Is there an adaptor for iTouch so...

[CliffnDallas]

You can listen to it through a cassette deck or CD without the radio having an assessory jack?

Signed.

Confused in Lake Wood.

 

[Hoofbite]

Get an FM transmitter and you can listen to it over your radio, no wires needed.

Just plugs into the ipod and tune to station 87.5 or something like that. You can set the station but its below the typical broadcast stations to minimize interference.

 

[CliffnDallas]

Get an FM transmitter and you can listen to it over your radio, no wires needed.

Just plugs into the ipod and tune to station 87.5 or something like that. You can set the station but its below the typical broadcast stations to minimize interference.

Cool. Where might I find such a device? And is there any particular brand name?

 

[Yeagermeister]

Cool. Where might I find such a device? And is there any particular brand name?

BestBuy and Wal-Mart has them. The ones I have tried to use have never worked that well. Luckily my car stereo is bluetooth ready.

 

[CowboyWay]

I don't own one, but I've known others with them. They don't work that great so save your reciept just incase you want to bring it back.

If you can use a wire to plug it into your radio, that works great.

 

[kmp77]

You can listen to it through a cassette deck or CD without the radio having an assessory jack?

Signed.

Confused in Lake Wood.

Does your radio have a cd changer plug? My truck had one and since I didnt have a cd changer, I ordered a cable that plugged into it (back of ther adio) with an ipod plug on the other end. Works great.

 

[CliffnDallas]

Went by Best Buy and found a 'cassette adapter' plugs in like a tape.

 

[kmp77]

Went by Best Buy and found a 'cassette adapter' plugs in like a tape.

Welcome ton 1991! :laugh1: :laugh1:

 

[Bob Sacamano]

Welcome ton 1991! :laugh1: :laugh1:

:laugh1:I got one, but it goes into the cig lighter

 

[CliffnDallas]

Welcome ton 1991! :laugh1: :laugh1:

Hey it works great, just tried it out. The car has the best factory stereo offered in 2005.