Getting Line-in For Mp3 On Mk Ii Ghia

[booms]

Hi there

 

Bought a 2001 Ghia - it's got a casette player as attached.

 

I'd to connect my mp3 player - ideally with a standard 3.5mm male-male cable - but there's no aux/line-in on the stereo.

 

Is there any recommended best way to do this? I could just get one of the cheap casette-things like this:

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Car-in-Dash-Tape-Audio-Cassette-MP3-Player-Adaptor-3-5mm-Aux-Male-Cable-For-iPod-/270836200925?pt=UK_AudioVideoElectronics_PortableAudio_MP3PlayerCarKits&hash=item3f0f1875dd

 

but I was hoping for something a bit more proper!

[chromedome]

You can buy MP3 adapters that transmit using a radio frequency. You then tune the radio to that frequency and voila. I think there are adapters that utilise the CD changer connection but you then forfeit the CD option.

[bigdave982]

As the man above says u can use an ipod adaptor(if your using ipod) that plugs into cd changer socket. You loose the changer if its fitted but works a treat. It what i use

[booms]

As the man above says u can use an ipod adaptor(if your using ipod) that plugs into cd changer socket. You loose the changer if its fitted but works a treat. It what i use

 

Magic. Do you have an example of the product you used?

[bigdave982]

http://item.mobileweb.ebay.co.uk/viewitem?itemId=260911612130&index=11&nav=SEARCH&nid=13104243630

 

Should do it

Edited December 17, 2012 by bigdave982

[robbyb473]

I use a Belkin Tunecast for my mp3 player and my phone.Very easy to use and you can get one from ebay for about £15 to £20.The one i have has a usb port to charge whatever devise i'm using.You have to have a working fag lighter point!! I think its the dog testicles