Thread: In Car Head Unit recommendation
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Old 30-07-2005, 21:36   #4
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Re: In Car Head Unit recommendation
yeah, i connect it to my zen micro with a normal 3.5-3.5mm plug. as long as the volume is up to the max on your mp3 player, the quality is at least the same as through a good set of headphones, if not better
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