I have a car stereo with a usb aux input. i want to connect using that usb in, but my source is either stereo rcas or a 3.5mm. would this work that way?
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I have connected mine to my laptops and then to the TV. I use the 3.5mm on the output end and it works great, however I have used it in two laptops, however the first time I use it the system has to load software for audio in order for it to work, so I could not say for certain, unless your system will recognize it. I hope that this helps
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Hi Reese. What do you need it for? As an USB Extension? Just to convert RCA to 3.5mm jack?
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There are two types of audio inputs. Dual standard RCA ( L-R) and a Single input for CD etc. The Speaker inputs are standard RCA. I use the supplied cable with single 3.5 mm connector on one end from my TV head phone Jack and 2 Standard RCA Jacks on other end plugged into the speakers. I don,t know weather this helps you or not.
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There are two types of audio inputs. Dual standard RCA ( L-R) and a Single input for CD etc. The Speaker inputs are standard RCA.I use the supplied cable with single 3.5 mm connector on one end from my TV head phone Jack and 2 Standard RCA Jacks on other end plugged into the speakers. I don,t know weather this helps you or not.
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Steven - it works to connect my iPod - recent model to my car stereo system. Ben
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You can connect it with the 3.5mm RCA cables, but the sound quality is poor, at least on mine, I have an IPod that I connect via USB, the sound quality is much much better. Hope this helps.
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Yes using RCA, there are three RCA inputs that can be used for any external audio source.
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Yes. Go and get an adapter that has a male RCA end (L/R-Channel Plugs-Red & White) that Goes to a STEREO mini (3.5mm) plug. Then to get the length required use a STEREO Female to Female mini plug adapter and an "?" length STEREO mini cable to plug into the units input.You may not need the Female to Female adapter and connector as I found one that was about three feet long.
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This is Kevin from ReplacementRadios. This is an input device. Inputs are for getting sound INTO the radio. An amplifier is relying on output FROM the radio. Two different things. The aux input included in this kit is for plugging into your factory dash (or radio) mounted 3.5mm jack, if so equipped. This eliminates the need for making the connection using the antenna jack on the back of the radio which, in turn, eliminates the need to tune your radio to a certain frequency to use this device. Instead you would hit the button that selects your aux source. Of course this means there would be a cable visible in the vehicle. (Unless you purchase an aux input device that converts your factory plug to 3.5mm, but those are not available for all vehicles/radios.) I think 'Global' either doesn't understand the difference between input and output or he didn't pay full attention to your question and/or the device you were asking about when he provided his answer. You cannot hook an amp up to an INPUT. An amp uses sound that has been OUTPUT from the stereo. Normally low-level, which requires a pre-amp convertor if you're getting the sound from the speaker wires. There are Add-An-Amp kits which are inserted inline between the radio and the factory radio plugs, allowing sound to pass through to the factory speakers and also provide a pre-amp convertor for direct RCA connection to an amp but, again, NONE of this is accomplished through an INPUT into the radio. You need an OUTPUT device. If you have found this answer helpful, please consider purchasing from ReplacementRadios. We're an authorized iSimple retailer, which ensures you get a valid warranty and free iSimple tech support.
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It might, but probably not. USB is digital and Aux is analog. I bought the converter knowing that it probably wouldn't work but it wasn't a lot of bucks, so why not? It did not work for me.
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You can, but you need a cable with red and white RCA component plugs on one end and a 3.5mm audio plug on the other. Using one of those cables, you could connect it to the "PC" connector on the front of the stereo.
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You can either use the 3.5mm "AUX" jack on the front or the red and white RCA plugs on the back. Either of these will work, and Amazon has adapters to connect anything you could imagine.
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1) Yes2) You want an "RCA to 3.5MM stereo" cable, a "3.5mm Stereo Feed-Thru Panel Mount Jack", and a "3.5mm stereo cable".3) No. It connects through the headphone jack.
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No Rca plugs only one AUX port. You could get an aux splitter and send a signal from say a iPod to this and a different sound system though.
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I don't see why not. My car has the aux jack (3.5mm) and a usb port. I play music from a thumb drive and any power that is needed is supplied by the car's battery. The only reason I know it would not work is due to bit rate, but this can be worked around in windows media player (lower the bit rate)
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The make of the car is irrelevant. Your stereo or amp needs to have an RCA input. Any input really using adapters from the RCA plugs. Think of the Bluetooth dongle as a generic audio source. you need to have someway to connect it to your stereo or amp, and a way to select it, if applicable. I run mine straight into the amp. It has moderate bluetooth strength. I am able to pickup a signal through a thin firewall but not much more. FYI.
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I think the USB only charges the unit. I have only successfully played sound with the aux