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Old 20-07-2017, 02:42 PM   #5
mif73
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Default Re: How to add Aux In to your factory head unit

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Originally Posted by PridenJoy View Post
Great idea for non premium sound headunits.

For premium sound, just use this.

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Which i have been using with great success
They sound good as long as you make sure the "cassette's" head is aligned to the tape deck's head, or else you may find the left and right channels are of different volume, if so, you can wriggle it with your finger to adjust it.
You can still find these adapters at shops and online.

The other mod you can do with the S1 CD changer type deck is to install a DPDT relay inside the deck and intercept the CD changer L and R audio signals into the deck for an AUX in function, sounds really good!

You then just install a small switch to select between CD Changer audio or AUX in. (only works while a CD is actually playing though as the deck mutes the audio otherwise).
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