan, specializes in manufacturing electronic parts of vehicles, mobile devices, batteries, healthcare & industrial equipment. Once OLED really starts to hit the new car market, it will eventually trickle out to aftermarket products.
As far as these companies going anywhere for not staying with times? I've been hearing people say that back when I started in this business - 22 years ago! Our industry is actually experiencing a bit of a boom the past 2 years largely because of how whacked the car market is. As long as there is a chip shortage and car shortage, people will be spending money upgrading their used vehicles to newer stereos with updated features like these Alpine stereos. I don't think they care if their 5 or 10 year old vehicle has an OLED display as long as it has Apple CarPlay or Android Auto.
And as far as the sound quality on newer vehicles? That depends who you ask. We upgrade brand vehicles equipped with the stock "Premium Audio" system all the time. In some makes and models, the sound quality has definitely improved - Audi's Bang & Olufsen for example. In others, it's gone way downhill - like Ford's Bang & Olufsen. We do a lot of upgrades in brand new Ford F-150's as a result. But I hear you, it would be nice to have the same quality display on the radio as we do on our phones. I do understand why they don't - yet ;)
Absolutely . LCD is so washed out and old tech . Oled is the way to go
no working clock. two hyphens a colon and two hyphens showing a clock spot but no way to set it...
I'm pretty sure clock is set using the GPS antenna.
Although not a deal breaker for me, but I wonder why they couldn't make the 507 fit in the ultra shallow chassis like the 650.
I'm glad for the improvements and super glad they gave a good eq on it and not that silly 5 band graphic
Yeah, that's a good point, I'm not sure why either. It might just have to do with where they build these models and what chassis design is pre-existing in the manufacturing process. The iLX-W650 and iLX-407 are built in Korea, I believe the 507, 509 & 511 are from Thailand.
Agreed, the additional audio control is a great addition!
Sorry you gotta do better..
Who? Me or Alpine?