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iPod and my car CD Player?
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Junior Member
Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: Los Angeles
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Has anything been done about this? Is it even possible? I would love to have my mp3 collection in the car via my new iPod!
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Originally posted by meetingpeopleiseasy:
<STRONG>Has anything been done about this? Is it even possible? I would love to have my mp3 collection in the car via my new iPod!</STRONG>
I use a standard Cassette adapter and my ipod Rocks in the car.My CD player is a "radio" type but I also have a cassette
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Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: Schaumburg, IL
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I too can vouch for the cassette adapter in the car. Works great. Avoid a radio frequency adapter in the car, although they work good on non-car radios.
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Join Date: Sep 2000
Location: New Jersey, USA
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Just tried my Car Cassette adapter last night. One word... Beautiful. It sounds so crisp and clear. The bass is thumping. And no I don't have an amp or anything. Much better sound quality than any CDs I've burned using iTunes or Toast. Perfect.
I've got the Sony CPA-9C Car Adapter. It's probably like 3 years old.
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Join Date: Nov 1999
Location: New York, New York, USA
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When I use mine, it's got exaggerated treble - so bad in fact, that i can't listen anymore.....could my adapter be burned out???
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