Play Portable Music Player Through Cassette

[Guest spyhunter2k]

May come in handy for those that don't want to add an aftermarket player to their car:

Cassette Adapter for Portable Music Player

[Guest steakneggs]

Those things have been around for awhile. The problem is they don't work if the cassette's drive belt is broken, which is the case with most people who want a aux system. Steak

[Guest steakneggs]

I have one in my motor home. Another issue with them is that you always hear the cassette wheels turning which necessitates louder volume, which makes it easier for my family to find me. Steak

[Guest Squire Tom]

i bought an older sony reman cd / mp3 player (have 20 gig of mp3 that i burn onto cd's as the mood hits me. fits well into the door below the radio unit. ( fade and balance still do not work) but the left rear sounds good . maybe someday i will replace the upper radio unit. already replaced the lowere cassette unit.

what else if anything makes you lose fade and balance ?

[D-a-n-i-e-l]

Why not add a aux input you can do it with out modifing any thing in the car and it gives you a much beter sound quality.

[Guest Squire Tom]

only have left rear speakers working for now , wife doesn't appreciate the car , sooooooooo right now i can live with it

will replace upper radio unit sometime to fix fade and balance issues

[Guest weewilly]

daniel, how do I add a aux input to a 90 reatta radio?