Will this work with my speakers that I have with my present stereo? I have the large speakers, A.M./F.M.plus cd player and compatible for mp player?
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I have my unit plugged into my Sony stereo. I hooked it into the aux port then I added a multispeaker connection device (radio shack), and now I have it playing thru the system with 6 speakers on my patio.
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Hi MaddieLike most cd players, this unit has to plug into a receiver with it's own amplification (what your a.m./f.m./cd unit probably serves as) or a separate amp. If your receiver has a place for another accessory on the back with two phono plug inputs, such as for a turntable or it might just say input, then you can plug this changer into those and then there should be a corresponding setting on the front buttons that will switch the input to where you plugged it in on the back of the receiver unit. In this case, the output to the speakers will still be limited to the amplification of your receiver, so it won't affect the speakers. Hi MaddieLike most cd players, this unit has to plug into a receiver with it's own amplification (what your a.m./f.m./cd unit probably serves as) or a separate amp. If your receiver has a place for another accessory on the back with two phono plug inputs, such as for a turntable or it might just say input, then you can plug this changer into those and then there should be a corresponding setting on the front buttons that will switch the input to where you plugged it in on the back of the receiver unit. In this case, the output to the speakers will still be limited to the amplification... » Read More Hi MaddieLike most cd players, this unit has to plug into a receiver with it's own amplification (what your a.m./f.m./cd unit probably serves as) or a separate amp. If your receiver has a place for another accessory on the back with two phono plug inputs, such as for a turntable or it might just say input, then you can plug this changer into those and then there should be a corresponding setting on the front buttons that will switch the input to where you plugged it in on the back of the receiver unit. In this case, the output to the speakers will still be limited to the amplification of your receiver, so it won't affect the speakers. « Show Less
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This is not a stand alone unit. If you can connect the audio cables from this unit into a receiver then it will play through your speakers. You cannot connect speakers to this and have it play music, it is not a power (amplifier).
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I got a set of logitech so 20 stereo speakers with a 3.5mm input from Walmart for around twelve bucks. They stand about 6 inches tall and also work with my mp3 player. Hope you find what you are looking for!
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If you are talking about a walkman type CD player it should work as there is an AUX jack on the radio that will accommodate the same size jack as a standard headset.
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Yes it will use the old speakers. But if your upgrading your stereo you should definitely upgrde the speakers. Also yes you can use the navigation during music. Works good.
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I'm not certain if it will fit, but my best guess is that the external CD player would be using the plug-in port that the auxiliary jack would need. So I would guess no.
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Yes it should work, the only thing u need to do is check the # of pins that are in the back of the CD player compared to the adapter plug.. Hope this helped you Sarah. Good luck
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That's what I bought it for & it worked great in mine. (I have a 6 CD player)
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Yes I connected an sd card with MP3's through the usb and tested it with an MD player on the aux and both worked. I'm using a Pioneer radio....remember the cable is only an extension cable and the head unit needs to be able to connect to whatever is attached to the cable.
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Sorry, I'm not much help. On the CD box is says it is compatible with MP3 devices, but I don't use it that way. Can you call Customer Support at 877-2239763 and ask?
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I am not positive about this as I haven't tried it but it should as it works with other CD players
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You could use RCA out (red and white connectors) on your stereo receiver to the RCA input on the amp. Because it doesn't have speaker binding posts you can't use it to replace an amp in your system, per se, of course there are workarounds, but as a headphone amp for a CD, SACD, digital stream, etc., through your stereo receiver it should work beautifully. Hope that helps.~Christian
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That depends. Your speakers must have analogic inputs or outputs, either p2 or RCA. Mine works great with a pair of amplified computer speakers.
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Hello Oscar,You are completely right.You can surely conect any externa source of sound , you just need RCA outputs at your source device or any kind of output with the adapter cable.I have my audio player connected with the "mini jack" to RCA cable and it works great, so your CD player will work as well.Hopefully you will have as much fun with this "baby", as I have. GREAT sound .Regards.Marek
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This should work. Every situation is a little different but normally this will work. The adapter you purchase should "not" be for stereo.
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Yes, If the CD player has the standard headphone jack 3.5 mm (approx. 1&#8260;8 inch) it should work fine and support stereo sound.
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you have to hook upto a reciver . 2 yes it will work with your system. and your speakers
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Not sure about Stereo but it has two speakers, left and right both should be working.