connect MP3 player through CD changer input socket??
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connect MP3 player through CD changer input socket??
Hi.
I want to connect my MP3 player directly to my stereo in my 2001 wrx. The stereo is the standard kenwood double din unit with minidisc and CD, found in the Import version.
I was hoping that it may have had an rca input, but it only has the socket for the CD changer, which I dont have anyway.
Anyone know if its possible to use this to connect an MP3 player?
Thanks, Rob.
sorry, just realised this should be in ICE!!
I want to connect my MP3 player directly to my stereo in my 2001 wrx. The stereo is the standard kenwood double din unit with minidisc and CD, found in the Import version.
I was hoping that it may have had an rca input, but it only has the socket for the CD changer, which I dont have anyway.
Anyone know if its possible to use this to connect an MP3 player?
Thanks, Rob.
sorry, just realised this should be in ICE!!
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I haven't got any of the stuff you have but someone at work has an iTrip module for his iPAQ - it transmits on an FM frequency and all he has to do is tune his radio to the frequency and he gets the iPAQ stuff played through his stereo...
Is there anything like this for your player?
Is there anything like this for your player?
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Originally Posted by Apple
I haven't got any of the stuff you have but someone at work has an iTrip module for his iPAQ - it transmits on an FM frequency and all he has to do is tune his radio to the frequency and he gets the iPAQ stuff played through his stereo...
Is there anything like this for your player?
Is there anything like this for your player?
Sounds interesting, Ill have a look, that would be an ideal solution.
Cheers, Rob.
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i take it you mean an itrip for the ipod?? my mate has one too...brill devices and you can get them off ebay for about £30...although they are illegal in this country so I am told!
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Kenwood have a switching box in their range to allow you to use two CD changers in the boot. It also has aux input for use with a range of input devices including a portable MP3 player.
I have one in my boot but I don't know the product code for the item. I use it for a Boot changer and a Music Keg at the same time but I could also add my Rio Karma portable player too if I wanted.
Hope this helps
I have one in my boot but I don't know the product code for the item. I use it for a Boot changer and a Music Keg at the same time but I could also add my Rio Karma portable player too if I wanted.
Hope this helps
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the product code is KCA-S210A and can be bought from www.justkenwood.co.uk for £69.
CA-S210A main features:
Allows two input sources (for example CD changer(s) and/or aux input lead) to share one CD changer socket on compatible Kenwood head units
Compatible with Kenwood head units that have a 13 pin DIN-type CD changer socket
Includes head unit to switch box connecting cable
Complete with full fitting and operating guide
CA-S210A main features:
Allows two input sources (for example CD changer(s) and/or aux input lead) to share one CD changer socket on compatible Kenwood head units
Compatible with Kenwood head units that have a 13 pin DIN-type CD changer socket
Includes head unit to switch box connecting cable
Complete with full fitting and operating guide
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