Re: iPod adapter for car radio

SMS <scharf.steven@geemail.com> wrote:

>Richard Evans wrote:
>> SMS <scharf.steven@geemail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Richard Evans wrote:
>>>> I just bought my first iPod and want to play it through my car stereo.
>>>> What's the story on the adapters I see that plug into the cigarette
>>>> lighter and direct the iPod to an FM radio channel? The ones I looked
>>>> at cost about $40.
>>>>
>>>> I'm not an audiophile and the cab of my pickup doesn't have great
>>>> acoustics, so I'm not really concerned about concert-like sound
>>>> quality, I just want to know if the gadgets work and produce reliable
>>>> sound equivalent to what I get from my existing radio/CD player.
>>> Choose carefully. Don't get one that only allows you to choose a few FM
>>> frequencies at the low side of the FM band, get one that has a display
>>> and that lets you choose any FM frequency. Ensure that it has an iPod
>>> connector, not just a USB connector and a plug for the headphone jack
>>> (these are the generic models). Make sure that it uses a cable, not a
>>> dock, because you'll want to hold it in your hand to change the music,
>>> not lean over to the dock to see it. Make sure that it powers and
>>> charges the iPod, as some models are just FM transmitters that are
>>> powered by the iPod.
>>>
>>> Here's the one I just ordered, after some research:
>>>
>>>
"http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000P54452/sanfrancisc0b-20?creative27641&a
mp;camp573&link_code=as1"
>>>
>>> I can't comment on it since I haven't gotten it yet. It seems to have
>>> gotten all good reviews, if you can trust the reviews.
>>
>> Thanks. That's exactly the kind of information I was looking for.
>
>If your truck has a cassette player, you can buy a cassette adapter that
>plugs into the iPod.

Nope. Cd player.
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