Hello all.
I have a problem i hope you can help me with.
I have a 2009 Nisson Murano SUV. It has several sound systems in it such as AM/FM, IPOD, Satelite Radio, and something called a "music Box" (the music box allows me to copy up to 50 CD in it and replay them whenever I want.). I have so much hearing problem, that I can't really understand any of the words in songs and so I have to turn the volume up very high and that drivesmy wife and other pasangers crazy. The net result is that I rarely listen to music anymore. I was hoping that some sort of ear phones would help, but I know so little about that sort of thing.
Hope you can help.
thanks for any help you can suggest
Ron
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You can always turn up the music when you are driving solo.
When everyone else is present, you can turn the radio down and have everyone sing to you.
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Wearing headphones while driving is illegal in some states.
https://drivinglaws.aaa.com/laws/headsets/
That being said there are many ways to connect a headphone to an audio system ranging from simple DIY wiring to external headphone amplifiers. Here's a really cheap headphone amp for your consideration.
Amazon dot com link. -------------
Support the12volt.comThanks for your advice. I live in Nevada so there is no problem with wearing a headset. I looked at your suggestion and that looks like it would be perfect for my problem. The only thing i have not figured out is where would i connect it to my stereo. i do have an 3.5 aux input on the front of the stereo but would i not need to connect to an output plug.?
Again Thanks for your help. if i can get this to work it will change my driving life forever. Thank you
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Yes, you need an input to it just like to any other amplifier. If your head unit has line level outs, use that, or if not purchase a line-output converter (LOC) and connect to the speaker outputs.
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