Will this work with a car stereo's 3.5mm AUX input jack so you can play music from your phone yet have the phone ring thru the stereo?
1886601
Yes, all sounds will go through this transmitter from your phone, alerts, rings, music, etc... Until you turn off your bluetooth from your phone, or turn off this device.
1886602
yes this will work with any auxiliary input. I use it in my car in my garage
1370579
Yes, if you take out the aux wire that is intended to go to the car stereo and plug in your headphone wire it works. It can also be used with a desktop station as well.
89581
Steven - it works to connect my iPod - recent model to my car stereo system. Ben
1640101
I use mine with the aux outlet in the car and it works great. If your car has one, that's the way to go.
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.
609993
l guess so if you have an aux input on the radio transmitter. I have two same devices on two different cars one is connected to an aux, the other via a cassette tape that has a wire and I play music and receive call as well, so I hope this clarifies
155755
No, this cable won't work with taking phone calls. Use of this cable will play the audio through the aux port, but nothing else. Use a standard iPod cable in order to take phone calls through the stereo speakers.
1456605
Nope. This is only for the other direction, to take audio from your phone (via Micro USB) and provide it to a 3.5mm headphone jack as well as a USB plug for typical use in a car setting.
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.
877614
I'm sure if you get a cord with both ends the same size as a headphone jack it should work. Both allow headphone use. I think it a 1 1,5 mm jack size. I have the same cord running from my iPod to the auxiliary jack in my car.
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.
2134395
No, I doubt it. Using this Bluetooth adapter would be just like physically plugging in your phone through your cars 3.5 aux mini jack. (some models or head units may allow for song /artist data to be transferred this way but I know my car won't) I put my phone in a cup holder and rely on it for song info /selection. If you were really serious I guess you could get a dash mount for your phone.
1682099
I believe it will work on any device with an audio jack. I listen to Slacker Radio through my Samsung Galaxy phone, plug this into the audio jack and tune to a FM radio station, and it plays through the car stereo.
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.
148892
This is strictly a receiver. It connects to your Bluetooth device (iPhone/Android) and any music playing from your phone will transmit to your car audio so long as you car has an audio in jack. 3.5mm cable male to male; one side plugged into this device and the other end to the audio in of your car
1627359
Yes. I think it will work. But reading your receiver owner's manual, I see that AUX input jack is REAR of the unit. So I don't know if you can get it connected or ask some car technician for some help. They also recommend a cable (http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Car/Accessories/Smartphone-and-iPod-Cables/CD-IU201V) that is the same as this one.
100889
It depends on the aux port. If it is a red/white rca jack, yes it will connect.