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Reply With Quotecheaper to get switch box. was fine for me.
is there a head unit that supports dual AUX inputs so i can interface my car computer, and my PS-2. so i dont have to install a switch box
cheaper to get switch box. was fine for me.
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Too bad that wasn't his question. The most I've seen is 1 Aux and 1 CD changer input that could be used as another Aux w/ an adapter.Originally Posted by jimmythecow
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disclaimer: i have no idea if there are dual aux head units
that said.. couldn't you (depending on your sound card) just go from PS2 to line in on the computer ... that should pass the signal straight through on most sound cards i think... thus eliminating the need for dual aux and (i imagine) saving you a bunch of money.
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I have a JVC which has an AUX on the front and LINE IN on the back for the CD changer. It requires a $40 adapter to use the LINE IN. If you need the model number let me know and I'll post it. It's about a year old but I've seen them for sale on the net for around $125-$150.
Sony XA-300
Auxiliary Input Adapter for Unilink Receivers
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-YwQVZZv...&avf=N&search=
There's also the lame unsafe way... which I use all of the time. Having multiple computers and a single audio system, I just put RCA splitters or 1/4" headphone splitters to connect both inputs... Used to connect my CD changer and computer RCA inputs to my home reciever for awhile... because I wanted to listen to CDs while I was playing games/etc. And connected two computers via 1/4" headphone splitter for awhile as well, back in the days of playing EQ on two computers.
Probably not good for all of the components involved... but it's a solution that doesn't involve switches, changing adapters, etc... Only used with home electronics, though, but it works... will probably introduce some noise, etc.
I would definately recommend going with the line input on sound card approach, but if you are lazy/brave, you might want to try the combination approach...
or... get a switch box..... like i did....
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I believe the model number for these HUs:
KD-SH77
KD-SH99
KD-SH707
KD-SH909
JVC doesn't make any of them anymore, but you can still find them on eBay.
I just ordered that today should get it tomorrow. Because I got XM going though my new sonly HU and want my computer it looks good to cause you just plug your USB cable into it.
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