PIYO
Joined: 31 Mar 2006
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Location: NYC
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 Posted: Sat May 13, 2006 7:38 pm Post subject: Re: MP3 for the car. |
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| who? wrote: | | My car came with a factory installed six disc Nakamichi 600-watt stereo system. I don't want to part with my system, nor do i want any audio shop messing around with my dash. I would like to have MP3 playback, but I am torn as which direction i should go. Does anyone have any suggestions? |
This is what I do, and it's working fine for me. But you will need an external MP3 player for that option.
I downloaded all my songs in my MP3 player (iPod-Zen ect..) then I make use of a FM RADIO TRANSMITTER. You can find them at radio shack, or if you need some good quality transmitter you will have to go to Best Buy or other stores. Or you player (iPod) might have their own transmitter. You wont have to mess around with your dash nor your radio system. You just plug your MP3 player to the transmitter, then the transmitter to the lighter compartment of your car (I dont recall the real name). Then you will have to set up your radio to some station (the transmitter will tell you on which stations), then play your musics straight from your MP3 player and the transmitter will relay it to that particular station. I have been doing this for 6 to 7 months and it's working fine with good sound quality.
I havent travel out of states to test the range of that transmitter, eventhough the manufacturers are claiming it's work every where. But I ask couple friends and they have no problem using it.
Do more reshearch on that option if you interested, but It's working fine for me.
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