> For those listers who want to buck the trend of putting MP3
players in
> their cars, here is a useful device that lets you can take your MP3
and
> ipod music and send it to a cassette tape for playing in your car's
> existing deck.
Of course you could also do as I did, just buy a (used) audiophile
cassette deck
for cheap, and hook it to your PC's sound card. I use it mostly for
ripping
(recording to MP3) old cassettes, but I have gone the other way with it.
Another idea, which I used in the early 80's, when there was a whole
industry in stealing car radios from BMW's, was to keep the amp and
speakers in the car, leave the gaping hole where the radio was, and use
a real good AM/FM Walkman as a head end unit. It sounded great! For the
FM antenna, I ran an aligator clip from the car's FM antenna to the
external antenna on the radio; I was very happy with that for the 4
years I had that car. If I ever decide to get tunes for my TR3, I'm
going that route, except w/ a CD/MP3 player with FM presets, or an iPod.
Best, Kevin Browne '59TR3A #58370
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