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It is possible that the small white connector block is a steering wheel control interface. Some vehicles, including the Mini Cooper, have steering wheel controls that allow the driver to control certain functions of the stereo, such as volume and track selection, without taking their hands off the wheel. If your Mini Cooper does not have steering wheel controls, the connector block will not be used.
If you are unsure about the function of the connector block, you can try looking for a wiring diagram for your car's stereo system. This may help you identify the purpose of the connector block and confirm that it is not needed. Alternatively, you can consult with a mechanic or dealership technician for further assistance
If they are both Technics they should connect. There should a pair of connector holes on the back of the turntable, most likely a pair of 'Phono' jacks. Round connectors, one marked in red and the other marked in white. It may be marked as a "AUX OUT", "PHONO OUT" or "AUDIO OUT".
On the back of the System on the top section, (Marked as 'stereo sound processor''), there should be a matching pair of round connectors marked as "PHONO". Connect the turntable using a good quality phono cable matching the red to red and white to white. Personally I would recommend the gold plated type cable. They are usually reasonably cheap and easy to find.
You might have to change a setting on the system where you switch between radio and CD player to hear the turntable. It is often marked as 'AUX'.
As an addition to Tom's answer:
The two main headphone connector types are the 3,5mm jackplug (the one that fits in most mp3-players and cellphones) and the 6,3mm common headphone jackplug.
The "phones" connector on the front is for headphones. You need to connect to the "aux' or "line" input which is usually on the rear of the receiver. It is usually 2 RCA jacks so you'll need to get a patch cord with a 1/8" mini phone plug on one end a (2) RCA plugs on the other end.
hi,
it depends how you connect the DVD to the projector.
the projector itself has only one speaker (mono) - not so good for movies.
the "audio in" is a mini stereo plug (same as headphones).
you will need a RCA to mini stereo convertor - red/white (or red/black) RCA to mini stereo plug.
or you can connect a RCA to RCA (red/white to red/white) cable to an amplifier which is connected to speakers.
or just plain speakers, but you'll probably need a convertor cable from RCA (red/white) to a female mini stereo plug).
these cables are pretty cheap and can be bought in any Radio-shack.
hope it helps....
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The PL-990, having its own internal PHONO Preamp/EQ, will operate with any audio gear that has a standard Line Level stereo input (aux, cd. tape, etc).
you need a mini to two rca plugs cable; once you have this: connect the red rca plug to the left TV stereo rca connector and, the white rca plug to the right TV stereo connector and, the mini stereo plug to your speaker jack on the macbook You will now have sound. then: connect the video to you macbook using another either s-video or, vga cable to the TV
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