I hope I read your message right. If you have AUX jacks in the back, just get one of those cables that go from 1/8th" to 2-RCAs. Plug the RCAs into the deck and the 1/8th" into the sound card.
Ok I want to put a MP3 player in my car..
Mainly for novelty.. but I like the idea of not changing CD's because of all the god damn cd singles I have where I only like 1 mix..
Anyway here is my current system
Head Unit Pioneer DEH 646
The head unit is connected to
Pioneer 180 watt 3 way 6x9's (Back)
Pioneer 5 inch co-axials (front)
Amp Sony ?? 2 Channel 100 watt
Subs JBL 10 inch... can't remember details
Ok, basically I want to know if there is a way I can hook up an MP3 player (thinking a P200 running Win 95 or unix) to my headdeck.. which has an AUX port and stacker support. So I can change between the two so I can either have my system pumping CD's or pumping MP3's..
I hope I read your message right. If you have AUX jacks in the back, just get one of those cables that go from 1/8th" to 2-RCAs. Plug the RCAs into the deck and the 1/8th" into the sound card.
That sounds like an older Pioneer unit...you may need to get an adapter, like I did for my DEH-P85. Mine simply plugs into the Changer input and gives me a small box with a pair of RCA jacks, which I then converted to an 1/8" mini jack.
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