Lan Cable
(29)
Patch Cord
(25)
Optic Fiber
(74)
Networking Accessories
(424)
Cable Management
(16)
Networking Tools
(206)
Computer Cable
(434)
HDMI Cable
(424)
USB Cable
(49)
Computer Connector
(50)
Coaxial Cable
(1)
Alarm Cable
(30)
Speaker Wire
(8)
CCTV Accessories
(24)
Iphone Cable
(15)
Computer Peripherals
(78)
New Products
(43)
The concept of cassette tape adaptors has been around for a long time. In fact, the first cassette tape adaptors were developed in the 1970’s to allow cassette tapes to be played in the older eight-track player systems that were popular at the time. While the eight-track player may be a thing of the past, cassette tape adaptors are still around. The difference is that the cassette tape adaptors of today are manufactured to allow cassette tape decks that are still found in many vehicles to work with CD players and iPods. Here is the concept behind these modern day cassette tape adaptors, and how they work with current technology.
Cassette tape adaptors are actually marketed under more than one product name. Sometimes sold as compact disk player adaptors or iPod adaptors, the basic design is the same. Shaped to resemble a common cassette tape, the adaptor fits easily into a cassette tape deck. What is a little different is that there is a small connector cable that is attached to the body of the adaptor. This cable sticks out of the tape deck, and has a fitting that allows the cable to be plugged into the headphone port on most CD players and iPod models.
From there, it is just a matter of turning on the cassette deck and pressing the play button, while doing the same on your exterior electronic device. The sound reproduction will be crisp and clear, assuming the speaker system in the vehicle is in good condition. To switch tracks, use the controls on the exterior device. As long as the cassette deck is in play mode, there is no need to adjust anything else on the deck in order to change tracks or even load another CD.
The cable connection to the cassette shaped body of the adaptor works with just about any cassette deck found in late model vehicles. Best of all, most models of the CD player adaptor are less than $20.00 US Dollars (USD). Models that are designed specifically for use with iPods are within the same price range. Cassette tape adaptors are easily stored in the glove compartment of the vehicle, and take seconds to load and connect to your favorite electronic device. This simple device makes it possible for you to listen to your favorite tunes while driving, even if the music system in your vehicle is no longer cutting edge technology.
For more information,please visit http://www.bossgoo.com
