what do u mean by it dont matter? its not a good bargain?

i bought this thing at lowyat..the name is easyMp3..plug it into my lighter and put thumbdrive on it..a quick solution for those who cannot afford to buy mp3 supported radio

Interesting, my lecturer told me its around 80bucks. Anyway does it ate up the car's battery life?

unless u wanna come ipoh n buy...

owh its ok...maybe here also got other ipoh people
yeah i want this easydisk mp3 becos i cant afford mp3 player at this time...and i can use the default radio/cassette player

this thing no skip song if shaking?

it's all solid state electronics. no moving parts!
it won't skip

only cd's skip..maybe ipod's if u shake em hard enough..

how is the battery comsumption
it drain battery a lot rite when using the lighter?

i'm sure it's minimal..
your car batt is very powerful..

Not sure where this question belongs, but how do you connect your PPC to your car audio system? On my case, it's a Dell Axim X50v with 3.5mm normal headphone jack.

I already have 1 Kenwood Cd player in my car, now still don't have any other component except speakers.

I search the website a bit and saw some successful example which they connect the PPC directly to the amp. Base on that, i checked with 2 audio accesories shop, both of them say cannot. Must use a player with Aux in cable jack. (which is only available on the expensive player).

So any idea how does it works? i'm going to buy an amp sooner or later for the subwoofer. but if they wants me to change to more expensive player with Aux in, would be too much for me tho....

edit:sorry Mod, i just saw the ICE forum. maybe u can move this into that forum.

This post has been edited by ky_khor: Aug 21 2005, 12:01 AM

just get a FM Modulator..


This post has been edited by jovial: Aug 21 2005, 02:47 PM

You could connect it directly to the amp but u may run into some trouble. If you try to conenct both the CD player n ur Dell into the same input using a Y-connector (splitter) you might not be able to hear the audio from either one of the devices if the current output leves are different.

Anybody know if there is any car audio kit that has a line-in jack?

sorry if my question is noobish cause i have no knowledge at all of anything pertaining to car audio systems... i'm jsut so tired of using the FM transmitter for my mp3 player

Thanks for any info

and btw to the mods.. i'm not sure if this should be in the audiophile secttion or car section.. cos its a little bit of both

This post has been edited by tnsai: Aug 25 2005, 11:30 PM

u need to get a preamp...

hmm... tumpang tumpang..

if preamp got line-in , then does preamp give the audio signal to all the speakers in car? i means.. 2 front 2 back.. 1 woofer.. all will get the signal?

preamp .. ok

hehehehe damn i don't even know what a preamp is hehe

i just wonder why don't all car audio systems come with a line-in

doesn't sound too hard to implement isn't it?

i wonder if i can get the carshop to do a mod hehe

well if u wanna connect ur speakers to ur hp or ipod for example...then u need a amplifier to power up all ur speakers n if u have woofer then another amplifier is required...then after that u put one preamp to control both of this amps.....then on the input part of ur preamp...u buy a rca to headphone jack cable....depends...then connect it n walla...u r ready...n the sound will be awesome...

i wanan tumpang question here!!!...
where to get those acessories?...
i am interested in using either ipod or other mp3 player to play music rather using cd player.

some mid to highend hu will have the aux in function...
some casette player also got the function.
if u use preamp, u will need to install amp if u dun have any

ic...
really?...cassete player?...hehe..
never see one in the market..
it would be easy if using mp3 player or ipod to play mp3, cds have to burn to it and limited storage also hard to manage.
i know there is an audio player in u.s, it is just for ipod only..
thanks for the feedback!

alpine and pioneer(if not mistaker.) have some model support ipod..