No, I was looking for more auto accessory stuff...MAGUIRE93 wrote:
Ihome?
Yep, and I see it's by the same company as well. But damn that's expensive!kylef wrote:
Are you talking about using it in your car as a radio? If so - RoadTrip. I recommend it!
It's really very good and reliable ... my brother and I must have clocked over a thousand hours on it and it still works flawlessly. And, if you drive *really* close to another car their COOL FM will be replaced by our jazz!haffeysucks wrote:
Yep, and I see it's by the same company as well. But damn that's expensive!kylef wrote:
Are you talking about using it in your car as a radio? If so - RoadTrip. I recommend it!
Heh, that's fun. What car do you use it in?kylef wrote:
It's really very good and reliable ... my brother and I must have clocked over a thousand hours on it and it still works flawlessly. And, if you drive *really* close to another car their COOL FM will be replaced by our jazz!haffeysucks wrote:
Yep, and I see it's by the same company as well. But damn that's expensive!kylef wrote:
Are you talking about using it in your car as a radio? If so - RoadTrip. I recommend it!
Don't even know that car...kylef wrote:
Clio (1999)
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i g wrote:
i use a cable that plugs in to the back of my cd player and in to the headphone jack. the quality is amazing compared to that of a shitty fm transmitter
Not my car, I'm using my parents' cars for now.CapnNismo wrote:
Invest $5 in an RCA cable with the 3.5mm jack on the business end. Agreed with ig - cabled quality is worlds better than FM transmitter quality.
Now if you're using a stock radio, then you have a problem. To rectify that, head over to www.crutchfield.com and buy yourself a new radio. They're pretty cheap there ...
then just go with the cheapest fm transmitter you can find for now. they all work pretty much the samehaffeysucks wrote:
i g wrote:
i use a cable that plugs in to the back of my cd player and in to the headphone jack. the quality is amazing compared to that of a shitty fm transmitterNot my car, I'm using my parents' cars for now.CapnNismo wrote:
Invest $5 in an RCA cable with the 3.5mm jack on the business end. Agreed with ig - cabled quality is worlds better than FM transmitter quality.
Now if you're using a stock radio, then you have a problem. To rectify that, head over to www.crutchfield.com and buy yourself a new radio. They're pretty cheap there ...
No cassette deck, only a CD playerDefiance wrote:
If it has a cassette deck, use a headphone/cassette adapter. It's a good physical connection, quality seems fine to me when I tried it and I'm at least a small audiophile, and they're probably cheaper then the transmitters.
Beware though, you should try to get them online if you can. Consumer electronics stores charge $20-$30 and they're not worth that much.
agreed - I use it and love itkylef wrote:
Are you talking about using it in your car as a radio? If so - RoadTrip. I recommend it!
You can buy those...aerodynamic wrote:
My freind did some thing genuis,
He has a mercedes the old A class and it still has the tape device, but he ran his normal headphone wire thorugh the tape thing and onnected it somewhere so now he plugs the ipod to the earphone plug and boom, Ipod music from the regular car stereo.
