I am wanting something to amplify my earphones for conversation while driving..will this help?
1349962
I would not recommend it as mine lost amplification after a few short months.
1349963
Hey !! you shouldn't be driving while wearing ANY headphones. Are you still living in the last century??
429671
Of course!&#128516; that's what it's for.... But you would want to play higher quality music beacause.... Well it's better! Make sure the headphones you are using have a pretty low impendense. The amp is really designed for mid phyletic phones/portable.
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.
2042499
no. besides, earphones might also be illegal to use while driving in most states.
177318
if u can... i suggest u go for the audioengine d1. its performance is superior to this. but if ur using it for headphones only.... this wil def. do the job.
2252849
no I don't think so...it's just for audio...u need a completely different device for that....this is just for hands free audio only...all the best
1113936
No it will not help. All you will be able to hear is the back-ground noise. You will not be able to hear the people close to you. You would be better to get a device with volume control.
442096
No, this product doesn't do any amplification. It can only reduce the output volume. You need to find a "headphone amplifier" to do what you need.
983131
I have not tried it, but I believe it will work find. It would require a 3.5 out to the 3.5 input into your car. It would be the headphone jack. You would have two volume controls because it would involve two amplifiers--the one in your car radio and the Fostex.
1788091
probably. all it does is amplify the signal a bit. It may make your audio out loud enough, it may not. It's only $20, if it does not do what you want, you'll have no problem selling it on eBay - people buy 'em all the time.
1491588
I don't know what type of sound device you are using, from what I'm hearing you must have a integrated sound system. Yes, a good sound cars would probably do the trick ( a good sound blaster card should do the trick). I have been using sound blaster for ever. I would also suggest a good quality mike.
777349
It should work if the jack you are plugging it into can handle a microphone signal.
2264115
Yes, it will work for that. To avoid feedback, you need to face the speaker away from the mic. Should work fine for your need.
1202211
No, it won't help get a "bigger bang" from a wireless speaker setup. You have to use that little pre-amp with speakers of headphones you directly plug in to. Then, you might get a "bigger bang", longer battery life, or both from your MP3 player, cell phone, or whatever you audio source is.
804331
I dont know, i got this so i could install one end to my car stereo and the other to my i pod . I was intrested in this only because i could change songs without taking my eyes off the road.
1398617
Yes for sure.. I bougth one but was not what I expected. When I use it in my car I need enough volume to hear clearly, but people can hear themselves when they talk. It is anoying for people at the other side of the line so is not functional. That was not what I was looking for. But the answer to your question is Yes.
2207882
I would not recommend it for car, sound is ok, built in speaker is pretty bad is you are not speaking directly into it. no one will hear you