> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vH7C8cr10KA

> In article ,
> Molesworth bellsouth.net> wrote:
>

>> In article news.individual.net>,
>> muddy cat gmail.com> wrote:
>>

>>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vH7C8cr10KA

>>
>> Funny that because today I was thinking about putting music in the Minx.
>> Should I go iPod, or remote CD? Either way I need speakers. Any advice?

>
> In the truck, I have Bose and use the iPod. On the bike I use the iPod
> too.

> In article news.individual.net>,
> muddy cat gmail.com> wrote:
>

>> In article ,
>> Molesworth bellsouth.net> wrote:
>>

>>> In article news.individual.net>,
>>> muddy cat gmail.com> wrote:
>>>

>>>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vH7C8cr10KA

>>> Funny that because today I was thinking about putting music in the Minx.
>>> Should I go iPod, or remote CD? Either way I need speakers. Any advice?

>> In the truck, I have Bose and use the iPod. On the bike I use the iPod
>> too.

>
> Hmm, I suppose Ipod is the future and the way to go.. prolly why car cd
> players are so cheap.. but I've gotta get some kind of interface.. and
> Bose is wayy too expensive.. plus I don't want to cut the dash at all..
> ...

>Molesworth wrote:

>> In article news.individual.net>,
>> muddy cat gmail.com> wrote:
>>

>>> In article ,...

> Molesworth wrote:

>> In article news.individual.net>,
>> muddy cat gmail.com> wrote:
>>

>>> In article

> On Sun, 30 Sep 2007 19:48:55 +0100, John Williamson
> btinternet.com> wrote:

>>Dunno if they're legal over <----------- there, but I've got a nifty
>>little FM transmitter thingy that more or less works most of the time
>>off the headphone output. [...]

> I think those things are legal...at least here in Cananadia. I've seen
> them advertised anyway.
> My car still has a cassette player. I was going to buy a cd player and
> new speakers then I decided to buy an iPod and run it through the
> cassette with a thingy. Works well but I still need new speakers. Ho
> hum. Won't bother. I'd rather have a newer car...one from this
> century!

> Speakers under the seats! Brilliant! I never thought of that. No cutting.
>
> 'Air Vents'?? this is a 1960 Minx we're talking about - all steel dash
> with a small pod of instruments :-)
>
> 'Headphone output' - is this on the iPod? So, simply wire an iPod dock
> to the power somewhere, plug the speakers through the iPod and I'm set.
> Is that right?
>

> Baz yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

>> On Sun, 30 Sep 2007 19:48:55 +0100, John Williamson
>> btinternet.com> wrote:

> [...]

>>> Dunno if they're legal over <----------- there, but I've got a nifty
>>> little FM transmitter thingy that more or less works most of the time
>>> off the headphone output. [...]

>
> I've got one. Doesn't work, unless I hold the iPod up to the radio. Kind of
> hard to drive that way.
>

>> I think those things are legal...at least here in Cananadia. I've seen
>> them advertised anyway.
>> My car still has a cassette player. I was going to buy a cd player and
>> new speakers then I decided...

> zeldabee wrote:

>> Baz yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

>> I've got one of those, too. It my old car, it made a sound kind of like
>> elephant farts (or so I imagine). My new car has a cassette player, and it
>> ejects the cassette thingy, after making a very alarming whingeing and
>> whirring and whining. Ho hum.
>>

> Some of the adaptors are more compatible with players than others and
> vice versa. I've had a few over the last few years, & they range from
> perfectly quiet to the elephant fart. They also tend to die after a
> while when the cable gets metal fatigue.

>> Some of the adaptors are more compatible with players than others and
>> vice versa. I've had a few over the last few years, & they range from
>> perfectly quiet to the elephant fart. They also tend to die after a
>> while when the cable gets metal fatigue.

>
> Assuming it's a standard-size stereo enclosure, just but an MP3-ready
> player ... they're cheap as chips these days. Transmitter are a bit of
> a pain due to interference, though some are better in this respect than
> others, and those cassette-replacers are an abortion of an idea, and
> rarely work for long, and do so badly when they do.
>
> My problem is that the Saab is from the last year (2003) that Saab
> didn't include an MP3-friendly line-in socket as standard, and the
> stereo is a non-standard, vehicle...