Stereos Car Audio

Used to connect devices to the car audio input.

I use the cables to hook up stereos, ipods, metronomes, headphones, and more. They work great. Sturdy and good quality.

Sony is and always has made great product with prices that make them great value buys. I have had Sony products, TV, Stereos etc that have lasted for 30 years! Can't beat a Sony!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We some old stereos in the pool hall and around the barn that don’t have Bluetooth, this makes it pretty quick and straight forward in being able to play music and charge your phone at the same time for stereos that still used the AUX cable.

The price was not the only deciding factor for me.  Over my 50 years I have owned many sony products from T.V.s to stereos and they have always lasted way past my expectations.  This Receiver will not disappoint you.   I have very old cheap speakers and my sound is better than I expected.

Perfect for old yet great quality stereo system. Replaced Bluetooth. Ordering more for other stereos

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It was a great find as now I can airplay to all my stereos around the house. It is definitely a neat device that is ingenious. I would recommend it to anyone who has apple products. The best thing about it is that it is so small!

I've used these for years to make wiring harnesses for cars as well as stereos etc. When bunching long wires together I put a loop every few feet in a sash cord and use these to attach wires to it as a leader, then pull on the light rope or heavy string. I also mark some wires while color coding more common wires I group together often. They also hold back-drops and reflectors were you can't put a stand.

Made in America. I bought this for use on my classic car audio system. Being able to switch from an iPod device to my Sirius receiver, without having to fumble with plugging & unplugging cords. The unit comes with 2 strips of 3M dual lock tape for a quick, clean, easy to hide and access, installation. Well worth the price charged.

Within 5 minutes I had the camera out of the box and into the fish tank. Then it was on the dog. The horse. The car. Me. The SJ4000 didn't disappoint me in all the ways I wanted to use it straight out of the box. The onboard firmware is very clean and tidy, the power button changes between modes while navigating menus is accomplished with the volume and shutter buttons. Plugging it into a USB port on the pc presents you with 2 options, either to use it as USB storage or as a live PC camera (webcam). Both of these functioned flawlessly. All and all the interface and use of the camera is simple enough to appeal to non-tech savvy people, but also presents some more detailed options/configurations for those that like to tinker. The included accessories provide an easy means to adapt the mounting of the camera to various objects, but you'll need a separate accessory pack to take it to the next level. The camera in its water tight case feels extremely sturdy, but also very light weight. In addition to being dunked in a water tank, my camera has suffered multiple drops as well and come out perfectly fine. The image quality really shines in bright light, but you can get passable performance in low light conditions. I filmed my wife working her horse just as the sun was setting low on the horizon and found it to be acceptable. Anything less than the light of a bright sunny day causes color correction issues that the auto-balance doesn't seem to account for. For example, I walked the dog late in the evening and my purple shorts came out in the video as a soft blue. Unrelated to image issues the only other quality concern was audio, with the water tight case the audio is mostly muted and without the case it has a very minor 'tinny' sound that distorts the audio. Despite some of the shortcomings, which I think of as being very minor, I really like this product. Next week I strap it to a friend's 1000 dollar RC car.