Re: IML: Radio-cassette plug on the back?

[Laurent Daudelin <laurentdaudelin@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

on 17/09/04 10:56, Rob P at fristpenny@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> If you can't find a cable, you can us an FM transmitter.  Most of those MP3
> players can be set up to broadcast through a specific FM frequency.  Here
> are a few for iPods and an adapter to run it through your cassette player.
> 
> http://www.apple.com/ipod/accessories.html
> 
>> From: Laurent Daudelin <laurentdaudelin@xxxxxxxxxxx>
>> It that is the case, then there would be no way to get an audio signal
>> through it, short of buying a new radio...

Well, since the uncertainty of the DIN-8 jack, I decided to go with a
cassette player adapter. I picked up one by Sony. I switched my radio CD
player for my previous, original, radio cassette player. It actually matches
my Imperial better since all knobs and controls have a silver finish, which
the CD player lacked. I plugged in the cassette adapter, plugged my iPod and
the music started blasting! The quality is as good as any CDs I've played!
I'm a very happy camper right now.

Thanks all for your suggestions!

-Laurent.
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