Mp3 tape splice
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Mp3 tape splice
Hi All
First post here. I have been reading about the various ways of adding an AUX input to my Premier sound system but have an idea. Instead of splicing into the CD changer why not simply splice into the tape output from behind the head unit? Would this method be far simpler as I would not need to run long cables to the boot/trunk? I could then just insert a dummy tape in the unit and it should work right? I'm not sure about audio levels and quality diffrernces from the CD splice method though. Do you think both inputs to the amp are the same so will have the same quality?
2004 XKR
First post here. I have been reading about the various ways of adding an AUX input to my Premier sound system but have an idea. Instead of splicing into the CD changer why not simply splice into the tape output from behind the head unit? Would this method be far simpler as I would not need to run long cables to the boot/trunk? I could then just insert a dummy tape in the unit and it should work right? I'm not sure about audio levels and quality diffrernces from the CD splice method though. Do you think both inputs to the amp are the same so will have the same quality?
2004 XKR
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Hi All
First post here. I have been reading about the various ways of adding an AUX input to my Premier sound system but have an idea. Instead of splicing into the CD changer why not simply splice into the tape output from behind the head unit? Would this method be far simpler as I would not need to run long cables to the boot/trunk? I could then just insert a dummy tape in the unit and it should work right? I'm not sure about audio levels and quality diffrernces from the CD splice method though. Do you think both inputs to the amp are the same so will have the same quality?
2004 XKR
First post here. I have been reading about the various ways of adding an AUX input to my Premier sound system but have an idea. Instead of splicing into the CD changer why not simply splice into the tape output from behind the head unit? Would this method be far simpler as I would not need to run long cables to the boot/trunk? I could then just insert a dummy tape in the unit and it should work right? I'm not sure about audio levels and quality diffrernces from the CD splice method though. Do you think both inputs to the amp are the same so will have the same quality?
2004 XKR
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Welcome to the forum theamoebason,
For your second post, please follow this link New Member Area - Intro a MUST - Jaguar Forums - Jaguar Enthusiasts Forum to the New Member Area - Intro a MUST forum and post some info about yourself and your vehicle for all members to see. In return you'll get a proper welcome and some useful advice about posting to the forum.
Graham
For your second post, please follow this link New Member Area - Intro a MUST - Jaguar Forums - Jaguar Enthusiasts Forum to the New Member Area - Intro a MUST forum and post some info about yourself and your vehicle for all members to see. In return you'll get a proper welcome and some useful advice about posting to the forum.
Graham
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The XK8 has the same system. Note that you do need to have CDs in the changer, because the audio channel will not enable unless it thinks CDs are playing.
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BTW it's very easy to run cables back from the amp/CD player in the boot. That is what I did when I spliced into the audio channels to get Bluetooth audio at the CD player.
If I was going to go to all the trouble to remove the head unit, I would definitely take it apart to add the audio input as documented on the forum. Seems a lot of trouble to go to and still be using the CD input.
If I was going to go to all the trouble to remove the head unit, I would definitely take it apart to add the audio input as documented on the forum. Seems a lot of trouble to go to and still be using the CD input.
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BTW it's very easy to run cables back from the amp/CD player in the boot. That is what I did when I spliced into the audio channels to get Bluetooth audio at the CD player.
If I was going to go to all the trouble to remove the head unit, I would definitely take it apart to add the audio input as documented on the forum. Seems a lot of trouble to go to and still be using the CD input.
If I was going to go to all the trouble to remove the head unit, I would definitely take it apart to add the audio input as documented on the forum. Seems a lot of trouble to go to and still be using the CD input.
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2004 Coupe...I read somewhere it was hard work...Ok thanks for your time...if I can ill give it a go this weekend...
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Yes, but the sound is better when you use somethimg like this
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