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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Car Audio / September 2004MP3 player, amp and a motorcycle
All, would it be possible to take the output of an small portable MP3 player into an Amp to the speakers? Is the line level of the MP3 player too low or high for the amp? Is it even fesible? It would be nice to be able to take my MP3 player with me. headphones are not an option while on the bike. Thanks for any suggestions Greg I have done what you describe before. I used the earphone output from the MP3 player to feed a signal to the line inputs of my amp. That way I had volume control with the MP3 player. There was no problem with the earphone output's voltage level. If you have trouble post back here with the make and model of the MP3 player and amplifier. Kevin Murray > All, would it be possible to take the output of an small portable MP3 > player into an Amp to the speakers? Is the line level of the MP3 [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Thanks for any suggestions > Greg |
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