^Yeah, but that costs a lot, right? Anyway, I'll be buying them from Ebay. I'm thinking about a cassette adapter with a car charger, or I may get the hands-free charger kit. Which one do you think is better? The cassette/car charger package would be less than $10, but the FM transmitter package is $20.
Really, just buying the Phillps should do. The ones direct from China could have boosted bass or treble. This Phillps one although it probably cost the same to make in china, sounds better than most Cassette adapters.
Direct-AUX In depends on your car. However for most just getting a new headunit is cheaper.
And like I said the FM transmitters sound worse because they just do, there is a lot of static and it sounds like FM... you have to find a radio band that isn't used which shouldn't be hard but you would be MUCH better off with a cassette adapter over any other solutions.
^They're both in the US, but I get your point. I'll go with the cheaper route and just order the cassette player and car charger for seven bucks on Ebay. In addition, one final question: how is the audio during phone conversations?
The distributor is in the US but I can assure you 100% that it's imported from a China based manufacture.. and make sure the car charger works because I have one and eventually it stops charging, maybe a minute after connecting it (this is a 3G).
^ I guess so--I don't much about Ebay, lol. Anyway, yeah, I'll be sure to check the car charger asap. So I'll put the order in tomorrow for the cassette player and the charger. However, I would want to test out the audio during calls. Thanks again...