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DEH-P6350
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Hello,

I'm from the Philippines and my car has Pioneer DEH-P6350. I've always wanted to "connect" my phone or MP3 player to the said unit since most of my music are on those gadgets. Unfortunately the DEH-P6350 doesn't have a readily available AUX-in 3.5mm socket in the front. I have seen in a website that this type of head unit have RCA sockets at the back, and using RCA-3.5mm cable should work the same way as the ones in certain models in the front(please refer to http://www.instructables.com/id/My-Car-Stereo---Ipod-Enabled/). I was wondering if you can confirm this as a fact and if would not cause any damage to the headunit or the MP3/Phone.

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Francis

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Hi Francis,

Unfortunately, the RCAs on the back of the unit are pre-outs, meaning they're output only.

This particular unit only accepts input in the form of Pioneer's proprietary IP-BUS, which means a product like this:

http://www.amazon.com/SOUNDGATE-AUXCBLPIO-Auxiliary-Pioneer-IP-Bus/dp/B0007ZCYM0

Just might give you what you're looking for.

Justin

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I can answer questions about the electronics and mathematics behind car stereos, provide information on locating wires, wire interference, gauges, etc. Since they're almost entirely subjective, asking questions about brand names may not result in the most useful answers.

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I've been installing car stereos for friends and family (albeit not professionally) for 8 or 9 years. My knowledge lies mostly in the math and technical aspects: impedance, required gauges, fuse levels, frequency response, etc.

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