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I want to be able to play the songs stored on my phone on my car stereo. Is there a way to do this through bluetooth? Is there such an accessory you can attach to your car stereo so you can receive songs from your phone?
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Posted: 2006-07-14 20:34:43
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cheap solution if you have a tape deck is using a cassette adaptor
about £5 from argos
works for me when i want to play ipod in the car.
However this means needing a 3.5mm (?) jack plug on the phone
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Posted: 2006-07-14 20:37:54
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nicer solution is the MMR-60
Play music files from handsets on any radio receiver
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Posted: 2006-07-14 20:39:28
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the mmr-60 is crap,sounds just like radio,this is what you do---
buy an RCA cable(10 bucks) plug it in the back of your car stereo and the other end to your phone(you will need a 3mm plug adapter-ebay 5 bucks)and that is it,sounds even better than a CD.
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Posted: 2006-07-15 02:52:20
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On 2006-07-15 02:52:20, chrisperro wrote:
the mmr-60 is crap,sounds just like radio
Most people are more than happy with the quality of FM stereo, but they want to be able to choose their own music, as opposed to the crap force fed by commercial radio stations.
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,this is what you do---
buy an RCA cable(10 bucks) plug it in the back of your car stereo and the other end to your phone (you will need a 3mm plug adapter-ebay 5 bucks)
Be very careful buying the 3.5mm adapters - some are okay, some are so bad the audio quality is no better than AM stereo (or analog TAPE). The best bet is to get the MMC-60, the rca to fastport lead from SE. It has gold plated connections, and actually IS much better quality audio cable than the HPM-70 or any of the cheap 3.5mm adapters.
The MMC-60 plugged into the back of a decent car stereo, with 192Kbps AAC audio - your phone will rock and your ears will thank you
But if you are happy with FM stereo, the mmr-60 is an IDEAL solution. No extra batteries to worry about, no leads to worry about, and the mmr-60 controls are on the phone itself (less double handling between devices). Don't overlook the mmr-60 if you are normally happy with the quality of FM radio.
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and that is it,sounds even better than a CD.
better than cd??
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Posted: 2006-07-15 03:49:22
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