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[BrantKen]

I have a unique problem. I want to connect two CD players to each other so I can use the one to amplify the sound of the other one. I want to send audio through a speaker wire to another CD player in another room. Then I want to convert it to a 3.5mm cord so the other CD player can pick it up and send it through to other speakers. Is this possible? I can't use the headphone jack because it mutes the speakers connected and I want to use them simultaneously.

 

[dandu3]

So you want to get a long ass 3.5mm wire?

 

[americanaudiophile]

Makes and model numbers would help since "CD players" don't have speaker terminals or inputs. I suspect you have two systems with built in cd players.
If the main unit has speaker out you can run 2 pairs of speaker wires from the same set of terminals or the B speakers. At the other unit you will need one of these to convert to a line level input.
http/www.crutchfield.com/p_142LOC80/Scosche-LOC80.html
The only complication is that the volume of the main cd unit will affect the volume of the second one.

 

[BrantKen]

So you want to get a long ass 3.5mm wire?

If you read it completely, you would see that a 3.5mm cord wouldn't work.

 

[BrantKen]

Makes and model numbers would help since "CD players" don't have speaker terminals or inputs. I suspect you have two systems with built in cd players.
If the main unit has speaker out you can run 2 pairs of speaker wires from the same set of terminals or the B speakers. At the other unit you will need one of these to convert to a line level input.
http/www.crutchfield.com/p_142LOC80/Scosche-LOC80.html
The only complication is that the volume of the main cd unit will affect the volume of the second one.

Thanks, that was exactly what I was looking for!