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? 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... » Read More 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? « Show Less
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If my memory serves me well, the first time I used the adapter it was with a iPhone 4 and it worked fine. Gee, I hope I telling you something correct.
143903
I have a 97 Toyota Corolla and it works fine in it with my iPhone 5s and classic ipod. Hope that helps
1072179
If you car stereo has a 3.5mm audio connection then yes you can play it through your stereo.If you car stereo doesn't have one then can buy an adapter. If your stereo plays cassette tapes, they make an adapter that fits into the cassette opening and provides a 3.5mm jack. If you have a cd player in your car, they sella wireless adapter that works through your FM station and provides jack to plug into.
2121268
Any cassette player should work, although I think you need to remove a part to stop it from getting broken from the tape player. Look it up online.
1476292
No! Others stated that you couldn't charge and play due to the cable hitting while in the stereo. I solved this by cutting away part of my pretty BMW's cassette player. It won't play while charging.Now I have a cutup BMW and an adapter that must be turned on and paired periodically. I'm not a fan! I wish this had been mentioned previously. It's a poor design and I'm returning it now.
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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
2260470
In theory no. However I did try that before I used this product and for whatever reason, when using this cassette player, the quality seems to be much better.
855347
That has nothing to do with the cord, and everything to do with the design of your car's system. This just connects it. In my 2011, it allows you to scroll through artists and playlists through the car's system interface, but you don't even have a section for podcasts. You have to come up with a workaround like finding the podcasts in the "artists" menu. Good luck!
1043219
This player handles CDs, 78 & 45 rpm vinyl (new or old) cassette tapes and has an iPod jack. Will not play Edison diamond disks (80 rpm)
916143
Yes and no. Most cars do fine. Others cause it to jam but it's pretty easy to unjam it. My son can fix it himself and he's only 6.
2162928
The cassette playerS are no longer working. I would recommend buying a different cassette player. We bought these for my mother in law for her birthday in June and it stopped working two months later.
461309
If you take out the screws and pull apart the plastic casing and then flip over a silicone ring in there, that is the cause for stopping the cassette. Therefore the player thinks it's done and ejects it. If you do that it should work fine.
21103
Depends where you live. I live in LA and finding an empty radio station is annoying and I constantly would have to set the fm tuner to another station. This particular cassette player didn't work in my car 96 Mazda Miata, but it works fine in my Mom's 99 Acura so I gave it to her. Cassette player works fine its just a matter of finding one that works for your car. As for sound quality I'd say the cassette is better as well as stations will constantly interrupt your music.
1960647
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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Yes and no. I have an Accord with bluetooth built in (good only for phone use only) and I use the BTC450 to stream music from my Android phone. In my bluetooth settings on my phone, I have the car paired and set for phone and have the BTC450 paired but set for media only (unchecked phone option). So in this case, the answer is yes. If you leave the phone option checked, it will not pair both devices at the same time. Hope that helps.
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I bought two. One of the two was a bad one. I contacted the seller and got a replacement. Both work well now. I think any car with a tape choice will work. It is nothing special of this cassette adapter.
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I can only answer indirectly, since I no longer have a car equipped for cassettes. The cars I owned previously (1993 Jeep & 1983 Saab) played such cassettes without any problems.
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I use it play into my PC so I can convert cassettes to mp3s. To do so, I use RCA outputs (color wires) into a capture device (EZ Cap available at Amazon). Things work fine. So to answer your question everything will sound fine but you need to look at what can be plugged into your receiver. What wires go into stereo receivers these days. Take a look at what jacks are on your receiver and then do an Internet search for the manual for this tape deck (I'm not at work now to see what is on the back). If they match, you are in business, if not, go to Radio Shack or Best Buy and ask them what connectors might be needed to make the wiring compatibile (old to new). That is your only concern. I use it play into my PC so I can convert cassettes to mp3s. To do so, I use RCA outputs (color wires) into a capture device (EZ Cap available at Amazon). Things work fine. So to answer your question everything will sound fine but you need to look at what can be plugged into your receiver. What wires go into stereo receivers these days. Take a look at what jacks are on your receiver and then do an Internet search for the manual for this tape deck (I'm not at work now to see what is on the back). If they match, you are in business, if not, go to Radio Shack or Best Buy and ask them what... » Read More I use it play into my PC so I can convert cassettes to mp3s. To do so, I use RCA outputs (color wires) into a capture device (EZ Cap available at Amazon). Things work fine. So to answer your question everything will sound fine but you need to look at what can be plugged into your receiver. What wires go into stereo receivers these days. Take a look at what jacks are on your receiver and then do an Internet search for the manual for this tape deck (I'm not at work now to see what is on the back). If they match, you are in business, if not, go to Radio Shack or Best Buy and ask them what connectors might be needed to make the wiring compatibile (old to new). That is your only concern. « Show Less