My car stereo has a 3.5mm aux input. Will this work with my car stereo?
922972
No expert but can only agree with Craig W. Think Nuforce benefits would only be appreciated via headphones or home situation. Lotsa difference noticed in that closed environment - not sure about the open road.
922973
You could do this if you really want to go to all that trouble. Use an iStuff cable to the box, an RCA-to-3.5 cable between the box and the car system, and a 12v power adapter. I don't know why you want to go to all this trouble with so little to gain. The iDo sounds great - but even with a major league car system and a silent car, you're probably not going to notice enough difference to justify the clutter. I'd run the iThing's audio out into the car system with a 3.5-3.5 and enjoy the music.
922974
If you can power the box it would work, but in a car environment the improvement in noise level would be impossible to hear. (The usual background noise level in cars relative to "normal" listening levels is on the order of 30-40dB. The background level of most cars is around 55-65 db relative to the auditory threshold.) You would be better off listening to the Nuforce in a home environment with good headphones and just feeding the 3.5mm output of your iPod or iPhone into the AUX jack.
922975
No ,you will need a 3.5mm aux output for this to work , then take the 3.5mm out put from the amp to your headphones.
980731
If your device has an input for headphones, this should work. 3.5mm is the standard headphone jack.
984175
Yes, I just checked with my iPhone earphones, both use a 3.5mm input/output connection.
983131
I have not tried it, but I believe it will work find. It would require a 3.5 out to the 3.5 input into your car. It would be the headphone jack. You would have two volume controls because it would involve two amplifiers--the one in your car radio and the Fostex.
1683106
Yes, as long as your car has an auxiliary in function on the radio. You should be able to plug it in with a 1/8 inch headphone jack, it would be like plugging you phone/mp3/Ipod in to play music. You will need to plug it into one of the Headphone outputs then plug it into you Aux input.
1260693
It won't work ... Since the 3.5 is for toslink not aux... What exactly are you trying to do? Maybe I can help you...
89581
Steven - it works to connect my iPod - recent model to my car stereo system. Ben
2175676
Check the back of your car radio. If it has an auxiliary input, then it will work perfectly.
362076
You have two types of connections. 3.5MM plug and then RCA. The devices includes a 3.5MM plug to RCA converter cable. If you stereo can be connected with either 3.5MM or RCA, it will work.
1637146
It should work fine. Just be sure it works with the stereo that you are installing
1476027
Yes!... it will work!, your car needs to have a 3.5 mm jack and usb, but you wouldn't be buying this if your car didn't have it.
100889
It depends on the aux port. If it is a red/white rca jack, yes it will connect.
1856531
I'm mixed about this answer. I think it may depend on the actual car because I have had this in a few different cars with antennas in front and rear and different results. I know this answer doesn't help but I will say this is one of the better quality products I've tried. If you car has an aux input this device has and output or if your has a tape player it will work with one of those adapters. Good luck and sorry for the vague answer.
1900989
With a male to male 3.5mm audio cable you may be able to connect to the car audio, I haven't tried this yet, but it should work.
383603
It depends, if the radio has only one aux. input, it will work fine. If your radio has two inputs (one for the mic one for the earpiece) this will not work.
1526246
I don't know, since you need to plug it into either the audio inputs or some other type of input. I guess it would depend on your car.
871193
As long as your device has bluetooth or 3.5mm headphone jack, and your car has AM/FM radio, this will work.