Electronists? (SOUND SENSITIVE FOOT LIGHTING)

I want help from those who understand electronics ... Hello friends, I have a tape recorder with rb3 cassette player on 2004 307. I made foot lighting on my vehicle, and at the same time, I made a circuit that makes the same leds sound sensitive with an optional switch. Below is the circuit that I made my own shot in the video. The circuit works crackily on the computer (the reason for the lack of sound in the video at the same time is that I did not attach a multiplexer to the headphone jack), that is, the light intensity changes according to the sound level. I installed the circuit in the car, the foot lighting mode works fine, but when I switch to sound sensitive mode and plug the circuit's audio inputs into the speaker outputs of the tape, the sound of the tape stops. I do not know much about the electronic of the tape, I researched a little bit, I saw expressions such as bridges, etc. I came to mind to connect a capacitor in series and I will try tomorrow. I ask friends who understand, connecting capacitors will solve the problem? What type of capacitor should I connect (electrolyte - ceramic - lentils) and what should be its value? I am waiting for your suggestions. Note: I used tip31 transistors to be sound sensitive.

As I did, the voice is canceled as the friend said.

You can do it with a simple 3 foot transistor.

these are my trials
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[QUOTE = Receiving] As I did, the voice is canceled as the friend said.

You can do it with a simple 3 foot transistor.

these are my trials
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This is because I use and compress the spliter box as a box.

No, teacher, I connected the speaker to one of the normal outputs of the tape in the audio video. I gave one of the RCA output to the leds with the transistor. That's why the sound came. No matter whether the Aux or mosfet output is connected, the sound goes, or rather, it is absorbed.

In 206+ I was not using audio outputs, I just use RCA outputs. If he did the daytime led and if I had a foot lighting plan, I would do it too, it would be stereo like yours. But when it comes to auris, it's all over. Reviews

[QUOTE = Receiving] No, teacher, I connected the speaker to one of the normal outputs of the tape in the audio video. I gave one of the RCA output to the leds with the transistor. That's why the sound came. No matter whether the Aux or mosfet output is connected, the sound goes, or rather, it is absorbed.

In 206+ I was not using audio outputs, I just use RCA outputs. If he did the daytime led and if I had a foot lighting plan, I would do it too, it would be stereo like yours. But when it comes to auris, it's all over.
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[QUOTE = ahmetismet] [QUOTE = Receiving] Hojam I connected the speaker to one of the normal outputs of the tape in the audio video. I gave one of the RCA output to the leds with the transistor. That's why the sound came. No matter whether the Aux or mosfet output is connected, the sound goes, or rather, it is absorbed.

In 206+ I was not using audio outputs, I just use RCA outputs. If he did the daytime led and if I had a foot lighting plan, I would do it too, it would be stereo like yours. But when it comes to auris, it's all over.
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Thank you. He said that I consulted a few people, you tied the feet upside down, but I have not tried. We have another deficit, but let's see what. May it be easy. & Nbsp; Reviews