How can I connect my mp3 player to the system while having the music playing out of every speaker? Thanks!
1840460
Assuming you already have the cable (the one that looks like it has the headphone plug on both ends), just plug one end into your mp3 and the other into the input on the side of the control module. On the left side, there is a jack for headphones and a jack for a stereo input (has a melody symbol beside it). After that, you will have to press the EFFECT button until you get sound out of all speakers. Just a warning. No matter which EFFECT you choose, it won't sound as good as a dedicated stereo.
724516
There is an outport that you can hook up to your stereo. And do remember, you don't have to play everything loud. ;)
2153919
Greetings. All you need is a 3.5MM to Dual RCA connector for the input and it'll amplify the signal. Connect the 3.5MM end to your MP3 player and connected the RCA ends (white & red) to the amp. Make sure that the MP3 player is turned all the way down, as the input for this amp is most likely "low pass" and not "high pass". Here's the cable I'm talking about: Mediabridge 3.5mm Male to 2-Male RCA Adapter (6 Feet) - Step Down Design - (Part# MPC-35-2XRCA-6 ) Good luck!
1544395
These Pioneer speakers connect to the computer by regular USB cable and the speakers are not self-powered from batteries; they get the sound signal from the computer and power from the one USB cable. I am not an expert and only own an older SANSA MP3 player. My SANSA's sound output is not supported by the mini USB connection -- Sound out is only thru a headphone jack. So I highly doubt if they would work with mp3 players that are like mine. Maybe others have more information.
953073
It's a two-way connection. The side that connects to the speaker looks like a tiny usb end, and the other side fits in the headphones jack of your player.
396517
It has a sub cable that comes out the back. It automatically connects to any MP3 device you have
1857128
Of course you can. BUT, you will have to use a headphone to RCA cable and plug it into one of the audio inputs. Will not have the ability to use the MP3 Player's USB cable for sound and control.
682379
Great question, unfortunately, I just use my ipod. There is a hookup for MP3 and ipod. Go on to the pictures and you'll see the side of it, maybe that'll help? I'm not very 'techie' about things, sorry!
1517563
No. There is a headphone jack. I'm not sure how it would work if you got a heaphone-to-RCA adapter cable and connected the RCA side to a stereo. There is a headphone-level *input* to play your MP3 over this radio's speaker.
2234232
When it asks you to connect your MP3 player you make it work by pushing play on your MP3 player not the small button on the mic to play (like with the pre recorded mic song). Pushing the small button with the mp3 hooked up turns it off "bye bye" . If you aren't doing that and it is just randomly stoping Id guess batteries first, then a short in the wire when moved, then a short in the mic.
1259598
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.
1992907
Hello, I actually don't know how to explain this well, so I will try and give it a shot. All that I do is hook it up to my laptop, play music from ITunes or Spotify, and plug in the 2 Sony Speakers I have and it's like having music anywhere around the house. Does that help?
1445846
The MP3 player would have to have bluetooth capability built in to work with these. You might try to find a bluetooth adapter that would plug into your player's headphone port. Good luck.
175713
There are two ways: there is a line out jack (red/white), connect it to an amp and then connect the speakers to the amp. The other way is to come off the headphone jack with a splitter -- if you're speakers have RCA jacks on the end this might be a better way. Radio Shack (or Amazon) would have everything you need.
218295
You can just connect to your mp3 player, but this unit is a piece of crap so I'd avoid it if I were you and invest in something better such as this Excelvan FM Transmitter Car Charger Compatible with Apple iPhone 4 3GS 3G iPod TOUCH MP3
1493454
I don't know for sure because I have never used it that way but it connects via audio cable to my PC, so I'm guessing if your MP3 player has a jack for earphones, it should work fine. Sound is great, I would purchase another one.
2111189
You plug in a MP3 player, IPOD to play in the system. It comes with the cable to plug in the back but you still need a USB cable or IPOD cable to plug into the other cable.