Car Radio Converter Does anyone know if there is an adapter cable that works for this player so it can be plugged into a car radio and heard through the car's stereo?
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If you have a tape player in your car then just use a simple tape adapter, like the kind you would use for a cd player. I get great sound with mine!
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I can tell you three options: - Use a cassette tape adapter like Randall mentioned. However, most newer cars do not come with a cassette player. - Use an FM Modulator. It connects to the earphone jack of the player and transmits the audio (received from the player) on a selected frequency and tune your car radio to the same frequency. You will get the sound through your car speakers. - If your car has RCA inputs (external and/or accessible) to the in-built audio system, use a "3.5 mm to RCA" cables. Connect the 3.5 mm connector to the earphone jack on the player and the RCA connectors to the RCA jacks of the car. I can tell you three options: - Use a cassette tape adapter like Randall mentioned. However, most newer cars do not come with a cassette player. - Use an FM Modulator. It connects to the earphone jack of the player and transmits the audio (received from the player) on a selected frequency and tune your car radio to the same frequency. You will get the sound through your car speakers. - If your car has RCA inputs (external and/or accessible) to the in-built audio system, use a "3.5 mm to RCA" cables. Connect the 3.5 mm connector to the earphone jack on the player... » Read More I can tell you three options: - Use a cassette tape adapter like Randall mentioned. However, most newer cars do not come with a cassette player. - Use an FM Modulator. It connects to the earphone jack of the player and transmits the audio (received from the player) on a selected frequency and tune your car radio to the same frequency. You will get the sound through your car speakers. - If your car has RCA inputs (external and/or accessible) to the in-built audio system, use a "3.5 mm to RCA" cables. Connect the 3.5 mm connector to the earphone jack on the player and the RCA connectors to the RCA jacks of the car. « Show Less
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If you car stereo has a 3.5mm audio connection then yes you can play it through your stereo.If you car stereo doesn't have one then can buy an adapter. If your stereo plays cassette tapes, they make an adapter that fits into the cassette opening and provides a 3.5mm jack. If you have a cd player in your car, they sella wireless adapter that works through your FM station and provides jack to plug into.
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This item will not work with a CD player only a cassette adapter.Not sure your options with a CD player, maybe a wireless adapter that plays through the car radio.
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I have hooked my ipod to it using a phono cord from the headset plug in and it works well. Similar to how you would hook it up in your car.
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I'm not sure. It depends on what kind of input your car stereo has. There is a 1/8" jack for connecting headphones/earplugs/powered speakers so as long as your stereo will accept this it might work. The cable that comes with the player has a 1/8" jack on one end and the other end is a split connection with a 1/8" jack and a USB connection. Don't expect great sound from this unit...you get what you pay for. I use mine with noise cancelling headphones when I'm doing yard work and it's fine for that but if you want quality sound I'd recommend spending a little more and getting something better. Hopefully this information helps. I'm not sure. It depends on what kind of input your car stereo has. There is a 1/8" jack for connecting headphones/earplugs/powered speakers so as long as your stereo will accept this it might work. The cable that comes with the player has a 1/8" jack on one end and the other end is a split connection with a 1/8" jack and a USB connection. Don't expect great sound from this unit...you get what you pay for. I use mine with noise cancelling headphones when I'm doing yard work and it's fine for that but if you want quality sound I'd recommend spending a little more and getting... » Read More I'm not sure. It depends on what kind of input your car stereo has. There is a 1/8" jack for connecting headphones/earplugs/powered speakers so as long as your stereo will accept this it might work. The cable that comes with the player has a 1/8" jack on one end and the other end is a split connection with a 1/8" jack and a USB connection. Don't expect great sound from this unit...you get what you pay for. I use mine with noise cancelling headphones when I'm doing yard work and it's fine for that but if you want quality sound I'd recommend spending a little more and getting something better. Hopefully this information helps. « Show Less
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This comes with connector, but you still need the adapter for the cars radio connector. then you will connect both of these connectors together. let me know if you need more info.
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It's a long shot but try the Maxell CD Lens cleaner. It brought my car's player back from the dead. And it's less than $10!
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No, you need an FM Radio. The device converts the output to FM Radio. You just need to select an Open Frequency and set the device and you car radio to the same frequency then plug it in. Works best if you fully charge it before you play too.
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Steven - it works to connect my iPod - recent model to my car stereo system. Ben
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If the radio has an AUX port it will plug right in ti it.. There is also a cassette tape deck adapter. It can also be connected using an FM adapter. That would be my last choice. It conflicts with local FM stations.
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Im Not sure. I dont own a car stereo system that has a usb port..How ever I have hooked the cassette player to my portable speaker which works great..But to hook it up to a car usb port I simply cant answer that for you.. The device does what it says. I convert any songs I like off of my old cassettes and burn them onto a DVD and it works just fine in my car...
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Andre is correct. You don't need this for a car. I would look into a GROM audio adapter and see if that will work. If you're really lucky you might have a cd changer port on the back of your stereo. If so you can use the GROM usb3 unit to pump the digital audio directly into your car stereo and let the DAC in your stereo decode it for you. I just installed one in my 2000 accord and it sounds great. Otherwise you could use an FM bypass unit but I don't really like those. You're probably best off with the aux or bluetooth you already have.
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I really do not have a problem ... The radio in my car for some reason was not picking up local radio frequencies now that I have this it works well as a fm radio picks up the local frequencies. The player is fine as an MP3 it was a no brainer to load it .... The only set back have is that I bought a 4 gig and I have way more music than that... I had a 32 gig iPod before and it was stolen ... And to be honest I don't miss it... No complaints about this product .... I use it mostly in my car just plug it in the aux and good to go ....
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I use mine in the car all the time. Your radio needs to have an auxilary input port. Then you can use a 3.5 mm male to male cable to play it through your stereo system. For long trips you might want to get car power adaptor.
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it is hardwired into the car stereo. Depending on the make model of your car stereo, the included cable may be compatible. Otherwise you have to purchase an aftermarket cable to make it work. You can research what you need here:http://www.quickconnectproducts.com/Find/find.php
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Nathan, how does one connect the adapter to the car stereo? I have a Honda Accord with AM/FM/XM/CD but there's no opening or port for any kind of adapter. You say that you've permanently wired the connection. Does that mean you fiddled with something under or behind the dashboard?
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no i use the aux adaption in the car but you still hear the speaker. i dont know if that can be fixed.