I need a power source for a car stereo repair project I plan doing.Hooking a Sony car stereo and Sony CD changer for testing would This unit work.
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Yup. I use it in my BBQ island to power the car stereo and 1000 watt amp and sub woofer in my back yard.
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I'm sorry Big Tank, I only use this unit for foot detoxing only. That I can talk about. :) You need an electronic expert.
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I believe you would need an adapter for the power source. I used this unit in my vehicle, so my wiring harness came with the correct connecter. Contact the seller to see if you can get a .pdf of the wiring schematics, & that should give you a better idea. So other than the power source, all other connections are via RCA jacks. I hope this helped. Good luck to you.
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Hi, pairing an audio source such as your car stereo to this Sony Portable Speaker will not work. This unit works only for compatible audio sources like smartphones or laptops that has Bluetooth capability. -Ely
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I believe you could, I dont have one to test it on! It works in my kids little $25 Barbie Singer PA System she has, so IT SHOULD!
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It should work. I used it for the sub out on my receiver into the split channel of my sub. I've done this multiple times and it's the concept you're think for the car.
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You may be able to hook it up and get it to work but I would recomend a home audio amplifier for a home setup. This is a decent unit for a car but I wouldnt go throught the hassle of trying to wire it into a home system. Home system amps provide way better quality anyway. Decent CAR audio product though
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I located an aftermarket power supply from Radio Shack which works great. Just had to verify voltage/amps were the same as noted on the Boom Box.
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It depends on what your purpose for the device is. I'm currently using this to power a small speaker and it works excellently. One note worthy benefit is that you have a voltage adjuster on the unit rather than being stuck strictly to 12 or 5 volts.
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It should work fine. Just be sure it works with the stereo that you are installing
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This is a digital to analog converter. Your "ancient cd changer" is a digital source but would already have analog output connections so the answer is "no".
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Sure. The power input is just a cable with cigarette lighter on the car-supply end, and medium size coaxial DC plug on at the device. You could easily cut or remove the cigarette plug and wire to a fused *12 Volt DC * power source in the vehicle
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If you have the factory single-unit stereo/cd changer combo, it will still work. When you add this device, you use the "Aux" button (below the "CD" button), but the CD button functionality remains unchanged. On the other hand, if you have an external 3rd party changer that plugs into the same aux jack, you will have to choose one or the other.
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This unit would plug into the cd-changer port at the back of the head unit. You would have to disconnect the cable that is using that port now in order to use this unit.
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By the time you have bought a 12 volt power supply for this car audio eq, you could have bought a home unit. If you have one laying around, then yes. It is suitable.
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Hi. To be honest I can not confirm that, but It should work. Actually I was not sure when I tried it but the price was not too bad so I took the risk and it worked perfect. If your car radio has the option for the 5 CD changer the it shoud definetely work. And once is installed you won't regret it.
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Yes, you could use this wire for hooking up your stereo. Black is normally negative/ground and red is positive.
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Check car stereo model number (it is printed just above CD-IN) and search wether that model have CD changer port. If yes then definitely it will work.