Connected to the CD player ok. I can't figure out how to connect to the FM radio on my receiver. Any detailed suggestions appreciated. Thanks!
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There is no way to loop FM to the EQ back to the receiver because of the mode switch on the receiver, so you need a separate FM tuner. I run my CD player and laptop into my TV, and the TV into the EQ so I can listen to Pandora or youtube. Hope this helps.
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If your receiver is old enough, there may be a "tape monitor" switch on the front panel. Connect the record out to the eq inputs & the eq out to the tape inputs. With the tape monitor switch in the on position, it sends the preamp out to the eq & the eq out to the power amp section of the receiver.
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Not really possible. Your tuner is routed through the internal circuitry of the receiver directly to the amplifier.
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You must insert a CD and select CD function. If you want to listen to the CD you simply unplug your jack from the aux input. Remember that the CD will spin continuously. I recommend an old disc you don't care about but still plays. I love the functionality.
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I have a VW stock radio, and how mine works is if the CD drive is empty then it will default to AUX. If there is a CD in the drive, it will play the CD.
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Mine's connected to an amp and the amp is connected to the speakers. As rjcolgan said, you choose the receiver or amp and the speakers you wish to use. Fantastic CD player by the way - I've had mine for about five years with not a bit of difficulty and great sound fidelity.
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Nathan, how does one connect the adapter to the car stereo? I have a Honda Accord with AM/FM/XM/CD but there's no opening or port for any kind of adapter. You say that you've permanently wired the connection. Does that mean you fiddled with something under or behind the dashboard?
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We have a receiver that has problems and needs to be replaced. I wondered if this radio can take the place of the receiver? I mean can we hook our CD player into the radio and then have the sound come out of our existing speakers.
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There is an FM tuner built in. I've never hooked it up, but there are enough music apps I've not felt the need to do so.
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I do not use the FM radio. I use the jack and plug it into the cars sound system. In my previous car I used the cassette player to interconnect with the radio. My brother also has one and did not recommend using the FM. The sound is not as good and like you, he had to keep fishing for stations.
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So far my experience has been that it wont pick up anything. no FM stations come in. havent tried connecting an mp3 player
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This is news to me. I bought mine a year ago. Still have no issues. I use the radio and the CD player most of the time.
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Depending on the hookup, either use the RCA jacks or direct wire. Make sure the switch on the back on the radio is set to external speakers.
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If you have an input jack on the car radio you can play your CD player. Just make sure you have good batteries and you're good to goClarence Munsey a happy camper with my player
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This worked for me also. I accidentally missed step 3, but it found the headset anyway. I had trouble getting it to connect (right click on headset in bluetooth device menu -> Control then pushing the connect button), but after a couple off/on cycles of the headset and hitting the connect button after turning on, it finally connected and now I have music playing. Thanks to OP for solution.
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Hello Oscar,You are completely right.You can surely conect any externa source of sound , you just need RCA outputs at your source device or any kind of output with the adapter cable.I have my audio player connected with the "mini jack" to RCA cable and it works great, so your CD player will work as well.Hopefully you will have as much fun with this "baby", as I have. GREAT sound .Regards.Marek
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There is most likely a problem with your radio. I own the same one and all my CDs work perfectly the only time I may have this problem is if the cd is scratched. So, befor buying a new radio check the condition of the cd your playing. If the problem continues id just buy a new one. Wish you luck
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I assume your using a direct plug from the headphone jack to the stereo and not going through your radio tuner via a transmitter. The transmitters are notorius for low volume on all MP3 players. If your going direct through the headphone jack and you are facing more than a slight degradation in voulme levels, I think you might have a connection problem at the MP3 or the stereo
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You need to see what model of radio that you have and check if it has a plug and play adapter in the back. You have to get the radio out to install it. I had a mechanic do that. It will play in either a set list mode or just go thru the complete music selection.