2004 Suburban, Headphone Jack Pro-96

[evergreenwaterman]

Does anyone know if the Pro-96 can connect to the sound system in a late model Chevy Suburban using the headphone jack from the scanner to one of the rear seat headphone jacks? I have a mono plug, male on both ends, with no success, even after scrolling through the different radio modes. The Sub has only a CD player in front, no jacks. Sorry if this scenario has come up before...Dave

 

[wmbio]

you can purchase an FM transmitter at W-M for around $20.00, set the FM in the truck on 88.1 and away you go.

Wmbio

 

[lowboy654]

It sounds like your are using two outputs, for the sound of the pro-96 to be heard though you Chevy's sound system it would need a input, port to the sound system in your truck.

 

[evergreenwaterman]

Thanks, I've seen that transmitter, and see now I need an input on the radio side for that approach. I'll check the shop manuals for a back panel input on the main radio, probably will regret that project. Another local RR friend told me about the cassette unit with a plug. The project of least risk will likely prevail. Thanks for the feedback.

 

[lowboy654]

Thanks, I've seen that transmitter, and see now I need an input on the radio side for that approach. I'll check the shop manuals for a back panel input on the main radio, probably will regret that project. Another local RR friend told me about the cassette unit with a plug. The project of least risk will likely prevail. Thanks for the feedback.

yup thats right, that goes back to the day when Cd players 1ST came out, that would work fine with your 96. i think i will go dig up my old tape adapter.

 

[tspainiv]

There are no auxillary audio inputs in the Suburban, sorry. If you had a Cobalt or an HHR with the "MP3" radio, they have an aux in jack on the front of the radio to hook up your ipod........... or scanner

 

[evergreenwaterman]

Thanks Thomas, and all.