Could you suggest some useful methods to listen to music in car for the best sound? And do I need all song in [URL="http://linktomp3.com/"]MP3[/URL] format for this target?
Bose sound system with 64kbit mp3s
What car do you have? What level of sound quality and/ or volume are you looking to achieve? What's the budget?
speaker to amp, amp to audio source like an ipod.
keep it simples and you'll be ok.
I have this complicated pioneer piece of garbage that I only find useful because I can plug my ipod in, but it's pointless seeing as all your doing is playing audio off a phone.
Boombox
I dropped $300 bucks for speakers and a headdeck for my car and installed them with a mate in an afternoon. The music quality is fucking fantastic.
[QUOTE=Trogdon;50344244]Boombox[/QUOTE]
my friend had an old boombox from the 90s that they'd just set in the backseat and use to play music
[QUOTE=TheHydra;50344573]my friend had an old boombox from the 90s that they'd just set in the backseat and use to play music[/QUOTE]
That is also what I do, uses 12 D batteries
If you have a tape deck (and nothing else) there are adapters available. They're tapes with wires connected, for the headphone slot on your phone
They're made mad cheap so the cable will die eventually (very quickly if you treat it as well as I treated mine)
I ended up getting a blue tooth adapter - same concept, no cable. It'll last a lot longer, but it runs on a battery so you'll be taking it inside to charge pretty often. They both have drawbacks I guess, but it's better than dropping cash on a new radio imo
[QUOTE=inebriaticxp;50347794]If you have a tape deck (and nothing else) there are adapters available. They're tapes with wires connected, for the headphone slot on your phone
They're made mad cheap so the cable will die eventually (very quickly if you treat it as well as I treated mine)[/QUOTE]
It's trivial to open them up and patch a new 3.5mm cord in when one breaks. I've had once since I started driving and have done this a couple times.
[QUOTE=Zeke129;50348812]It's trivial to open them up and patch a new 3.5mm cord in when one breaks. I've had once since I started driving and have done this a couple times.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, I used to do the same with AV cables all the time
I don't come across spare 3.5mm cables enough for that to really seem worth it to me
[QUOTE=inebriaticxp;50347794]If you have a tape deck (and nothing else) there are adapters available. They're tapes with wires connected, for the headphone slot on your phone[/QUOTE]
Thanks for that piece of advice! Was looking for audio solutions myself seeing as how a 30 year old BMW only has a tape deck.
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