From: Benjamin Betts <benbetts_at_charter.net>
Date: Mon, 07 Jun 2004 14:03:28 -0500

Copied from my post in another thread
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Check out this site for input adapters specific to your car's stereo. A
massive improvement over a transmitter and quite a bit better that a
tape adapter. These can be a little pricey but don't leave the site
without checking out the "FM Modulator" It's the last item on the big
list. It will make a solid connection between your Antenna and your
stereo (so it's universal). Depending on possible interference this
should give you performance nearly as good as an actual input, and it's
cheaper. $60: Not cheap, just cheaper.
These units usually give you two RCA inputs, so I would suggest spending
$5 at Rad Hut and installing an inconspicuous 1/4' headset jack in the
dash.
http://www.installer.com/aux/
These can be had for less. Shop around. Try eBay.
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I have done it the hard way before. I have an input patched into my
Chevy where a stock auxiliary tape deck used to be. Trial and error.
The above is much easier and will give you better results.

Benjamin Betts
ben_at_benbetts.com
www.benbetts.com



Jean Donse wrote:

>Hi,
>Has anyone tried to wire a jack inlet on a car radio so as to be able to connect a Jukebox on it rather than use an FM transmitter or a cassette? If so, could you please share your knowledge?
>thanks,
>JMP
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Received on 2004-06-07