Will this work like a power amp for a car stereo if I run a cable from my iPod into the E07k and then into my stereo's axillary jack?
2088969
I have never tried but I do not think so. This is more a portable or desktop device for your headphones. I would better recommend to buy a dedicated small car amplifier.
2088970
check out boostaroo for audio amplifiers specially for cars...this ampwill be much better than stock audio but a preamp from boostaro shudbe tons better
2088971
It will boost the signal going into the aux jack, acting like a pre-amp. However, it is not designed to power large speakers and can only produce 250mW of power at 32 ohm. So you will get a little boost, but the car amp will still be doing most of the work.
2088972
Yeah, but it doesn't improve anything since your car stereo has a built in amplifier. If you want to bypass your ipod amp, just buy a LOD cable.
877614
I'm sure if you get a cord with both ends the same size as a headphone jack it should work. Both allow headphone use. I think it a 1 1,5 mm jack size. I have the same cord running from my iPod to the auxiliary jack in my car.
1232706
No, as long as you use something else that has a dac. This is essentially just an amp and dock for the e17 which is a portable dac
1448912
I connected my Ipod to a guitar amp. Crank it up in the a.m. Wakes up the kids. That is why I got it. Most PCs have a stereo jack for headphones, so this will work. The smaller end goes in the PC, bigger end in the amp. Crank the tunes, dude. Or movies, if that is what you like.
1654410
not an expert here, but I do own this product. If you are outputting from a computer and you have an adapter that splits from the mono jack into regular + and - speaker cables yes. BUT this is not an amplifier, and if your computer doesnt have a way to boost the signal like a pre-amp then I dont think it will work like you want. You lose some power from the source through the splitter. I'm sure one of the more knowledgeable people would ring in, but look at the inputs on the picture to get a better idea.
1806501
I would assume so. If you plug in any Apple device via 30 pin or even an Android/mp3 player to the earphone jack and hit play, it will magically make music emanate from your vehicles' speakers.
727693
If the usb port is able to charge things then it will power them but you will most likely need a splitter to have the aux cable go into these speakers and your radio. These speakers might the oil in them jump in correlation to the sound and the louder you turn them up the more they jump. hope this helped.
1620076
The EQ takes in an analog signal, and splits it into up to 2 channels of analog audio + 1 channel for your subs. So it would go in between your DAC and your speakers. You could power it with a "wall wart" 12v DC power supply, with the positive lead plugged into the +12v and remote and negative lead into ground. I doubt the device draws that much amperage, since it only amplifies line level.
446034
This will absolutely work using a 12v supply from your cigarette lighter I bought this little amp just so I could plug my mp3 into it I have a Ford Escort and in order to install a head unit I would have to buy a new face plate at $90.00 and with this I now can connect my mp3 and it works very well but beware of the quality of the 12v plug you use some can pick up electronic static while the cars engine is running !
1916794
Sai,It should work with that head unit but you would certainly notice the difference with an amp.Eric C
1396349
Heck yes. I use this to DJ. I would personally get a 1/8" to rca adapter, and run your computer out to the aux. in. You can then use the 1/8" front input to hook up your ipod or any music player to.
1834243
Yes it should, but might not might lack some of the high, mid and low frequencys as your stereo deck normally controls the inputs and the amp boosts the signal from stereo deck
2141713
No, this only offers power. You still need an auxiliary cable to connect your ipod to your stereo.
1589845
No it will not the cable is designed to go from auxin out on the iPod to 30 pin in on the stereo. The cable only works if the stereo doesn't interface and just passes sound through. What you are trying to do is the opposite which is take sound out through the 30 pin in through aux. This wouldn't work anyway as the 30 pond on the cable and iPod is a female connection you would need a Aux to 30 pin male
1232711
Yes. This is just an amp. It combines well with the fiio e17, it docks on it and acts as a dac, then you have the option to either bypass the e17 and amp with the 9k or amp with both
383539
I use mine between and generation 5 iPod and a small speaker. It greatly increases the volume. It also has individual volume control. So as long as the plug ins match, I wouldn't see why it wouldn't work. It is just an inline amplifier.
842200
You'll need a cable that goes from regular 1/8" stereo phone jack on your motherboard "green" output to two 1/4" "Phone" plugs going into the input of this amplifier and then set your impedance for AUX on the amplifier. I can't guarantee this will work, though. You may need to use two 5 MFD capacitors to DC isolate the amplifier input from the motherboard audio "green" plug.