what type of cable/y adapter do I need to use my mp3 player with my smooth 5.65 treadmill?
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Any type of standard RCA cable, running through the mp3 headphone jack, should do the trick. That said, I've never used mine.
2193833
There is a place to plug in an auxiliary cord, which should work with all mp3 players
830748
You can use it with any mp3 format. Transfer from your computer after connecting the cable
1642401
I actually traded in my DDJ-SB (the left jog wheel froze on me), but from what I remember it does not have any audio inputs. There's an RCA input that comes from a USB port on your computer. There is then an RCA output to your audio interface.
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You have the VN-7100 which I also have, but bought the VN-702PC so I could do what you're trying to do. You can't transfer the mp3 files to your computer with the VN-7100. The VN-702PC even comes with the short USB cable to do your file transfer. I also have a MacbookPro and the VN-702PC works fine with it.
2285001
It works with any MP3 player, but don't get it, the sound quality is really bad. Don't waste your money!
552129
Not sure about that particular adapter. There are adapters for PCMCIA to USB available, though. Your best bet is to get a Soundblaster card that connects directly to USB.
2271465
Put the adapter on the record before you put it on the player. A simply google or YouTube search will clear up any questions.
2153921
All you need is an 1/8" cable to a RCA cable. Plug the 1/8" (headphone jack) into your MP3 player and connect the RCA cables to the amp. Done.
2176706
None. I used 1/4" to XLR adapters. The inputs are close together and the heavy adapters caused the entire thing to want to tip over.
1785536
Found it!Search Amazon for:Gino Mini 5 Pin 3.5mm to USB MP3 MP4 Charge Speaker Connector Cable
120824
microUSB to USB is what you need. plug it in like any other USB mp3 player and it will be recognized by any compatible device: pc, sound system, etc.
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Hello: I'm using this adapter for a completely different application, i.e. transcription pedal. I'm sorry I don't have a better answer for you...
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I don't know. I have a Pioneer Mp3 player. It's an XM unit.It's a few years old. Sorry I couldn't help more.Good Luck
1265609
While I have not tried this, if you can route your MP3 or smart phone through the the treadmill, the CD player should work just as well. The ultimate question is whether your aux. plug-in can connect into the player. Good luck with it.
1282078
See Fred Cullen's answer as well... you can use an extension. If you have M to M you can get a M to F adapter.
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I can't help you there, mine connects just fine, but I hope you didn't format the MP3 player beforehand, I remember seeing something in the instructions booklet about it. I don't have personal experience with your error but I would refer to the manual for any troubleshooting of that sort.