to the car audio guys...
01-10-2004, 08:26 AM
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Re:to the car audio guys...
Originally Posted by bambooseven
what do those go for? I need a FM modulator with RCA jacks. Will it still be in stereo if it is through the radio? it doesn't matter, i was just wondering. I have a really cool, top secret idea going, you guys will be way stoked on this.
hey Xplocivic, I might need your help on another part of it, do you have aim or MSN messenger?
hey Xplocivic, I might need your help on another part of it, do you have aim or MSN messenger?
01-10-2004, 08:36 AM
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Re:to the car audio guys...
Originally Posted by bambooseven
what do those go for? I need a FM modulator with RCA jacks.
hey Xplocivic, I might need your help on another part of it, do you have aim or MSN messenger?
hey Xplocivic, I might need your help on another part of it, do you have aim or MSN messenger?
wireless about $35
- but IMO the wired ones work better, all have RCA inputs
yeah I do have AIM, but I'm rarely on, PM'ing me here is the best way or you can email me, same thing though.
Just for the record all of my HMT peeps will get things at cost whenever possible. I have everything audio and security related.
01-10-2004, 08:59 AM
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Re:to the car audio guys...
Originally Posted by stretch-d
That's exactly what an FM modulator is for...Getting another audio source to play on your stereo system.
It is a small box that has an antenna input & output. You put it in-line in the antenna chain before your radio.
It transmits a radio signal into your radio this way.
It also has RCA inputs so you can connect a Discman or whatever. The cord to do this can be purchase at Radio Shack.
You just preset one of your radio buttons to the FM modulator's frequency.
It has a switch to supply power to the unit. Turn it on when you want the external source to play through the stereo. Turn it off when you want regular FM reception.
It is a small box that has an antenna input & output. You put it in-line in the antenna chain before your radio.
It transmits a radio signal into your radio this way.
It also has RCA inputs so you can connect a Discman or whatever. The cord to do this can be purchase at Radio Shack.
You just preset one of your radio buttons to the FM modulator's frequency.
It has a switch to supply power to the unit. Turn it on when you want the external source to play through the stereo. Turn it off when you want regular FM reception.
01-10-2004, 07:15 PM
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Re:to the car audio guys...
For those of you that have an aftermarket stereo with RCA inputs, the FM modulator isn't nessesary.
A lot of the latest models (of aftermarket stereos) have the inputs that are required to do this.
Connecting the external audio source in this way is a far superior option. Namely sound quality & convenience.
A lot of the latest models (of aftermarket stereos) have the inputs that are required to do this.
Connecting the external audio source in this way is a far superior option. Namely sound quality & convenience.
01-10-2004, 09:30 PM
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Re:to the car audio guys...
Originally Posted by Xplocivic
Just for the record all of my HMT peeps will get things at cost whenever possible. I have everything audio and security related.
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