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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This will absolutely work using a 12v supply from your cigarette lighter I bought this little amp just so I could plug my mp3 into it I have a Ford Escort and in order to install a head unit I would have to buy a new face plate at $90.00 and with this I now can connect my mp3 and it works very well but beware of the quality of the 12v plug you use some can pick up electronic static while the cars engine is running !
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First check to see if your car stereo system has a video in position on the back of the unit. If it does, it will probably work. If it doesn't, it may take some help from a qualified electronics technician to wire it to your system. Hope this helps. Don
2154551
Yes, but for a cleaner look. Pick up a remote distribution box with built in fuse. Thus way you can power stereo equipment from box. Monster brand is my 1st choice and use a good battery (red top).
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it can if you wire it right. you can power it of a pro audio amp if you have one of those but if not then you could wire it off a car amp but car amps only run on 12v DC so you would have to wire the amp up to a old computer PSU or a large battery or get one of those 12v adapters for your house but then wire a 12v plug to the amp which is not as hard as it sounds
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Yes it will power, it's a great unit , also look at the inputs on unit, should be able to connect to virtually anything
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Absolutely. I use this for a large 420W stereo and a vacuum cleaner. Gets pretty warm using both for 30+ minutes but never shuts off. Great small inverter for the money.
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Yes,but get an amp from radio shack. It will be more powerful then the one that comes with unit.
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Most Sony stereo use this one universal antenna loop along with thousands of other stereo manufacturer. If I guessed it would probably work.
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This should work if there is a provision for the plug to fit in and also if it is for a direct Stereo feed in, otherwise, you will be in need of an adaptor to split the signal and to be very careful of not making the lead too long, or the consequence is signal loss.
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I just found this email on March 30,sorry.Yes it would,the unit would supply power to what ever source you have it connected to,once triggered.
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While it supplies 12 volts what matters most is the amps required by your stereo and all (if any) accessories. The charger I have states 5 amps. The radio should list the power draw on its spec sheet. If its minimal you may get lucky but considering it looks like you want to run the radio near a household outlet there are better options that will do what your looking for. You could even consider using an old computer power supply and tap off the 12 volt line. Good luck.
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Yes. I used it to hook up to a new receiver for my Toyota Highlander without an external amp.
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This would work great for that. I use mine during power outages to run a fan and charge my phone. It'll run a small fan all night and a larger box fan for about 5 hours. A stereo should run a lot longer than that.
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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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This inverter will power anything that runs a 120v plugin if you wire it correctly. However, if you didn't know the answer to this question. Have a PROFESSIONAL install it for you. Otherwise there is a good chance you will blow up the unit or burn your car.
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There is no reason why not if you can source a 110V power supply to plug it in to. This is a low current draw item, so it could work quite well if wired correctly, but there are car audio equalizers out there that do pretty much the same for the same price, and no hassle.