Harrison Crass
New member
Hey there,
I just recently bought my first car... a 1993 Jeep Woody. It came with a CD player already installed, but when I try to insert an album, It just says "Error/Can Not Read" and ejects the disk.
So, I figure rather than going out and buying a new CD player, I will save myself some time and money by getting an old school cassette player because they make tapes with a cord coming out of them that I can jack my mp3 straight into and play over my speakers. That will also save me from burning 50,000 CDs.
First off, where can I find a cassette player for my car? and are all car CD/cassette players the same dimensions? or will I have to measure it? How do I swap the two devices, so that I can actually listen to my tapes over the speaker system?
Thanks in advance. If you don't know the full answer, any information would help.
Harrison Crass
I just recently bought my first car... a 1993 Jeep Woody. It came with a CD player already installed, but when I try to insert an album, It just says "Error/Can Not Read" and ejects the disk.
So, I figure rather than going out and buying a new CD player, I will save myself some time and money by getting an old school cassette player because they make tapes with a cord coming out of them that I can jack my mp3 straight into and play over my speakers. That will also save me from burning 50,000 CDs.
First off, where can I find a cassette player for my car? and are all car CD/cassette players the same dimensions? or will I have to measure it? How do I swap the two devices, so that I can actually listen to my tapes over the speaker system?
Thanks in advance. If you don't know the full answer, any information would help.
Harrison Crass