Okay,
I am wondering if there are radio or stereo systems out there that one can
connect an MP3 player to?
Claudia
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Skype: claudiadr2009
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es,
There are boombox types, and others. Check your local high fi house type
place; even radio shack.
Honestly, K-Mart or Wallmart might even have some.
On Thu, 24 Sep 2009, Claudia wrote:
> Okay,
>
> I am wondering if there are radio or stereo systems out there that one can
> connect an MP3
O Claudia, only hundreds of them, Phil.
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Claudia, almost all can be connected to. A stereo patch cord from the MP3
player to inputs, to fm transmitter, with newer ones Bluetooth, or docking
station, one way or another, all can be accessed.
bob
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Hi Claudia
Many radio/stereos have inputs, sometimes specified for MP3 players, but
sometimes also called "Auxiliary" input etc.
Also many T.V.s have "AV" or auxiliary inputs, two audio and 1 video. These
can also work fine.
The only type of inputs to which you shouldn't connect the MP3 player w
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