Can I use this on a 2015 Ford F250 w/only USB inputs to 3.5mm headphone jack on a Sansa MP3 player and hear the sound from the truck speakers?
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I have a 2015 Fusion, and I thought it would work for me but it didn't....however I can get my MP3 to work with another cable.. will go threw speakers but not headphones when hooked up to system.......
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Yes, I do believe so. The usb headphone jack should be compatible to most if not all audio/digital devices. I use mine for a digital recorder to usb laptop but it should be the same concept to vehicle stereos with usb port compatibility as well as mp3 devices. As long as the Jack end fits into your mp3 port it should work. 90% sure. But to play it safe look up the details to your mp3 and see what size Jack is compatible as most mp3 players tend to have smaller Jack ports. Hope this helps.
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If your audio has AUX you can use this receiver. It will connect easily with 3.5mm cable.
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Hi Scott yes you can. you may need to use the built in phono pre=amp to do it, but it should work, try it with the usb first
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No, this is only a power supply, what you need is some other device that the flash drive goes into that will play the mp3 files. There are plug-in (into car power ports) devices like that, but this is only a power supply.
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it should i used it for a sansa mp3 player to pair with my bluetooth speaker
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Should be compatible with any car that has FM or Bluetooth however sound not on other person cell or house phone
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Yes, just just avoid using the yellow cable. It depends more on the software you are using. It has to detect audio through USB.
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My car doesn't have USB port but it would likely work. I can play files using Clip through my computer. If you are going to play it through car system I hope to God your using FLAC and not MP3 files.
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I bought this specifically because it doesn't need an audio jack in the car. All you need is a car that can pick up FM radio signals. Then just plug the device in and play whatever you feel like listening to. (This device plugs into 2 places. The cigarette lighter for power, and into your music player for input. It's just a standard 3.5mm socket. Identical to the type used for earphones.)
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If your USB drive has a 3.5mm audio jack, you may be able to use it, however, if not- you cannot.
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It will work. My F150 also has multiple speakers and it works just fine. I didn't have to upgrade anything.
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If you have a cassette player in your car , get the Griffin cassette adapter. It looks like a regular cassette that you put in the cassette player and it has a wire that conects to the Sansa. Far better sound than using an empty fm station, which sometimes has a hissing sound. I got mine at Target for about $13.-
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Yes, but not with the GOgrove product. You need to get a short cord with 2 male ends. One to put in your mp3 and one end to plug into the dash? A lot of vehicles do not have that receiver in the dash? So, good luck. May be other ways, but that's the only way I know.
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Christina, each set comes with 2 connectors. In your case, you need two sets. I cannot help you with the truck you have, but you can search it as 1997 Ford f250 speakers harness. You could also, add your vehicle within Amazon, that would make your life easier. I hope it helps.
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You could use amplified speakers as long as you get the right cord. To work in your truck you are going to need a vehicle antenna. The home antenna that comes with won't work well inside your truck.
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If you can connect via USB (like ipad, iphone, tablet) I suppose you could use as audio output. Google your question or ask Yamaha as a better siurce.
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As long as those speakers have a standard headphone plug (3.5 mm) at the end, you should be all set. Just plug it in the headphone jack on the Sansa, and you're all done. You may want to turn up the volume all the way on the Sansa, but control the volume on the portable speakers. This assures maximum sound quality.