MP3 players: Looking to find which mp3 player to play in car
Looking to find which mp3 player to play in car
by drichard110 - 6/22/07 8:06 PMNeed help in deciding which mp3 player would play in my vehicle thru the aux plug, not the cigarette lighter. I was told I just need to plug and play. Thanks !!!
narrow it down?
by ktreb - 6/23/07 2:53 AM In reply to: Looking to find which mp3 player to play in car by drichard110Any player that you can plug headphones into you can listen to it via aux input. Which brings us to what your're looking for in a player. Do you have a specific price range? Do you want a large capacity hard drive player or a smaller capacity flash player? Related question that may help you answer this: how big is your music collection and how much of it do you want to carry with you? Do you want video capability for when you're not driving? Are you anti-iPod?(so no one suggests iPod)
mp3 player for vehicle
by drichard110 - 6/23/07 9:13 AM In reply to: narrow it down? by ktrebwanting to load CD collection to mp3 player to listen to while driving. Having video capabilities would be a plus. I just purchased a Sansae260, however I have not loaded anything for fear that I could not play in the vehicle aux output. Does anyone know if there is a cable that would plug into the Sansa to the aux output. Any input would help. Thanks
Aux cable.
by 38t - 6/23/07 10:44 AM In reply to: mp3 player for vehicle by drichard110Any MP3 player will work with an Auxiliary cable, as long as it has a headphone jack. Your Sansa e260 will work just fine.
you can get it ....
by ktreb - 6/23/07 11:00 AM In reply to: mp3 player for vehicle by drichard110You can get an aux cable at any Radio Shack or similar store.
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