I own a 2007 Ford Freestyle.It has Aux option on the audio device but It does not have an input to plug in the aux cable.Will this device help ?
242711
No it won't. You have to select a fm channel and every channel available to me music came through with heavy static. It is a waste of money
242712
This device works with any radio because it transmits to a radio channel. You just need to pick a channel that is not being used and you are good to go. It comes with a aux plug. Do not change your radio to the aux. Leave it on radio and just find a station with lots of static.
242713
Yes this is your answer to your problem but dont buy this one its cheap and dose not work well I got one from best buy for 69$ works really well
2226380
The front aux. input is not easy to see - it's recessed and behind a panel. I don't see why 4 or 8 ohm speakers would not work.
1425017
I was not impressed with the performance of this product, weak signal along with interference, I really enjoy my Zune player to bad Microsoft dis-continue. try it once and through it in the glove box I believe I will try to sell it on eBay. to answer your question No you do not need aux input, it transmits through your radio.
177836
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.
2164610
You could with an auxiliary audio cord. It has an earphone jack, so as long as you are using a cord or some other device that works with your car stereo an plugs into an earphone jack it would work. But the device does not transmit a signal. It will not connect on its own.
2117161
Have you tried using the pro logic? If you switch to AUX, you will have to use pro logic in order for everything to function right.
773453
If your radio has a "mode" button on it, you can add an aux input relatively easily with a cable that plugs into the back. Search Amazon for an e46 aux cable.
1377372
You should use http://www.amazon.com/Miccus-Mini-jack-RX-Bluetooth-Receiver/dp/B0038MA11U/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1387317066&sr=1-1&keywords=miccus+Rx Receiver to plug into Aux input for Car, I am using this and absolutely works great. Very good quality output.
773454
No, this unit has an AUX Out port,and uses a 3.5mm male-to-male cable that has to plug in (somehow) to your radio. If you have no AUX In port in your vehicle, it's not going to work.
332156
It works for me. One thing weird about the dock is that all audio is sent to the the aux jack EXCEPT for phone calls. No sound comes out of the phone speakers unless you make a phone call. You can use the speakerphone function, but the call may not be loud enough for you. So, if you have the phone connected to the dock, you need to have either the AUX or Bluetooth selected on your car stereo and the unit turned on, or you will hear nothing.
1478377
You already have an aux if you have a 2007 z4. read the manual and look above the ashtray on the right.
1628868
The usb connector on this device is for power only, it does not send audio to your truck radio through the usb port. If your truck radio USB port has sufficient power output (probably does) then it will power this device and you can then connect it to the truck radio using the provided 3.5mm audio cable into your Aux input. If you do not have an Aux input, you may be able to add one, use an FM transmitter, or a cassette converter.
1635412
This head unit is not Apple friendly in regards to connectivity from direct wire. But you will be able to connect via Bluetooth audio stream only. As long as you can get an aftermarket double din install kit, you should be able to install this unit in your Ford. Thank you
2070519
This product connects to your cars audio system AUX input port. It is not an FM transmitter (like some other products). For this to work you must have and select the AUX input source on your car audio system instead of the FM radio.
760868
If you go to Pioneers website they have a bunch of how to videos you can watch and they tell you how to use the microphone. It appears in your unit the aux input ( which the mic uses ) is on the back of the unit
1517998
I don't know. I have a 2007 Ford Edge. My cigarette lighter is tucked away also. I just get too much static....have to turn volume all the way up. When I end a call the stereo is blasting.
1262496
The device is a transmitter as far as I know the Aux on the auto is for input. Don't know of any car radios that have connections for output like home stereo systems, so I do not think this device will work for what you want.