can I connect this to my trucks lcd stereo (Pioneer avh-4000NEX)?
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As the other respondents have said, it should work. It works on my RV connected to a portable TV that I bought called Pegasus using the composite yellow, white and red. The yellow is all that is needed plus power. It uses power connectors like those on surveillance cameras so you can buy the connectors from them.
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Ray, Good question.......Assuming your question is "can I play the video signal through an alternate video viewer/player like a Pioneer avh-4000NEX" the answer is I don't have a Pioneer avh-4000NEX, so I can't answer the question 100% accurately. However, the rear view video leads are nothing more than RCA jacks, so I don't see why not unless they use a different signal processor. If it was me I'd order it and plug in the connectors to test it, before doing a complete install. Sound logical?If it doesn't work you can return it to Amazon. If it does work you can post your findings here so everyone will know the next time. Good luck! Ray, Good question.......Assuming your question is "can I play the video signal through an alternate video viewer/player like a Pioneer avh-4000NEX" the answer is I don't have a Pioneer avh-4000NEX, so I can't answer the question 100% accurately. However, the rear view video leads are nothing more than RCA jacks, so I don't see why not unless they use a different signal processor. If it was me I'd order it and plug in the connectors to test it, before doing a complete install. Sound logical?If it doesn't work you can return it to Amazon. If it does work you can post... » Read More Ray, Good question.......Assuming your question is "can I play the video signal through an alternate video viewer/player like a Pioneer avh-4000NEX" the answer is I don't have a Pioneer avh-4000NEX, so I can't answer the question 100% accurately. However, the rear view video leads are nothing more than RCA jacks, so I don't see why not unless they use a different signal processor. If it was me I'd order it and plug in the connectors to test it, before doing a complete install. Sound logical?If it doesn't work you can return it to Amazon. If it does work you can post your findings here so everyone will know the next time. Good luck! « Show Less
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I think so...I hooked it to a video display monitor in my RV. It just uses RCA connections to hook up so if you have a yellow AUX Video Input you should be fine. You'll still need to power the camera too.
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The end of the camera cable has a red power cord a black ground cord and a video rca. The power cords will need to be wired into a switch or ignition power source. As long as your stereo head has a video in rca cable it should work fine
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You can connect to it either through Bluetooth or it has a 3.5mm audio jack (cord included). If your truck radio has a 3.5mm audio jack then it will work with that.
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Yes you can if the stereo has a "video in" connection. I have found most stereos don't have this connection, but a few do. I installed a Jensen stereo with the connection and instead of cutting the wire off the Rear View monitor and getting a connector for the cut end, I got a wire with connectors on both ends online for $4. It was easy to do. I love this back up system.
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I doubt it. This is a center speaker channel speaker and the only connector in the back of this box is a just a pair of speaker terminals which should be connected with the output of the receiver. It doesn't have a digital input connector. I think what you really need is a sound bar which has a built-in amplifier designed to drive the speakers inside the sound bar and subwoofer.
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Check the rear of the receiver. If there is an RCA connector marked "sub out" or "lfe out" or similar, it will work just fine. It will probably be yellow in color. I'd be very surprised if there wasn't such a connector on any modern receiver.
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It should work fine. Just be sure it works with the stereo that you are installing
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Just hooked up to a Pioneer AVH-X2700BS, and it works perfectly. Always check reviews for the note that says "Verified Purchase". If that's not there, then they are not writing their review based on any actual experience with the product.
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Hi Gerrid, call your car manufacturer for this question. You can use this link http://docs.sony.com/release/WXGT90BT_install_EN_FR.pdf It's the installation/connection guide for the car stereo.-Vincent
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Make sure you plug in both wires. Does not really matter worked fine with my Pioneer Reciver.
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Dear JustinPlease look at this model and brand:http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Car/DVD-Receivers/AVH-P8400BHThank you
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no, it will only work with a pioneer head unit made before 2003. it will have a blue toslink connection on the back of the unit.the model number of the head unit should also have a "P" prefix
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You have to make sure the blue wire on the bypass is connected to the Amp turn-on wire (not the power antenna wire). Assuming you have a compatible stereo head unit (this bypass is for Pioneer AVH models only - check DIYBypass.com website if you have a different stereo), if everything is connected correctly according to the instructions, it should work.
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No, you can connect into the receiver. We did it with our Pioneer SC-65, and wish we would've done it before. Amazing sound.
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Yes Russell, This will work with any input you choose on your receiver whether it be Tape In, Aux, Tv Etc..As far as your ground wire goes, There is a grounding screw on the back of this unit. It's really a no brainer. ENJOY!
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If your stock stereo has an old time standard antenna cable then yes this should work fine. Take a look under the dash or pull the head unit out and take a look as this goes inline with the standard antenna.
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Yes, Pioneer's website says that it is compatible. "The 8-band graphic equaliser, high/low-pass filters, Sonic Center Control and Auto EQ (with optional microphone CD-MC20) let you best match your device to the acoustics of your car." http://www.pioneer.com.au/au/products/25/111/281/AVH-P4450BT/page.html
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No this is only if you are replacing the stereo deck (cd player) the speakers in that particular truck are wired in with a specific harness. Simply cut the speaker wires at the speaker and strip about half inch on both. Then hook up the new speaker.