Can it be used to test speakers. I need to find out which wire is going to which speaker from the car head unit
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Yes it can, but you might have to connect it to the bare wires leading to the head unit. It sends a very loud signal. Should work really well. I use mine daily on communication cable
1355932
It depends if the vehicle's sound system is factory amplified. If it is the you can only tone it from the amp. If its not amplified then you can tone it from the head unit. Hope this helps
465952
yes as long as your not adding an amplifier for a subwoofer otherwise you would need to run a wire for amp power.. it will hook up fine to a standard car stereo speakers as it has 4x80watt outputs.
1384784
No. It's just for headphones or if you use an additional cable you can connect it to a speaker or radio (car input jack).
296775
Actually, you could if your car deck has an input for headphones. Then you can connect it to the speaker via an audio cable.
1241608
It will work for any type of speakers. I have used it for home and auto, it has worked great for both.
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.
1620079
if you had a 12v power source like a power supply. i used to have one to test amps and car stereos
1754948
If your car audio system has a 3mm audio jack input it will work.this device plugs into this 3mm RCA jack of your car audio so that you can hear the call on your car audio systems speaker
689248
I don't see why not? you will just have to splice the wire to the speakers since it has it's ownconnection. only thing though is if the surround would be able to drive your new speaker?ig: enough power or same impedance or not, you should find out first cause I don't know if that is relevant or not.....hope this helps......
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Lucho mentioned getting a "speaker wire, cut the RCA open on the male side, splice in the speaker wire, and viola! you have a converter." I wouldn't do this. You risk frying your transmitter. What you need is a line level convertor. You can get these anywhere car audio is sold. Amazon has one, search for "Scosche SLC4 - High level line converter". Its 20 bucks.This actually has more inputs than you need, 4 speaker and 4 rca.
1399551
You would have to use the aux wire in order to use it but it does work hope this helps
2088969
I have never tried but I do not think so. This is more a portable or desktop device for your headphones. I would better recommend to buy a dedicated small car amplifier.
358905
Not sure. I run sound through my entertainment center. But as long as your cable and audio car do, I dont see why it wouldnt
1265140
It could be, but most car subwoofers don't have a preout per say. Usually they use rca dual outs to the subwoofer amp and speaker wire from the amp to the sub. Just check how you want to set your system up and a dual rca cable might make more sense
509761
I haven't used this in the car. Theoretically it is possible if you connect it in a car with a 30 pin cable that splits to a 3.5mm connection (plug into AUX input) and a USB connection (plug into a car charger). But, I highly doubt that will display the info on the car dashboard. That isn't what it was designed to do. I agree with the other answer in regard to sound quality. It is MUCH better than Bluetooth.
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it wouldn't work very well without some sort of pre-amp to control the volume level. Furthermore, I found that the decode quality of this unit just isn't very good, either. It doesn't come anywhere close to the audio quality that I've heard from the built-in bluetooth receivers in most car stereo head units I've tried.
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Yes, That is what I used mine for. I measured it by car and mine goes for about 1/2 mile. Make sure to turn the volume up pretty high on your music source.