Buzzing noise when played on big stereo from cable?

Most likely you conneect the MP3 player to the surround system with a 3.5 mm Stereo Plug to RCA cable. The 3.5mm end connects to the MP3 player, and the RCA end to the surround system.

Hi, if it has a plug for the ipod. Yes, You may need to buy an adapter to fit the plug on your radio.

USER GUIDE
This is the quick and easy way to adapt a standard stereo 3.5mm (1/8 inch) sound output into standard RCA plugs. Ideal for connecting your MP3 Player with a 3.5mm plug to VCR's, TV's or anything else that has RCA stereo sound inputs.
General Features:
- Fits standard 3.5mm (1/8") stereo phone jack
- Gives you two male RCA (left / right) sound outputs
- Great for converting a headphone jack to standard RCA sound outputs
- 6 foot length
- Straight cable (not a coiled cable)

Generally these connectors cost between $1.00 to $5.00

Pictures to help you find them


Search google for headphone to rca adapter for more info
Hope this helps

you have a stereo rca plug set to a mono audio plug.
you need a stereo rca plug set to a stereo audio plug

Hi,
You may have a bad cable. Go pick up one of those cables designed for iPods that plugs into the headphone jack on the player, that ends with two RCA plugs. If that cures it, the other cable was bad.
The BEST way to do it though, is if there is a docking station made for your player that has RCA connectors on the back, so that you can use normal RCA cables.

You should be able to do that as long as you have the right cable.

Most of the mp3 players have a "mini-stereo" jack (3.5mm) and some car stereos have the same type of jack for "aux" input, and others car stereos have RCA jacks for the "aux" input.

Even if the jacks are not the same type, you can use an adapter cable that converts the mini-stereo jack to an RCA jack. You can find them at many places like Best Buy, Circuit City or Radio Shack.

Depending on the type of car stereo you have, you would normally press the source button to change between the tuner, cd player, aux or whatever you may have connected to the stereo. You may even have a seperate button to press for the "aux" input.

I hope this was helpful to you, if you need more information just ask, and please give more info on the type of mp3 player and the make and model number of the car stereo.

Hello, when I insert a CD (normally purchased) into my Fiat Punto Grande stereo it displays "CD ERROR", ejects the CD then displays "AUX" (the tuner still works). I would be grateful if anyone has any idea what the problem is, thank you.

Solution #1 - If your car deck is a tape deck, you can purchase a cassette conversion kit to accomplish this. The cassette converter is a mock-cassette that has a wire and headphone plug on the end. Put in the "cassette", plug the headphone jack into your Insignia Pilot, and play your music from the Pilot.

Solution #2 - There are also FM transmitter packages that will plug into your Insignia Pilot and transmit over an FM frequency. You'll need to turn on and tune the cars radio to the frequency the transmitter is sending to be able to hear the music from your pilot.

Solution #3 - If you are looking for a direct connect through the AUX 1 input (if your car radio supports this) you would need a small amplifier to boost the signal from your Pilot. Otherwise youll either get nothing as far as volume, ot it'll be really weak and you'll have to increase your volume to such a high level that there will also be a lot of noise. This solution would require a small amp (probably available from Best Buy or Radio Shack) left/right stereo RCA cable (from amplifier to car deck), left/right stereo RCA to stereo headphone, and a power cable to your cigarette lighter.

**if you have an after-market car stereo, you can most likely connect with this solution. If your car stereo is stock, then most likely you will not have an Aux 1 input on the back of the unit and will need to resort to solution #1 or #2.

Again RCA stereos **** for this factor, cheap transformers, replace the transformer and see if that helps as it seems to be the most problem with most RCA systems I've repaired in the past.

Hi,

Your query > ..."wire...to hook...mp3 player ...RCA RS2044 stereo..."

You need to connect the headset out of your MP3 player using a special cable to theInterfaces/Ports: AUX-in of the RCA RS2044.

One of the many technical name for the special cable is RCA Male Stereo to male baby phone stereo, the common name is MP3 to RCA and it is similar to the function and look of a Cygnett Groove Transit - MP3 Phone to R...

Hope that this be of some help/idea. Pls post back how things turned out or should you need additional information.

Good luck and kind regards.