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AUX Classic Review

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  1. howdude •  August 15, 2005
    Rating: 5/5

    Comes with 2 RCA Female ends, by using a RCA male to mini jack I was able to plug into my MP3 player. The sould was awesome better than those FM transmitter.
    Pros: Awesome sound
    Cons: Plugs into the rear of the unit, requiring removal of unit.

    Rating: 10 :: 0 out of 0 people found this user review helpful.

  2. squeegee •  September 22, 2005
    Rating: 1/5

    I bought this cord for my Kenwood KRC 405 car stereo because i got the impression that if you had a disc changer input on the back of your Kenwood Car Stereo this cord would work. NOT TRUE!!! Well after going through the trouble of pulling out my Car Stereo, disconnecting my 12 disc player and plugging in the cord, my MP3 player would not play through the Stereo? I tried 50 different things and finally called KENWOOD. They told me that this cord was not compatible with my unit, even though it plugged right in. I then asked which unit (would I have to buy) in order for the cord to work and he gave me some “newer” models which puts me right back at square one. My biggest complaint is That none of these websites said nothing about this cord is “only” compatible with these particular car stereos. Not mention I had to pay $4.50 to ship it back for Return. Which I will never see again! CALL KENWOOD AND ASK IF YOUR STEREO WILL WORK WITH THIS CORD,BEFORE YOU ORDER IT!
    Pros: If it works with your Head Unit, it would save you alot of money
    Cons: Not compatible with very many Head Units

    Rating: 2 :: 0 out of 0 people found this user review helpful.

  3. Mark Nero •  April 9, 2009
    Rating: 5/5

    I happen to own a set of these speakers. While this review did a really good job in terms of technical description I think you missed a few of the most important characteristics of what makes the AUX Classic so amazing.

    While it’s true that they sound best when pointed at your ear, getting them to do so is a piece of cake and I was really surprised that this wasn’t mentioned. The sat’s can be stood up, but they’ve also been designed so that if you lay them on their sides the speakers are angled upwards so that the sweet spot is exactly at ear level.

    I also think that calling them computer speakers does them a grave injustice. I’ve used them as a guitar amp, as a docking station, and as a home theater system.

    There is definitely a trick to using them though. As recommended by AUX themselves you should max out the volumes of all the inputs (iPod, TV, DVD player) and use the AUX itself to control the master volume. Done this way, I can’t see how anyone can complain about dynamic ranges whether lows or highs.

    And finally, make sure all the EQ and VST plugins that you’ve needed to get good performance out of your previous speakers are turned off.

    Follow these steps and the AUX Classic will blow you away.

    Rating: 10 :: 0 out of 0 people found this user review helpful.

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