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Connecting Car Radio to Computer Amplifier & 2 Speakers in Garage: Step-by-Step Guide

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  • #1 16430666
    Jeremiasz2000
    Level 2  
    Hello, I decided to make a car radio in the garage connected to the computer amplifier and 2 car speakers. My question is how to combine it all?
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  • #2 16430697
    Zbigniew 400
    Level 38  
    Why an amplifier if it's on the radio?
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  • #3 16430710
    Jeremiasz2000
    Level 2  
    Amplifier so that the radio can have a 12V power supply

    Added after 48 [seconds]:

    That is, the power supply ?
  • #4 16430716
    Rezystor240
    Level 42  
    Zbigniew 400 wrote:
    Why an amplifier if it's on the radio?


    Maybe the author wants to drive some larger speakers and the amplifier on the radio is too weak.
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  • #5 16431209
    L_M
    Level 32  
    Jeremiasz2000 wrote:
    That is, the power supply ?

    I think the author confused the computer power supply with the computer amplifier and hence the confusion. See here link # 8
  • #6 16431233
    Adamcyn
    Level 38  
    L_M wrote:
    I think the author confused the computer power supply with the computer amplifier and hence the confusion.

    I think so too. I would also like to add that the car radio cannot be powered from the USB socket.
    It's best to connect them to a separate 12 V power supply at least 1 A.
    Enter the type of radio or photo to select the appropriate connector for the speakers and power supply.

    Connecting Car Radio to Computer Amplifier & 2 Speakers in Garage: Step-by-Step Guide
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  • #7 16431306
    Marian B
    Level 38  
    And why such combinations, if the garage has a 230V AC outlet? Put any "dachshund" and something will play there.
    "Unnecessary" car radio is not so easy to use outside the car, because you need a fairly strong power supply, speaker / speakers, and also an antenna, even if it will be only a piece of wire.
  • #8 16431324
    L_M
    Level 32  
    Marian B wrote:
    And why such combinations, if the garage has a 230V AC outlet? Put any "dachshund" and something will play there.

    Apparently he has a car radio and a computer power supply and wants to use it somehow, best let him speak for himself.
  • #9 16431336
    Jeremiasz2000
    Level 2  
    Yes, I have a car radio and 2 car loudspeakers as well as a computer power supply, I would like to use it so that it is not just good for something
  • #10 16431504
    marqqv
    Level 32  
    Give photos what exactly is the power supply? And what output do you have from the ISO cube radio or just the wires?
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The discussion revolves around connecting a car radio to a computer amplifier and two car speakers in a garage setting. The initial query raises concerns about the necessity of an amplifier since car radios typically have built-in amplifiers. Responses clarify that an external amplifier may be needed for driving larger speakers or if the car radio requires a 12V power supply. It is emphasized that a car radio cannot be powered via USB and should be connected to a dedicated 12V power supply of at least 1A. The conversation also touches on the practicality of using a car radio outside of a vehicle, noting the need for a strong power supply, speakers, and an antenna. The author confirms possession of a car radio, two car speakers, and a computer power supply, seeking to utilize these components effectively.
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