OT: How do I play iTunes from my iPhones thru car speakers in an old car?
- Thread starter Rutherford B Hays
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and if so... It just depends on what type of car stereo you have.<div>
</div><div>If you have a cassette player, the best option is to buy a cassette adapter from Walmart for 9 bucks. I've used that and it works great. Then, you can run it through a radio station with some sort of adapter and I have tried several of those and none of them work very well. </div><div>
</div><div>The best option I have found (aside from the cassette thing if it's capable for that), is to install a new stereo in your car. You can get one at a pretty reasonable price that can play it via bluetooth or an aux...</div><div>
</div><div>Most cars made after 2008ish will probably come with an AUX already in it, though.</div>
</div><div>If you have a cassette player, the best option is to buy a cassette adapter from Walmart for 9 bucks. I've used that and it works great. Then, you can run it through a radio station with some sort of adapter and I have tried several of those and none of them work very well. </div><div>
</div><div>The best option I have found (aside from the cassette thing if it's capable for that), is to install a new stereo in your car. You can get one at a pretty reasonable price that can play it via bluetooth or an aux...</div><div>
</div><div>Most cars made after 2008ish will probably come with an AUX already in it, though.</div>
choose which station you want to play it on and its done. Stay away from the 4 channel ones and get one that will play on any station on the dial and just choose one thats not being used. The adapter works off battery or cig lighter plug. Its basically a small radio station transmitter that broadcasts from your phone to the car radio
