My 1993 Honda Accord EX factory original cassette player causes tapes to unravel and tear. Would this device allow me to connect an iPhone 4S to the car stereo speakers even if the cassette player is non-functioning?
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I have a 97 Toyota Corolla and it works fine in it with my iPhone 5s and classic ipod. Hope that helps
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The Car stereo has to have a totally separate cd/cassette player, that's were the aux. jack gets it power from Not a radio with built in cd and/or cassette...I know.. I wanted to be able to plug a mp3 player to it, though I found someone on ebay that converts the factory radio and Im very pleased..
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IF your vehicle has the AUX input jack (unlikely) OR (and this is what most people miss) your 99 Honda Accord has a cassette tape player. If you have that cassette tape player than you need 2 additional items: 1) a cassette adapter (this goes into your cassette tape player and you can then take the 3.5 mm output jack and plug it into a mp3 or some other device) and 2) you need a 3.5mm female to 3.5 mm female adapter. You plug the 3.5 mm output jack from the Kinivo and the cassette adapter into the female to female adapter and that makes the connection. You now have the audio from the Kinivo playing through the stereo system on an older vehicle that does not have an AUX jack. IF your vehicle has the AUX input jack (unlikely) OR (and this is what most people miss) your 99 Honda Accord has a cassette tape player. If you have that cassette tape player than you need 2 additional items: 1) a cassette adapter (this goes into your cassette tape player and you can then take the 3.5 mm output jack and plug it into a mp3 or some other device) and 2) you need a 3.5mm female to 3.5 mm female adapter. You plug the 3.5 mm output jack from the Kinivo and the cassette adapter into the female to female adapter and that makes the connection. You now have the audio... » Read More IF your vehicle has the AUX input jack (unlikely) OR (and this is what most people miss) your 99 Honda Accord has a cassette tape player. If you have that cassette tape player than you need 2 additional items: 1) a cassette adapter (this goes into your cassette tape player and you can then take the 3.5 mm output jack and plug it into a mp3 or some other device) and 2) you need a 3.5mm female to 3.5 mm female adapter. You plug the 3.5 mm output jack from the Kinivo and the cassette adapter into the female to female adapter and that makes the connection. You now have the audio from the Kinivo playing through the stereo system on an older vehicle that does not have an AUX jack. « Show Less
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Wouldn't know. That's the purpose for which I bought it, but the cassette player didn't work at all. Returned it. Run away, run away!
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I use the Aux In connection on my Wave Radio II and it works well in terms of playing from an older iphone. You will get an alert that the connection is not fully compatible but I ok out of that and move on.
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It doesn't play cassettes in the unit, but it has an input jack and a short connection cable. That can be hooked up toany device with a headphone output. So it can act as a portable speaker for cell phones, MP3 players, laptops etc.That works very well.
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Can I hook up this cassette player to my Sony stereo receiver & just listen to my tapes?
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It does NOT eliminate cd changer it only add an extra option if you want to play your iPhone or ipad throuht the car speakers . You will have cassette radio cd and aux wich play your iphone
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No. Don't buy it. It broke the cassette player in my 99 mercury sable. now no cassettes play in it, and neither does the adapter.
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Hello......Yes, this plays cassettes too...I also have a large collection of them that I don't want to give up, so this fits the bill!
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It works with any standard car cassette player. That being said I would not buy this product. Mine stopped working a few weeks after I bought it.
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Nathan, how does one connect the adapter to the car stereo? I have a Honda Accord with AM/FM/XM/CD but there's no opening or port for any kind of adapter. You say that you've permanently wired the connection. Does that mean you fiddled with something under or behind the dashboard?
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Every several months, my cassette deck rejects the device. What I do is keep the music playing, then keep putting it in a few times until it accepts it. It's been maybe a year since I've had to do it. I would try cleaning the cassette deck if it. I don't see how this thing could destroy a player unless you are being really rough with it.
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You use this device to listen to MP3 players or your iPod/iPhone. It works like a cassette, you just put it in and it has a cord attached to it that you plug into your player and it plays the music like that. I got this one for my car because my car doesn't have an audio input.
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Im Not sure. I dont own a car stereo system that has a usb port..How ever I have hooked the cassette player to my portable speaker which works great..But to hook it up to a car usb port I simply cant answer that for you.. The device does what it says. I convert any songs I like off of my old cassettes and burn them onto a DVD and it works just fine in my car...
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This is for car that only have tape players so that you can play cd's and ipod's from portable players
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That's how I was using it-to connect my iPod to my honda's aux jack. Worked great until the cord started fraying by the connector and started shorting out!