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Question: Car Radio Converter Does anyone know if there is an adapter cable that works for this player so it can be plugged into a car radio and heard through the car's stereo?
Document: I first purchased this product on eBay for $50 roughly seven months ago and, in that time, it has become one of my best friends. As a big music lover, I was getting tired of constantly changing CDs in my car to listen to music, so I decided to purchase an MP3 player for usage with my cassette adapter.Of course, the most obvious choice would have been an iPod, but I really hate the way it works (especially how Apple forces you to use iTunes).
Like most Creative products, the Zen Sleek Photo has excellent music reproduction abilities. I listen to a pretty broad range of music (from Bach to Miles Davis to Death Cab) and this player handles every genre beautifully. It probably even makes country music sound good, but I'll never know... The top end sound level could be higher when connected to a home stereo or car sound system (Scion), but that's a pretty minor issue.
Could have been great, but a couple of serious but silly shortcomings -1) Charging the device off the supplied AC adapter requires a special purpose USB cable to which the adapter plugs in. Means that when I am travelling, I now have to carry an additional cable for me to lose!2) The creative explorer software did not load on my win2K machine - with a very cryptic message saying about the OS not being supported.
It works pretty well until it crashes. I bought this because I heard good things about it, as well as the fact that I hate iTunes. But one day after I got it, it crashed and I couldn't turn it on and my computer told me it had "malfunctioned". I returned it and got a new one, which also crashed about a week later. I'm definitely not getting another one of these.
When using the radio, you cannot adjust the equalizer while the music is playing which I find astonishing. YOu have to stop the radio and then adjust the equalizer!. At least it has an user adjustable equalizer.4) Radio does not seem to have a selectable mono/stereo switch. You will be stuck on listening to multipath distortion.
I received this product as a gift and am very happy with it.Pros:- 20GB Capacity- FM radio (works very well in my experience)- sturdy metal caseCons (all minor, in my opinion):- included music management software could be more user-friendly- non-replaceable battery (although it holds a decent amount of charge)
Its a good buy for less than $170.I had no issues with the player so far.Sound quality is very good, and all the extra features like FM, voice recorder, alarm, organizer and the 20GB capacity adds its overall appeal.The 2 cable design (1 for usb, a separate one for charge) is a bit weak.Vertical touch pad is challenge to get used to - if you set the sensitivity of the touchpad to low, its easily usable.
I would not suggest this product to anyone!
This is likely because the screen shuts off after a few seconds of not pressing buttons, unlike the IPod, which just dims. After all the complaints I'd heard about the IPod's battery life, this helped sell me on the Zen, and the claims aren't lies.The computer program is a bit slow, and that can get a little annoying, but it transfers flawlessly, and I don't use it as my default computer media player.
First, the good: This is an excellent MP3 Player. I hear nuances in the music from this player that I've never heard before from CDs that I've played for years! I love the 20 GB (well, actually 19.05 GB) as I can put virtually all of my favorite music in this little machine and have it with me anywhere!BUT ... It hangs up unexpectedly when attempting to sync it.
Answer: I can tell you three options: - Use a cassette tape adapter like Randall mentioned. However, most newer cars do not come with a cassette player. - Use an FM Modulator. It connects to the earphone jack of the player and transmits the audio (received from the player) on a selected frequency and tune your car radio to the same frequency. You will get the sound through your car speakers. - If your car has RCA inputs (external and/or accessible) to the in-built audio system, use a "3.5 mm to RCA" cables. Connect the 3.5 mm connector to the earphone jack on the player and the RCA connectors to the RCA jacks of the car.