jgvp wrote:
Is it still possible to achieve my goal
> as the "cassette" attachment route is really out of the question from a
> sound quality point of view ?
SOund quality in a vehicle? Use headphones so you don't hear the road
noise and the people honking at you.
Some of the cassette adaptors work better than others. You might try a
different brand. I have had RCA and a Sony. THe RCA tended to bend the
cable and when it started breaking, it intruduced noise into the radio.
THe Sony seems to be designed a little better and the cable doesn't bend
as sharply. (For Magic, it bends more Sonyly <G>)
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