MP3 Player/Car Adapter

Non-Phish General
#9

I don’t think a new stereo is an option, as I’m trying to stay as cheap as possible. That said, though, I’d rather not hear a bunch of static when I’m trying to head-bang on the interstate.

And I’d rather not have to use the car stereo buttons to scroll and stuff. But I can see how unsafe it would be to fiddle with an iPod whilst driving.

Decisions, decisions…

#10

I will say there is some static with my iTrip. I can ignore it, but my girlfriend hates it.

#11

I think you can get an AUX plugin installed on any radio. Look into it… it is worth it.

#12

i use one of those old tape adapters, works great. easy. great sound.

#13

Look for the Monster Cable at Best Buy.

the one that charges your Ipod while plugged in is a bit less than $100, the one that doesn’t charge your Ipod while plugged in to the cigarette lighter is about $50

I got the $50 one and it works just fine.

#14

I’d be wary of Monster Cable. Most of their stuff is incredibly overpriced (like twice as much as it should cost). And the quality you get from it is minimally better than the competition.

#15

I’m with fluffy. If you have a cassette player get a tape adapter for 10 dollars. No static bs.

#16

I do not, in fact, have a cassette player.

I just want whatever is cheap that will not produce static.

#17
#18

So…you’re saying look into a Monster Cable?

#19

You should probably just drive around with headphones in your ears if you are going to be a smart-alec about it.

#20

you could build a pirate radio station at your house with an antenna powerful enough to cover all of your daily commute

then pray that the FCC doesn’t catch you

#21

pump up the volume?

#22

Turn it up.

#23

Radio.

#24

Is this Freedom Rock?

#25

Pastrami Sandwich with baby spinach, mayonnaise, cheddar cheese, and magic shit.

#26

I listen to a Mexican Radio

A mexican…whoa…oooa…radio.

#27

Truly a classic stevo

#28

Wall of Voodoo > Wall of Sound.

There, I said it.