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You take the stereo out of the car, get a 12v battery and charger, or a 12v regulated power supply capable of about 5Amps.
Plug the red and yellow wires to the positive supply and the black wire to the negative.
The speaker wires are in pairs, some stereos have four speakers.
There may be extra wires for ancillary use, orange for illumination and blue for electric antenna. These may be ignored and insulated.
What else can I help you with?
Why car stereo will not turn off with the car?
the ACC wire from the stereo is connected to constant power (+12V)
My home stereo will not turn on from standby?
standby
Your car stereo works great when the car is off once you turn on the car it quits working why is this?
your ground wire for the stereo is connected to the ignition wire of the car
How do you know if my car stereo works in my car?
Put it in your car, turn it on and see what happens.
Do I have to charge my car amplifier every time i start my car?
What do you mean charge the amplifier? It's not a battery, so you just turn the stereo on. When the stereo goes on, the remote wire will turn the amplifier on and you're good to go.
Where is the best place to purchase a car stereo in San Francisco CA?
In my experience, Bay Car & Home Entertainment is the best place to buy a car stereo in San Francisco.
What is the remote wire blue on a car stereo for?
it provides a signal to your subwoofer amplifier to turn it on and off with the car's key
Why would a stereo not turn on?
Car stereos are fused so check both fuse's.
The cds I burn work in my car but not on my stereo?
Car stereos often play both MP3 format and CD-R disks. A home stereo may not do one or the other.
When was In Car Stereo created?
In Car Stereo was created in 1983.
What if your stereo will not cut off when you turn your car off?
it is still running off the battery, most of the time it will turn off when you open the door
What is the p cont wire on a car stereo?
P.CONT is a turn-on lead wire for your external amps if you have them. All it does is sends a signal to your amp (if you have one) to turn on/turn off
