I have a 2015 golf and would like to hook my Scandisk MP3 player up to my radio. Will this cable do that for me? Thanks.
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I really don't know. I have a 2012 Eos, which came with cable for an iPhone, which I am not using right now. The new cable has a micro usb end which fits my new android phone. It just supplies power to the phone and audio to the media setting on the radio. I'm not able to change anything on the phone with the radio controls. Any changes must be made on the phone itself. I use it for playing Pandora in the car. The phone still bluetooths with the car for making and receiving calls. Hope this helps you.
1613647
I bought it for my VW 2014 Sports Jetta Wagon, didn't work. I just didn't return. I wouldn't buy
1613648
if it takes a micro USB connection, it will charge, but if you wish to play music you need to get an AUX connection, or play music via bluetooth.
1929726
If I am understanding your question properly, you car has a CD player that plays CDs, in which case you need an AUX Cable (Auxillary Cable) to connect Sansa Clip to your car stereo. You can purchase the AUX Cable (Auxillary Cable) online and it would cost around 10 bucks. On the other hand, if your car has a cassette player and not a CD player, you can purchase Walkman Car Connecting Pack online for about 15 bucks.
1211598
Yes, this acts like an extention. The jack on end of your original radio antenna goes into a weather proof coupler and the cable's other end looks like your old antenna cable jack that plugs into the radio.
1072177
I never tried to connect to the car, but it has a headphone jack. So it should connect the same as any other MP3.
1129875
I have used this cable only in my 2011 E350 and it worked fine when I connected a USB flash drive with my music and I understand that it should work with a portable hard drive. It does not work when I tried connecting my phone or MP3 player, but I did not buy it thinking it would, I just wanted to use a flash drive.
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No, this is for audio only, for those cars that do not have Bluetooth sound connectivity (aka AD2DP). Some cars will only connect bluetooth for phone use only and not for stereo/sound/Pandora etc. (like my Mini Cooper hence need this cable). Your car controls (i.e. next track, stop, etc.) will NOT pass back to the phone via this cable. You won't find a simple cable to do what you are looking for, but with a 2014 GMC, I'd really look to see if your radio supports AD2DP then you can use all of the car controls and even see song title, cover art etc on your screen. Go into your phone and car settings and make sure you select the "audio" or other settings that may be offered beside the normal phone connection. These settings would be in the bluetooth pairing options menus (start with your phone).
1047025
I installed this player myself into my Subaru. Obviously it is going to depend on your vehicle. I found it quite easy. I found a video on you tube showing the steps to replacing the radio in my car. By the way, love this player, its exactly what I wanted and works very well with my Ipod.
16362
you have to hook up the antenna to the back of the unit. in some cases you'll need an adapter for the correct fit. your local car audio store will be able to get that adapter.
827708
If the steering wheel control can manage the audio then it should continue to do so. This cable simply provide another source of music.
810603
Unfortnately, that wasn't the case for me. It required that I purchase this cable. I tried several cables that was used in my other car as well as other family cars - it did not work. I even purchased a new one from a large dept store - didn't work. Was beginning to think something was wrong with the electronics in my newly purchased car. As soon as I plugged this one in - I WORKED!!
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If you are trying to install an after market radio and this is the reason that you need this particular item I would check with a professional first, like best buy or an installer. I would not know if it will work for your car or not. Sorry couldn't be more help
1072176
I'm not sure. It depends on what kind of input your car stereo has. There is a 1/8" jack for connecting headphones/earplugs/powered speakers so as long as your stereo will accept this it might work. The cable that comes with the player has a 1/8" jack on one end and the other end is a split connection with a 1/8" jack and a USB connection. Don't expect great sound from this unit...you get what you pay for. I use mine with noise cancelling headphones when I'm doing yard work and it's fine for that but if you want quality sound I'd recommend spending a little more and getting something better. Hopefully this information helps. I'm not sure. It depends on what kind of input your car stereo has. There is a 1/8" jack for connecting headphones/earplugs/powered speakers so as long as your stereo will accept this it might work. The cable that comes with the player has a 1/8" jack on one end and the other end is a split connection with a 1/8" jack and a USB connection. Don't expect great sound from this unit...you get what you pay for. I use mine with noise cancelling headphones when I'm doing yard work and it's fine for that but if you want quality sound I'd recommend spending a little more and getting... » Read More I'm not sure. It depends on what kind of input your car stereo has. There is a 1/8" jack for connecting headphones/earplugs/powered speakers so as long as your stereo will accept this it might work. The cable that comes with the player has a 1/8" jack on one end and the other end is a split connection with a 1/8" jack and a USB connection. Don't expect great sound from this unit...you get what you pay for. I use mine with noise cancelling headphones when I'm doing yard work and it's fine for that but if you want quality sound I'd recommend spending a little more and getting something better. Hopefully this information helps. « Show Less
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Doesent pair in my wife's volvo - don't think it will work - use a 3.5 mm extension cable
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I would say not. It is simply a smaller version of a full-function receiver with no CD playeer and a notably shallow design. In my case, it fit perfectly into a classic car glove box even with an IPOD cord coming out of the front port. No other unit I know of could have accomplished that. It meant I could keep my classic original AM radio in the dash. Other than that, it may have slightly more power output than similarly-priced products.
2227368
If you have a newer car with an audio media jack you can plug it in but it actually broadcasts to one of your un used FM slots. You set the radio to a spot with static (no station) and set the SainSonic to the same number and viola....! It works great... for the price it is wonderful.
1072178
It has a port for headphones, so if your car stereo has an AUX port you can buy an Auxiliary cable if you don't already have one and set the radio to play the music via the car. I am not certain if this will work but this is essentially how the other mp3 players work. Hope this helps! :)
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I'm not sure. It worked like a charm in my 98 Golf, however. I installed a new radio myself.