Sound output: Does anyone know how you use this unit in the car?
1603936
For a car you need to get the car mounting kit. Comes with a window suction mount and a cig lighter power plug too. You have to use the bluetooth headset when it on the bike OR in the car. No audio plug in or output jack.
1249866
Yes, You can use the aux input in your car. Sound quality in the car will depend from your car stereo system... Same as headphones, you can use high impedance one...
170415
Im not 100% sure about this as it is only used in the car but based on previous research do not think you can connect to regular audio system
1762845
Hi Jane, The USB option is really meant for computer-to-device communication. You could use the output jack, which is used for headphones for your car, and maybe buy an adapter for it.
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.
744599
Nop. AUX is a MUST.. look for a Bluetooth kit that uses FM frequency to connect to your car's Audio system instead. I have seen one "Belkin" before
1327552
It's a 3.5 mm output port. Makes 100% no sense what so ever. The concept is to use the vehicle speakers. For those of you looking for 3.5 mm input look for a different device.
1878888
I went to a local car audio store to get the correct wire harness adapter and dash trim/din set, I would recommend finding a local car audio store that sells those parts to you can connect everything right and have it look nice. Mine looked awesome and played great, I don't have the car I put it in any more, and I really miss it.
1235246
I do not think this unit will transit the audio signal via USB, although I have not tried. I bought this for use in the car. At home I use this, although it will not help if you need a USB solution.http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B009OBCAW2
536384
I use mine in the car all the time. Your radio needs to have an auxilary input port. Then you can use a 3.5 mm male to male cable to play it through your stereo system. For long trips you might want to get car power adaptor.
295348
The unit has a headphone jack. It is female. Unless your car radio has a headphone input you cannot connect it.
922973
You could do this if you really want to go to all that trouble. Use an iStuff cable to the box, an RCA-to-3.5 cable between the box and the car system, and a 12v power adapter. I don't know why you want to go to all this trouble with so little to gain. The iDo sounds great - but even with a major league car system and a silent car, you're probably not going to notice enough difference to justify the clutter. I'd run the iThing's audio out into the car system with a 3.5-3.5 and enjoy the music.
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Hey david I have the same unit. What you have to do is go to audio and find the hz. Turn the volume up as loud as you normally listen to and one at a time go threw the Hz adjustments. If you would like I can go out to my car and check which settings i have but i also have an amp and subwoofers hooked up. It does not have the simple bass and treble adjustments like factory stereo. This way is more presice and does increment small adjustments to your specific speakers and vehicle. Let me know if it helped!
1201744
I have never tried that. Volume is fine in the car w/ it on the visor but it might not be adequate in a hotel room. I think it would be fine as backround music or if you sit it close by.
2029826
Well in my case, when I leave my stereo on too high, there tend to be a static sound going on but I don't know how the cable is with any other aux port on cars or stereo. And also I just use my aux cable for my mustang but I hope this works dude.
1519767
I don't have that problem, so I can't give you a definitive answer. I can say that mine has to be set on "CD" for it to play out the AUX cable. If you're doing that, perhaps a wiring issue is causing your problem.
2113465
plug in a regular headphone and see if it works that way.. it could be as simple as faulty audio cable from this device to your car's AUX input