Easy, all you need is a cord that is has two RCA connectors on one side and an 1/8th inch jack on the other. You can buy one at Radio Shack. You can get the fancy one that says it is for iPods for $30, or one that does the same thing but does not say iPod on it for $6 bucks.

Connecting a wireless system directly to your home stereo system is not recommended, because the voltage provided by the wireless system may not be strong enough to drive the input on your home stereo system. Most home stereo system’s line level RCA inputs require a minimum voltage of 300 mV, while the balanced and unbalanced outputs on all Audio-Technica wireless systems are providing much less. See similar questions...

Yes, the jukebox has a line output on the back panel. You can find a suitable cable in our online store by clicking here. See similar questions...

Many reasons. Most importantly a good dj/emcee not only plays music and does announcements and introductions they also coordinate the event to keep it on schedule and make sure you don?t run out of time before all the things you want to happen take place. A good dj also "works" the crowd by playing certain songs and encouraging the crowd to be active and be involved and get them on the dance floor. Home stereos are not made for travel. See similar questions...

Depending on its size, a conventional AM/FM car stereo may be mounted in one of the storage compartments, or saddlebags, outfitted on some bikes. One of the cleanest installations we’ve seen features Rumble Road™ Limited speakers together with a remote-controlled marine radio placed in a saddlebag. Click here to view an installation. See similar questions...

Not all cars are purchased with a stereo kit, at the very minimum cars will be shipped with at least a radio and a cassette player CD players are sometimes possible to fit but not always, new can be fitted but at extra cost - new stereo units can be very expensive. All effort is made to ensure stereo systems work before sending and unfortunately non working units are not covered by us. See similar questions...

The iPod is able to connect to a Windows Computer via a USB2.0 port. Only the iPod shuffle is able to connect using USB 1.1. The iPod nano and the larger iPods require USB 2.0. All iPods ship standard with a USB 2.0 cable. See similar questions...

Answer: Absolutely NOT ! We ONLY use professional public address systems for all of your events. We do not believe in cutting corners when it comes to our equipment. See similar questions...

First, there may be digital music players that support the RealAudio format - I don't know. To listen to them on, say, a CD, you would have to convert them to WAV format first. If you wished to then make mp3 files, you could do so via WAV. One means of converting RealAudio to WAV is via a Windows freeware app called RaWaveRecorder, which is available here. Note that I did not write this application nor do I support it. If you know a better way, please let me know and I'll update this section. See similar questions...

The sound quality QChord delivers through its built-in mono speaker and bass port system is impressive. But you'll be truly amazed when you hear it in stereo. To connect to your own stereo system, you need a QChord Stereo Cable. Note that you are supposed to connect to your stereo amplifier, not directly to the stereo speakers. See similar questions...

If you are connecting a stereo amplifier or two different amplifiers to a stereo cabinet make sure the impedance and power handling of the cabinet matches your amplifier/amplifiers. If you are using our standard 4x12" this has two sockets and a selector switch on the back, setting this switch to stereo splits the cabinet into right & left. The two sockets will now have an impedance of 8 ohms with a power handling depending on the cabinet you have. See similar questions...

Many subwoofers contain their own amplifier and crossover. For these, take the preamp output and feed it into the subwoofer amp input and also into the main amplifier. For other subwoofers, just run them in parallel with your main speakers, or combine them into your system with your own bass amplifier and crossover. Some A/V receivers contain a splitter specifically for use with subwoofers. See similar questions...

To do this you need a cord that will go between the two. The cord should have an 1/8 inch plug on one end and a stereo RCA adapter on the other. See similar questions...

The first step you'll need to take to get started recording is to set up your sound card's connection to the "outside world." There are many different types of soundcards and audio cards on the market, so the information we provide here can only give you general guidelines on how your connections will be made. Please be sure to refer to your sound device's printed or online documentation when setting up to record from its inputs. See similar questions...

Yes, you can connect your iPod to the Tesla Roadster's stereo using a mini jack available at most consumer electronics stores. See similar questions...

The PS Engineering intercoms are designed to accept a low-level ( less than 3 V P-P) audio signal, like the ones provided by portable devises. Car stereo headphone amplifiers are not referenced to ground, and our intercoms are, so the moment power is turned on, the output amplifier will try its darndest to find ground, even if it has to let the smoke out of components. We recommend using a "Line Level" output from the car stereo. See similar questions...

The same way that you control your factory CD changer. The CD changer select button now activates iCruze. The buttons that accessed "Discs" in the past now access playlists. The same FF, RW and Random keys that were used for the CD changer, now work for the songs contained on your iPod. See similar questions...

Yes!!! Most certainly the noise levels obtained from most car stereos can reach levels which are damaging to your hearing, especially with the windows up. Some "high end" car stereos can reach levels which exceed 130-160 dB's!!!!! Even short exposures can permanently damage your hearing. The best advice is to turn the volume down. Once your hearing is damaged (or you develop constant tinnitus) it cannot be repaired so the best action is prevention. See similar questions...