i hav a mp3 player is it possible to connect that to my car speakers.?

Question

i hav a 95 dodge neon.

Answer 1

they have various kinds of adaptors.. the cheapest being the cassette one. there are other ones that you can tune in on your radio. but yes it's possible..

my husband does it

Answer 2

There is a cassette adapter (if you have a tape deck). It should cost no more than around $20 at any major gadget places.

The FM transmitter is about $30 and works like a miniature radio station by broadcasting the signal from your mp3 player.

Other cars tuned to the same radio station as you will pick up your broadcast if they are close enough to you.

Don't get the ones that use batteries, but rather plug into the cigarette lighter socket.

Don't buy from Radio $hack as you'll pay too much for it. Go to Best Buy or the like.

Answer 3

You can use the iTrip. But I really don't advise you to do so if you live in a big city. Cos you got heavier radio interferences there. Or you can also use a cassete adaptor. You can get it from an apple store. Or you can also find a cheaper product that's made in china in your local electronic store. I've used one for almost 4 months and haven't encountered any problem at all. It's no new technology, you know. When the in car CD changer hasn't been introduced to the market, people've been using a cassete adaptor with their portable CD player.

Oh, I also recommend you to buy a car lighter adaptor. So you can hear the music via the car stereo and also charge the iPod at the same time.

If you don't have any budget constraint, you can buy the harman kardon drive+play. Or you can always buy a new head unit, heheh. Most of the new ones supports iPods. There's a list of compatible head units on the apple website (link below).

Answer 4

there's a cassette adapter (once you've a tape deck). it would value no more beneficial than round $20 at any significant device places. The FM transmitter is about $30 and works like a miniature radio station through broadcasting the signal out of your mp3 participant. different autos tuned to a similar radio station as you'll %. up your broadcast in the journey that they are close adequate to you. do not get those that use batteries, yet quite plug into the cigarette lighter socket. do no longer purchase from Radio $hack as you'll pay too a lot for it. pass to maximum proper purchase or the like.

Answer 5

I worked at Circuit City for years in the car audio installation bay. Trust me when I say to get a powered FM modulator. They were about $50, but this is the only way to maintain sound quality, and combat signal degradation. You will need to purchase headphone to RCA cables also, if you are using an I-Pod style MP3 player.

Answer 6

Probably not to a 95, I don't know. But yes, you can connect your mp3 player to your car so it will play on the cars speakers. You need to go to a radioshack most likely, I know wal-mart will have them.

Answer 7

like 1 of these people said, go to radio shack or your favourite electronics store and they have a little device that sends a signal from your mp3 or portable cd player right to your fm antenna. it works from the fm waves almost like talking on a cb or two way radios. might run ya about $20 to $30

Answer 8

I recently purchased an "FM transmitter" for my iPod. Simply plug the transmitter into your cigarette lighter, and the ipod into the transmitter, and then change your radio station to the transmitters, then you have your music over the speakers. It is much better than burning a bunch of CDs, and very easy. Very cheap over EBay too!

Answer 9

With new car stereos yes, with the orginal deck from 95 your best bet is to goto walmart and get an FM modulator from the electronics dept. they run about 14.95.

Answer 10

You will need to replace your old stereo with a new one that supports mp3 players

Answer 11

yes you can just get the fm transmiter that connects to the lighter outlet from walmart or any retail outlet from around $30-50