Play Fantom x6 using my car as power supply and speakers?

[supersquirrel]

I've been wondering if I could use my Fantom (x6) through my car. I would have just gone and tried it myself but I have no idea if it would mess up the car speakers or the keyboard. Has anyone else thought about this\tried it? Could I use a power converter for the cigarette lighter as the power supply for the Fantom (would it be enough power)? The car (a Honda fit) has an audio jack and a cable for playing mp3 players and I have a plug that allows the Fantom to use that type of wire. Would it be dangerous for my car's speakers if I played the Fantom through it? Would it even work? I get the feeling theres no chance it would, but I love playing my Fantom and the fact that I could play it anywhere is tempting. Thanks in advance for any answers I get.

[tjudge]

I've done this using a 600W power invertor in my ford Expedition on a long road trip. The audio cables were plugged into the Aux jack on my radio. I didn't experience any issues.

[Septimo]

I used to do this with my Rm1-X and run the audio through a CD- cassette adapter from the headphone jack. but now I have no more cassette deck. so that idea is scrapped. but never even had the urge to try out with my Fantom..

[gcollins]

From time to time I play it through the car speakers just to give it that perfect mix since most of the music I hear is in the car. Make sure you turn the volume down at first then turn it up.

[Tiger Fleetwood]

I have 2 15inch kickers. Ran through my aux on my head unit. Make sure your car has gas in it. It'll run your batteries down.

David Banner made one of his CD's in his van, whlie in transtion.