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Question: MY car doesn't have an Aux connection will i be able to listen to music save on my phone using this item?
Document: Works great, sounds great, allows me to listen to my iPod through my car stereo using the tape deck and auxiliary cable and headphone jack in my iPod to make a connection. Sounds decent, not as much bass as I'm used to hearing from my speakers, but much better sound quality than trying to use an FM transmitter. I highly recommend this $5 solution for someone who is unable to install an after market stereo in their car or doesn't want to spend that much money.
A good option for when your car has a tape player but not an aux port. I have used this to both play music from my mp3 player and (with an adapter) to put my phone over the car speakers. I have an FM transmitter for doing this, but I am headed to an area where there won't be stations available. A good buy. No lag, and plenty of cord.
When I got this adapter, I was really excited to finally be able to listen to my music in my car after my older adapter broke. It worked beautifully for about a week, then my tape deck kept spitting it out after a few seconds. It just wasn't working after that. Kinda bummed me out.
This RCA cassette adapter is the only one that worked in my car:  the 6 others I tried ejected instantly (so I returned them). I have been using these cassette adapters for about 3 years and rely on them for 16-hour drives so I can listen to my music and podcasts on my iPhone4 through the car speakers. I had two old cassette adapters that don't eject--so I knew it wasn't just my cassette deck causing the problem.
I purchased this adapter about a month ago and have been using it to listen to music, sermons, etc. The sound is good! A smart purchase.
I was using this in a 2005 VW Passat with the factory premium sound and 320 kbps music coming from an HTC One with a ton of different settings.The Cassette adapter worked. It took music from my phone to the car's stereo. There was no delay, no drama in getting it set up and keeping it running, no problem with two sided players.But I did have some problems:1. You can't keep your devices volume high.
Use with cell phone for free music stations beats the hell out of sirius radio sound great through my car radio system
Sound quality is good.My girlfriend likes to be able to listen to the iPod while we fool around in the back seat.This is great cuz I don't have to buy a new head unit.
I got this adapter about two weeks ago and have been using it nonstop in my daily commute.PROS:-Sound quality is good, and is able to handle high-volume output without sounding too crackly.-Cheap. That's why you're buying it, right? No need to up-buy if this one works.... And it does, but not without a bunch of tiny concerns...CONS:-Volume level. Just a hair too quiet.
The pin connection to my Android phone was disappointing. The sound generated from the device was choppy with mixed static. I've typically been let down by the RCA brand and should have gone with an alternate, but decided to give them a shot given the price. You get what you pay for or in this case even less than that when it comes to RCA.
Answer: If you have a cassette player in your car, yes. The audio cable plays anything that your phone or attached device plays (phone calls, notification sounds, gps auto attendant). I have a Samsung Galaxy II with a 96 Toyota Camry; I play my saved playlist as well as apps such as Pandora and Iheart Radio. I hope this helps! Good Luck