Can this be used to amplify a mp3 player for the input jack on a car radio?
1293690
Yes. Input line from MP3 player goes to amp. Line out from amp goes to car input jack.
870465
Yes. It will play your songs through your car speakers, so long that your car radio, and the FM transmitter ar tuned to the same frequency. However don't expect the quality of sound to be the greatest. I'd much rather go with one of those tape converters. Good luck!
832415
No, it may be the same size jack, but the input voltage is much smaller if I recalls correctly. unless it has a form of dynamic normalizer, it would not likely work.
211362
Yes. You would use the auxiliary RCA L + R; NOT a mini jack, inputs on the rear panel for excellent sound quality might I add.
465952
yes as long as your not adding an amplifier for a subwoofer otherwise you would need to run a wire for amp power.. it will hook up fine to a standard car stereo speakers as it has 4x80watt outputs.
278603
Yes. It will convert the sound signal from the car stereo to a signal appropriate for any power amplifier
1617625
I bought this for that exact reason, and unfortunately it doesn't work. This device is used for like cars with auxiliary ports.
994945
I'm not sure since I don't have a car, but I believe you could provided your car radio has the appropriate auxiliary jack. And I believe it would probably need an auxiliary cord, not a USB.
97830
Yes it can. It will do it through the FM RADIO SIGNAL. The audio can be good or not. You also have the option to run an auxiliary cable and connect it to the car. Either way it is gonna work.
2165007
If your car stereo has dual rcas in then yes but if not I will probably have a 3.5mm line in jack.
979854
I don't know. I bought it to amplify headphones. It didn't work like I wanted it to. So I threw it away.
2092236
Yes, with a headphone jack to RCA jack converter. You'll need to turn the mp3 player up all the way for the input signal to be strong enough. Depending on the quality of your receiver you'll likely get a small amount of hiss with your music (mostly noticed between songs and not so much during them).
828517
Yes that could work if the pre-amp is bringing the signal up to line-level. The Behringer Shark should also work for this and gives a few extra features.
177835
Yes you can. However, you will need a 3.5mm to RCA converter at the least. I would also recommend using a pre-amp or an LC-1 from PAC, because using the phone as your volume control is not convenient or safe to do while you are driving. PAC LC-1 Remote Amplifier Level Controller
834955
No, because there would be no amplifier. It's like trying to plug a music player into a PA speaker, there would be nothing to amplify the sound.
41949
It can be used for car audio but I wouldn't use it for that bc it is so bulky
2144990
It actually says AUX IN next to the jack, so I wouldn't think it would give any output signal to the speakers.