TechnoGeekery Show #9: iPod Car Adapters… Retro is Back in Style
Posted on Oct. 22, 2007 by cat in Just For Fun Stuff, Music Stuff
* Please note: The contents of this TG vidcast apply to MOST portable media players, not just iPods. Just so you know.
Do you enjoy listening to digital music in your car, but are absolutely fed up with the quality of sound you get via your wireless iPod–or other portable music player–car stereo adapter? Are you still in sticker-shock after pricing the newest wireless car stereo adapters at $80 and higher? Are you all about finding a cheaper option? Oooh! And… are you still in love with the 80′s?
Yes?
Cool. Then this episode of TechnoGeekery is just for you.
Also, you can watch at the Family Channel at Podango.
Music in this podcast provided by the Podsafe Music Network, with Remember by Black Lab and Lost and Found by Adrienne Pierce.
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paige
22. Oct, 2007
I totally prefer the sound quality of the cassette adapter to the fm tuner. MUCH better.
Nils
22. Oct, 2007
I laughed out loud when you got burned for being a nerd.
My car (and many that were put on the road after oh, about 1990) doesn’t have a cassette player. But it’s interesting nonetheless. What next? The revival of the 8 track?
cat
22. Oct, 2007
Dude, the cassette deck is in my Sequoia! I was all, “What the…?!” Then, “Ooooh! Now where’d I put that old OMD cassette?!”
As for TGIM, that was simply uncalled for. We don’t say nerd; we say GEEK.
Honestly.
Charlotte
23. Oct, 2007
Hey! That totally works with my crappy Dell Jukebox MP3 player, too. Whoo hoo!
My favorite part of this one was at the end when you’re singing along and the sun shines on your teeth like they’re diamonds. Awesome.
Russ (TWITTER: take2_host1)
24. Oct, 2007
Great podcast. I agree with you on every point. I had one for the radio frequency…it was horrible, cut in and out with each mile I drove into a new county. The tape cassette is where it’s at…but for those that can’t afford the Ipod pricetag…Walmart and competing stores may offer the same product for a smaller pricetag. I got mine at Hastings for a whopping $12 on sale. Not bad considering the frequency one was double.
Another great idea is for trips in the car. We carry our portable CD player and it fits great in there too…a great way to control the volume, especially if the little ones fall asleep on the way to grandmas.
Thanks for a great tip…nice to see someone podcasting on the less expensive technology that can help the poor people like myself.
R
Daniel
31. Oct, 2007
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Omd
12. Nov, 2007
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