Is there an adaptor I can use to listen to music in my car, is there an adaptor I can use to listen to music in my car
want to listen to my music on my iphone in my car is there an adaptor or speakers I can get
If your car has an auxillary jack, an RCA cable will work. I also have a little bluetooth adapter that plugs into my AUX jack that lets me do it over BT.
Companies such as Griffin make FM transmitters that wil allow you to tune your radio to an empty station and play your music that way. The problem is, in most heavily populated areas, there isn't much empty space on the dial.
If your car has a cassette player, there are adapters that plug into the headset jack of your iPhone and then fit into the cassette player.
Or, you could just get a portable BT speaker and stick it to the dash. The Logitech Mini Boombox is nice.
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