im upgrading to aftermarket speakers and thought i might as well upgrade the head unit as well. the head unit that i bought doesnt have rca outputs so i would have to get a line out converter right? i just want to upgrade because my speakers are blown, not trying to go all out.. it is a 1996 avalon btw. so is it really worth getting a new head unit or will a line out converter do just fine?Should i get a new head unit or a line out converter?
AH YES AN EARLY MORN DEBATE,,, mr.wakeup AND georgewi... is a lil off he did not say anything about an amp or subs so an rca output is not needed(right now) he already bought the headunit and getting new speaks is just fine for "not going all out" if U want to upgrade to install an amp LATER then U will need the use of rca's,,,,AND MAYBE NOT, if LATER U put an amp for the highs U could run speak wires to the amps HIGHS LEVEL INPUT CONNECTION WHICH NEEDS NO RCAs,,,,Should i get a new head unit or a line out converter?
If you dont plan to do much more to this car audio wise, then line out converter might be fine. But would not give you much versatility later on. IE: putting in more speakers or subwoofers or install amplifiers later on.
A different head unit would give you the options to upgrade and be more versatile later on.Should i get a new head unit or a line out converter?
MrWakeup has not a clue to this. As the line out convertor is to add an amp or ampliers to a stock stereo that doesn't have preamp outputs.
So to answer your question, you can use the line out convertor, but the signal is still going to be from the stock stereo. You can get a clean sweep made by JL Audio to upgrade the signal from the stock deck, since the stock deck it tuned down so that the life of the stock speakers is lengthened. So you might be better off getting a new deck with the preamp outputs, since it will have a much better signal. I would suggest any deck from Alpine, best signal going at this time.
Saturday, February 11, 2012
Does exist an unit converter fo Mac OS X?
I'm using OS X Lion and i'm searching a free unit converter like converter plus. Does it exist? I didn't found anythingDoes exist an unit converter fo Mac OS X?
A unit converter is already included as a 'Widget' in the 'Dashboard'. It can convert currencies, weights, speed, temperature, area, etc. – press F12 to switch to the Dashboard view, then click on the Plus button at the bottom of the screen to launch the Unit Converter widget. You can open multiple instances of it, e.g. one for currencies, another one weights...
The same conversion features are also integrated in the Calculator application (see Applications folder.)
A unit converter is already included as a 'Widget' in the 'Dashboard'. It can convert currencies, weights, speed, temperature, area, etc. – press F12 to switch to the Dashboard view, then click on the Plus button at the bottom of the screen to launch the Unit Converter widget. You can open multiple instances of it, e.g. one for currencies, another one weights...
The same conversion features are also integrated in the Calculator application (see Applications folder.)
I need a free unit converter to download, where can I find one?
I need to be able to use it while disconnected, it needs to have all the standard units, (length, time distance, temperature, power, electric resistance and potential, angle area volume, velocity, mass, concerntration) but also:
radiation in: grays, rems, millirems, sievert, milliverts, radiation in absorbed doses,I need a free unit converter to download, where can I find one?
take your pick here
http://www.google.com/search?q=unit+conv鈥?/a>I need a free unit converter to download, where can I find one?
Man! Good luck with working this issue out. I have the same type of trouble on occasion. I'm sorry i can't be of more help...
radiation in: grays, rems, millirems, sievert, milliverts, radiation in absorbed doses,I need a free unit converter to download, where can I find one?
take your pick here
http://www.google.com/search?q=unit+conv鈥?/a>I need a free unit converter to download, where can I find one?
Man! Good luck with working this issue out. I have the same type of trouble on occasion. I'm sorry i can't be of more help...
How do you make a unit converter with java?
using if, else, else if; .equals?How do you make a unit converter with java?
Use Java to invoke Google and use Google's built-in unit converter.
Use Java to invoke Google and use Google's built-in unit converter.
How to write working code for a unit converter in Visual Basic...?
I am creating a unit converter in Visual Basic and cannot get my code to work. I need to define my variables and insert the proper math to convert feet to meters, gallons to liters, etc. The user is supposed to put the number into an input box and then the answer should appear in the output box. Any basic help is appreciated.How to write working code for a unit converter in Visual Basic...?
Create a static class that holds all your conversion formulae.lip liner
Create a static class that holds all your conversion formulae.
Sci-Tools on TI-84 Plus calculator?
I am trying to convert from kg to grams and km-ml , etc.. i know i can go to APPS --%26gt; SCI TOOLS --%26gt;UNIT CONVERTER, but how do i use this app exactly /:Sci-Tools on TI-84 Plus calculator?
Try reading the manual. It's provided free online, and you'll probably learn more from it than any single person here. Here's the link: http://education.ti.com/educationportal/鈥?/a>
Try reading the manual. It's provided free online, and you'll probably learn more from it than any single person here. Here's the link: http://education.ti.com/educationportal/鈥?/a>
How do I fit an old Clarion car stereo?
I have an 07 reg Seat Altea. The factory fitted CD player is faulty and I want to replace it. I have a Clarion db328r head unit - about 9 years old - which I want to install. What - if any - wiring converters/connectors will I need to purchase, or will it just plug and play?
Also, is there any way that I will still be able to use the 3.5mm jack input which is built into the car? Can this somehow be connected to this head unit?How do I fit an old Clarion car stereo?
IT may be worth while popping down to Hellfrauds to find out if there is a compatible wiring harness adaptor. This will basically plug into the factory fitted wiring socket and provide a new socket to plug into the back of your replacement stereo. This may also enable you to use the 3.5mm jack and your troubles could be over... but if it means you cannot use the jack..
Having failed that and no harness be available then you can always hard wire the stereo using bullet connectors and insulation tape. The wiring is dead easy. Its just about figuring out the speaker wires, radio wire, power wire, memory wire and dimming wire - so there is not always a handful. Depending on the wiring that is already in there, there may be more e.g. for the 3.5mm jack.
If you find yourself unable to connect to the 3.5mm jack then.. you have a few options... for example:
1. If you are trying to connect an iPod then you may consider: http://www.caraudiocentre.co.uk/category鈥?/a>
2. Manually add another AUX input to your Clarion: http://lifehacker.com/293261/add-an-auxi鈥?/a>
Tools required for this: pair of old headphones (3.5mm), soldering iron, and insulation tape.
Hope that helps.
Also, is there any way that I will still be able to use the 3.5mm jack input which is built into the car? Can this somehow be connected to this head unit?How do I fit an old Clarion car stereo?
IT may be worth while popping down to Hellfrauds to find out if there is a compatible wiring harness adaptor. This will basically plug into the factory fitted wiring socket and provide a new socket to plug into the back of your replacement stereo. This may also enable you to use the 3.5mm jack and your troubles could be over... but if it means you cannot use the jack..
Having failed that and no harness be available then you can always hard wire the stereo using bullet connectors and insulation tape. The wiring is dead easy. Its just about figuring out the speaker wires, radio wire, power wire, memory wire and dimming wire - so there is not always a handful. Depending on the wiring that is already in there, there may be more e.g. for the 3.5mm jack.
If you find yourself unable to connect to the 3.5mm jack then.. you have a few options... for example:
1. If you are trying to connect an iPod then you may consider: http://www.caraudiocentre.co.uk/category鈥?/a>
2. Manually add another AUX input to your Clarion: http://lifehacker.com/293261/add-an-auxi鈥?/a>
Tools required for this: pair of old headphones (3.5mm), soldering iron, and insulation tape.
Hope that helps.
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