what kind of MP3 connection cable do i need for this radio?
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I have only used MP3 disks that play like normal CDs. The Sony literature that came with the Boombox says that the audio plug uses a stero minijack with an imput minimum of 245 mV. Bob Benson
893335
Just a regular male to male auxiliary cord. But if you burn your mp3 songs to a cd. They will play like normal in the CD player
893336
a regular male to male auxillary cord you can pick one up at any retail store or radio shack which is where I usually go if I need something because they are always right when I buy from them I hope I answered your question
2260870
There is a place for an auxiliary cord that I use for my mp3 but no fancy "docking station" or usb
1339087
If the radio has an "aux" button it will work. The "aux" button is for the multi CD changer, so if you one of those it will have to be unplugged to use this cable. If you don't have the multi CD changer, there will be an open port on the back of the radio.
2135500
I reviewed some info on the Maxell but did not find any info about FM radio hookup. I would think there is an adapter that you could use.
314852
3.5mm audio line input for connecting MP3 players (players sold separately)
600577
There's an audio input cable jack that you can hook your computer or mp3 player too if you needed to.
1338703
I my brief encounter with that piece of junk radio, I observed a USB port and a small combination earphone jack, antenna port. This radio has the worst audio quality I have ever heard. I sent it back the day after if was delivered.
1517563
No. There is a headphone jack. I'm not sure how it would work if you got a heaphone-to-RCA adapter cable and connected the RCA side to a stereo. There is a headphone-level *input* to play your MP3 over this radio's speaker.
519881
"MUSIC iLINK allows you to connect your MP3 player to the SoundBar. MUSIC iLINK uses a 3.5mm stereo audio cable. From the headphone jack on your MP3 player simply connect a 3.5mm stereo cable to the MUSIC iLINK on the SoundBar. Change the source on the SoundBar to MUSIC iLINK and enjoy."So just a normal 3.5mm stereo cable
218295
You can just connect to your mp3 player, but this unit is a piece of crap so I'd avoid it if I were you and invest in something better such as this Excelvan FM Transmitter Car Charger Compatible with Apple iPhone 4 3GS 3G iPod TOUCH MP3
2041418
If you have the know how you can download anything and put it on a flash and use that. I downloaded and put stuff on my mp3 and bought a cable to connect the mp3 to this unit to play music. Cable was like $5. Unit has an input place for that.
950496
I do not know. I have not tried to connect an MP3 playing device to this unit...
1858274
There are versions of this turntable with and without USB connections. Make sure that the description of the turntable you are purchasing mentions USB if that is what you need.
1545921
You need a 1/8" stereo to a dual phono (RCA). Plug the two RCA into the back, like in the tape inputs since most people don't use that one. Then change the receiver to the tape and plug the 1/8" stereo into the headphone jack of any phone or iPod or music player. You can get that cable almost anywhere, on Amazon or at radio shack or Walmart
1916842
The radio has a 3.5 mm jack that would allow other MP3 players to play through the clock radio. However be mindful this connection is an "output" type only connection and won't charge your MP3 player. Basically all you're doing is plugging your headphones into the radio using a 3.5mm male/male cable.
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It has an external connection, but I am not certain if it can accommodate an MP3 player.
906135
A genuine cable (kenwood icon, etc.) will work I assume. The cheap Chinese cables will work as well , (suck as the ones found on amazon,) will work too. The issue with these is the drivers. If you buy one, (I own two,) you need do some research on line on how to install the driver. Once you get the driver installed for the cable the rest is simply programming the radio and writing the info. You also best to stay withthe uv-b5 series in my opinion, as the uv-5r series has several different firmware versions and that makes it a pain to use. The b5 writes very well. Inhave not used a uv-82. I hope this helped. YouTube also has some good videos that demonstrate how to install the proper driver. A genuine cable (kenwood icon, etc.) will work I assume. The cheap Chinese cables will work as well , (suck as the ones found on amazon,) will work too. The issue with these is the drivers. If you buy one, (I own two,) you need do some research on line on how to install the driver. Once you get the driver installed for the cable the rest is simply programming the radio and writing the info. You also best to stay withthe uv-b5 series in my opinion, as the uv-5r series has several different firmware versions and that makes it a pain to use. The b5 writes very well. Inhave not used a uv-82. I... » Read More A genuine cable (kenwood icon, etc.) will work I assume. The cheap Chinese cables will work as well , (suck as the ones found on amazon,) will work too. The issue with these is the drivers. If you buy one, (I own two,) you need do some research on line on how to install the driver. Once you get the driver installed for the cable the rest is simply programming the radio and writing the info. You also best to stay withthe uv-b5 series in my opinion, as the uv-5r series has several different firmware versions and that makes it a pain to use. The b5 writes very well. Inhave not used a uv-82. I hope this helped. YouTube also has some good videos that demonstrate how to install the proper driver. « Show Less