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well i saw a car out at a local hangout spot one night and ive been thinking i want to kind of do the same idea. he had turntables hooked up to his cars system and running off the cars power source to and id like to know how it can be done?
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but how would i be able to hook them up to my cars system to play through the cars speakers and what not? plus it was a pretty sweet idea playing beats and people free styling with a wireless mic through the cars speakers
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Alot of headunits have RCA aux inputs, so you have the turntables plugged in the mixer, then the mixer plugged into the aux inputs.
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so from what you all say it sounds like itd be pretty easy to do all it takes is time and money and yes my hu does have aux in so thats cool.
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Just make sure you're aware of the type of output the turntables produce. A lot of turntables have a "phono" level output, which is much different than an "RCA" style output that a tape deck or cd player will have. If the record player has that "phono" style output, you'll need a pre-amp that's made to convert that signal to an RCA style that your head unit can accept.
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Originally Posted by Jim85IROC
Just make sure you're aware of the type of output the turntables produce. A lot of turntables have a "phono" level output, which is much different than an "RCA" style output that a tape deck or cd player will have. If the record player has that "phono" style output, you'll need a pre-amp that's made to convert that signal to an RCA style that your head unit can accept.
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