Car Audio Interface Digital Music Changer Usb Aux Adapter on 2040-parts.com
Grandview, Missouri, United States
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I'm selling this Car audio interface digital music changer USB Aux Adapter. It's a used one.
Specifications: Voltage Input: 12v DC Max current 600mA Frequency Response 20Hz-200KHz This is a Audio Car kit. It is a replacement of CD changer. It can be easily installed and used. The installation and usage are the same as CD changer's installation and usage, Simply plug in USB disk/SD card or iPod, iPhone or andriod, you can play audio through car audio system and enjoy music in your car. |
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