Q&A: my cassete player is broken in my car how can i listen to my music?
Question by kat: my cassete player is broken in my car how can i listen to my music?
ok so i have a cassete player in my car. and i have a tape thing that you put in it and hook a portable cd player to it and u can listen to music. well my cassete player isnt working anymore. is there a way i can fix it? i would love a cd player in my car but i dont have the money. is there anything i can do that doesnt cost a lot of money
idk y it isnt working ne more. i just put the tape in and it makes a noise and the tape comes out. ive looked inside and there isnt ne thing in it. i dont have a job right now so i dont have the money to get ne thing that costs a lot
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Answer by maggie
is there something jammed in it? how did it break?
you should check out your local pawn shops, they always have cheap c.d. players that they are willing to sell quick
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you could, if you have an i pod, get an i pod thing from target or walmart or wherever that hooks up to your car interior, then dock your i pod on it and listen to your music in replacment of a regular radio channel. that only costs 50 to 70 $
Depends on what you call a lot of money; Go to a salvage yard, and buy one; Usually about $ 35.00 ! There’s some older Dodge, & Ford radios, that had cassette, AND cd players combined ! I just put one in my daughter’s car ! Works fine !
It would be cheaper to install an new CD player than get your old contraption fixed. Cd players are very cheap these days, and if you know someone who is handy with cars and electrics, all it will cost for installation is a slab of beer.
You can also try a FM transmitter if you don’t need perfect CD quality:
http://www.amazon.com/Scosche-Car-Transmitter-iPod-Players/dp/B000BDG668/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top
Theres those new mp3/mp4 players that cost about $ 10-$ 20.
Runs on the same technology as iTrips.
Stick it into your cigarette lighter and tune it into your radio. They come in 2Gb-4Gb, and come with a little remote.
I would go with LeweyJet’s answer, that sounds like the best solution for you for now anyhoo.