Can anyone suggest an 1/8" cable to plug into the headphone jack so I can connect to the Aux In of my car?
1392035
I bought a aux cord from radio shack and it fit this phone case. Not sure of the actual size of the cord tho.
795964
No, you would get a cable that takes the small headphone plug and has a stereo rca out. I got one for my daughter so she can run an integrated amp. I think we bought an Audioquest cable for about $35 that works very well.
1683106
Yes, as long as your car has an auxiliary in function on the radio. You should be able to plug it in with a 1/8 inch headphone jack, it would be like plugging you phone/mp3/Ipod in to play music. You will need to plug it into one of the Headphone outputs then plug it into you Aux input.
500774
Yes, you can.If you have an AUX jack in your stereo, you can use a 3.5 double male cable to jam in your car. (any radio shack)It sounds great with this player, btw.Many new cars come stocked with the mp3player aux jack.
1532785
Any type of standard RCA cable, running through the mp3 headphone jack, should do the trick. That said, I've never used mine.
1046504
This device connects to your car audio ONLY through FM transmitter. If you already have an aux in, you should use it instead. A simple cable from your phones headphone jack to the aux-in on your stereo should work.
1111091
I uses one cable that has trs (tip, ring, sleeve) connectors. The 1/4 inch jack will look similar to a headphone jack.
372957
This is a toslink cable, if your Aux interface is not digital toslink type, it will not work.
1153935
Wish I knew. I just found your post because I'm looking for the same thing. I probably have a dozen 1/8" mini plug cords at home and not a single one is skinny enough to fit into the headphones' housing.
443467
Through the aux input jack 3.5 mm. you can connect whatever device that has an 3.5 mm input for headphones. (The cable to do so is provided inside the package)
13427
There is a 1/8" line out jack, as well as a digital coaxial with an included cable. The line out works splendidly for aux input on cars, but I haven't tried the coaxial output. Frankly, since the coaxial bypasses the internal DACs, I won't be using it. The internal DACs are *why* you'd buy a player like this.
324409
Buy a 1/8" mono to 1/8" stereo adapter. Should be about a buck at your local Radio Shack or for a couple bucks on Amazon. Some cords that go XLR to 1/8" convert to stereo for you.
196733
I found a forum where they say you can use a Radio shack Stereo Headphone Cable, 1/8" Jack to 1/8" Plug. Haven't tried it myself but it may work for you. If it doesn't you could probably return it. http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/post/23136185
1940328
This is just a power adapter, you'd probably need an auxillary cable aside from power to be able to play music from your iPod/iPhone to your car's stereo.
1741269
There is a 1/8" Stereo mini jack connector on the bottom of one of the earcups. Purchase a 1/8" to 1/8" cable and connect to your iPhone.
120825
Like one to hook it up to the sound in you car? You need an auxiliary cable. Pretty much looks like the headphone jack but both end has prongs. Plug it into your phone and into your sound system.
812253
I don't see any reason why this wont work. If you can use headphones with your cellphone, you're good on the cellphone. And if you have aux-in input in your car, you are good on your car as well.