Hello All,
I'm in Auckland, NZ and I purchased a used 2004 Mazda Verisa. So far, it has been a great car. One issue is that we didn't originally have a way to plug in an auxiliary input (MP3 player, etc.) into the factory radio. I did some web searching and there is not a whole lot of information on the Verisa. I found an auxiliary cable on eBay and decided to give it a go:
3.5mm Aux cable adapter for Mazda3/6 car audio parts Pentium B70 Perfect singal
I'm happy to report that it does work! You have to open the lower glove box and reach around behind the OEM radio to plug it in. It plugs in next to the 75 ohm radio antenna (on the passenger's side, back of the radio). The radio will then recognize there is something plugged in (the wiring of the plug looks like it just jumps between two contacts to turn activate the Media button) and you can press the Media button to access the aux input.
Hope this helps. I also ran across another forum post around the web with pictures that might be helpful (the cable I bought looks pretty much like the one described in the post below; you can probably DIY). I'm not sure if this would work for the Demio. Thanks.
Hmm, can't get the forum link to work (it's not on mazdas247.com). If you Google "DIY: 3.5mm stereo to Bose System", you will find it.
I'm in Auckland, NZ and I purchased a used 2004 Mazda Verisa. So far, it has been a great car. One issue is that we didn't originally have a way to plug in an auxiliary input (MP3 player, etc.) into the factory radio. I did some web searching and there is not a whole lot of information on the Verisa. I found an auxiliary cable on eBay and decided to give it a go:
3.5mm Aux cable adapter for Mazda3/6 car audio parts Pentium B70 Perfect singal
I'm happy to report that it does work! You have to open the lower glove box and reach around behind the OEM radio to plug it in. It plugs in next to the 75 ohm radio antenna (on the passenger's side, back of the radio). The radio will then recognize there is something plugged in (the wiring of the plug looks like it just jumps between two contacts to turn activate the Media button) and you can press the Media button to access the aux input.
Hope this helps. I also ran across another forum post around the web with pictures that might be helpful (the cable I bought looks pretty much like the one described in the post below; you can probably DIY). I'm not sure if this would work for the Demio. Thanks.
Hmm, can't get the forum link to work (it's not on mazdas247.com). If you Google "DIY: 3.5mm stereo to Bose System", you will find it.