iPod cassette adaptor or Radio transmitter??
#2
Posted: 12/26/04 at 1:12pm
I've only used a radio transmitter, which works quite well. But no matter which you buy, don't go with the cheapest kind- cheap products will work cheaply in this case. With a radio transmitter, that's disastrous, especially if you live in an area like NYC, which is just stuffed with radio stations. A good transmitter will just have the occassional static.
#3
Posted: 12/26/04 at 1:13pm
iTrip is really great as long as you're not travelling through a SERIOUSLY metro area or an area with an overabundance of radio stations like Nashville or New York. Everywhere else, it works great.
Word. Word, indeed.
#4
Posted: 12/26/04 at 1:24pm
Is it true that the cassette adaptor is poor quality? it seems to be easier and more consistant, but i was told it is poor quality.
#5
Posted: 12/26/04 at 1:32pm
Yup. I've found that universally ALL cassette adaptors have poor transference. Even when there is a "line out" option other than just the headphone jack. The equalization is just screwed when you use them.
Word. Word, indeed.
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