I have old Pioneer DEH-2800MPB car receiver (from 2005) and I would like to convert CD source to AUX input. I found the PML014A chip in the diagram, where the audio signal from the FM tuner and CD player is fed, and then, depending on the selected source on the panel, it is redirected to the input of the TDA7386 power amplifier.
Overall, my concept looks like this:
- Make a break in the CD_Lch and CD_Rch lines (by desoldering the capacitor C153 and C154).
- Connect the left and right channels of the AUX cable to IN2_L and IN2_R using factory 1uF SMD capacitors (C153 and C154).
- Connect the AUX audio signal ground to the signal ground of the S-GND power amplifier (Signal GND) in the TDA7386 power amplifier IC.
Below is a diagram of my concept:
Of course, I guess that it will also be necessary to insert the CD into the drive for the music to be played.
My question is - will the factory 1uF SMD capacitors be sufficient in the left and right AUX channel path, which will be connected to the IN2_L and IN2_R inputs of the PML014A source selector?
If not, what capacity of electrolytic capacitors should I use in this case and what will be their "polarity" in circuit as on the diagram above?
Maybe I am wrong with my whole idea, so I hope for some advice.