cassette adaptor
02-11-2010, 11:05 PM
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Car: MSD Dist., Crane Hi 6 ignition
Engine: 350 - 50 over, S/R Torquer Heads
Transmission: T56 - Originally a 700R4
Axle/Gears: 9 bolt posi with 370
cassette adaptor
Hi,
Wondering if anyone uses a cassette adapter for their mp3 player in the stock Delco radios.
I have one that works in all my decks except the one in my Trans Am. It is the one with the 7 band EQ built in, with the stereo controls. Not sure if it is the original GTA radio or newer...the steering wheel controls do not work the radio.
I know that some decks monitor both cassette wheels (caspins?) to ensure that the tape doesn't jam or break, but not sure this is the case with the factory radios.
I have a fm transmitter but the quality just isn't as good as the adapter - hard for me to believe but tried them both in many different cars and the sound is fuller, cleaner and higher quality with the adapter
I don't have any pics so I linked one I found on ebay for reference.
Thank You!
http://cgi.ebay.com/CAR-CASSETTE-TAP...ht_2030wt_1156
Wondering if anyone uses a cassette adapter for their mp3 player in the stock Delco radios.
I have one that works in all my decks except the one in my Trans Am. It is the one with the 7 band EQ built in, with the stereo controls. Not sure if it is the original GTA radio or newer...the steering wheel controls do not work the radio.
I know that some decks monitor both cassette wheels (caspins?) to ensure that the tape doesn't jam or break, but not sure this is the case with the factory radios.
I have a fm transmitter but the quality just isn't as good as the adapter - hard for me to believe but tried them both in many different cars and the sound is fuller, cleaner and higher quality with the adapter
I don't have any pics so I linked one I found on ebay for reference.
Thank You!
http://cgi.ebay.com/CAR-CASSETTE-TAP...ht_2030wt_1156
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