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Is there a cable available to connect an ipod to a stereo through the headphone port?
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∙ 16y ago
The answer to this question is YES! and even better, there are cables that aren't *proprietary*whereby chargingyou an arm and a leg at your local iPod store. The headphone jack on the IPOD is just like that on any walkman, boombox, or even computer soundcard. The jack is referred to as a 3.5 mm stereo headphone jack (by size). It has 3 separate contacts: 2 of the contacts are for the separate (right and left) speaker channels, and the third contact (closest to the jack handle) is a common ground for the right and left. The most common input on stereos (home style in living room or boombox style) is RCA input jacks. The cable you are looking for has a 3.5 mm jack on one end, and a pair of RCA connectors on the other end (respective to right and left channels). These cables are a standard commodity at electronic stores such as Best Buy, Music Center, Target, Walmart, and even Radio Shack. The lazy types can order one via online websites for these stores.
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