it says that the 3.5 mm jack supports line out, can anyone verify that you can plug this into an aux jack for your car and use it without the FM?
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Yes you can! Any aux chord fits, it's the same size jack as any headphones or earbuds.
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Sorry, I am not able to answer this question. I do not have the XM Aux Jack in my car.
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No, you'd need an AUX port. You might want to look for a unit that outputs to your FM radio.
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I used this about 6 times and threw it away if that helps you at all.I am not sure about the aux out, but I think it is
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I had to update my car stereo with one that has a MP3 jack. Without that MP3 jack my stereo couldn't play podcasts from my iPhone or music from my MP3 player (not necessarily iPod).
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This is Kevin from ReplacementRadios. You can use a standard FM antenna connection or a 3.5mm aux input for this product. If your FM antenna connection isn't present on the radio, you'd need to use your aux input, so you'll have a cable coming out from behind the dash and running to that aux plug. Then you'll select your aux input button to listen to Bluetooth audio coming through the 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.
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Yes, you can play music from your phone without an auxiliary input. You plug the fm transmitter into your phone through the phones headphones input.
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No..you need a male to male aux cable in order to hear the sound in your car.
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Well in my case, when I leave my stereo on too high, there tend to be a static sound going on but I don't know how the cable is with any other aux port on cars or stereo. And also I just use my aux cable for my mustang but I hope this works dude.
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Nathan, how does one connect the adapter to the car stereo? I have a Honda Accord with AM/FM/XM/CD but there's no opening or port for any kind of adapter. You say that you've permanently wired the connection. Does that mean you fiddled with something under or behind the dashboard?
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Does not need bluetooth...i dont know what is a 3.5mm jack. It works by synchronization with an FM channel...mine was not durable...it stopped playing after about a week
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HiYou would only be able to use it if you are able to connect to through the AUX. Or your able to connect via the Bluetooth, if you have anymore questions please let me know.jose
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This product comes with three connectors. The first is a USB connector: Using it is not required, but provides charging capabilities to your iPod. The second is the iPod connector: This plugs into the bottom of the iPod and allows for Line Out quality sound. This is required if you want sound from your iPod device. The third cord is an AUX out cord (sorry don't have the length off the top of my head). This must be plugged into something for the sound to be produced. So, short answer: No, an AUX jack is NOT required. Long answer: Unless you just want to charge your iPod, you will need some sound input port on your radio/stereo/speakers ect. What kind of device are you trying to use this with?
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if it has an fm transmitter or an 3.5mm output the stereo only has this input jack
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Yes. Input line from MP3 player goes to amp. Line out from amp goes to car input jack.
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yes you must provide the cable...you can get them everywhere...it sounds much better thru aux than tunining to a low fm station..enjoy
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The sound is fine when you play the attached mp3/music device. Keep in mind the attachment is only transmitting a radio signal. If there is any sort of sound quality issue, more than likely it will have to do with the player or possibly the car stereo instead of this device. As long as the radio channel is not being used by a station, and your volume is all the way up on the attached device, everything will sound fine.