When I bought my 2nd hand car although I loved the actual car I was disappointed to find it came with the original tape deck meaning I was stuck with listening to radio stations rather than having my choice of sounds in my car. As there was no audio input I couldn't use my MP3 player so when I seen this in the Argos book it seemed like the answer to my lack of music. The cassette adapter can be used in your car stereo to play music from an MP3 player or CD player. The cassette adapter looks like a normal plastic cassette except there's no tape in it and it has a wire with a 3.5mm plug attached to it which fits into your ...  Read the complete review

==Argos Car Cassette Mp3 Adaptor== So, I have had both my old tape deck in my car and my ipod for quite some time now and both Himself and I had been contemplating going to our local stereo sound system shop to get an adaptor of some sort set into our dashboard so that we could set up our ipod to play in the car. Obviously this particular shop we were thinking of going to is known to be expensive so it wasn't a job high on our priory list and we are not really in the car for that much during the week so we kept putting it off. Himself had moaned to people at work and they had just nodded in agreement of how naff it must be having only a ...  Read the complete review

As some of you might already know, I drive around in a 1993 Nissan Micra (which loosely resembles a shed on wheels). My Micra came with a cassette player built into it and I usually use it to listen to either the radio, or the one cassette that I own - a 911 / All Saint mix! One day my friend was in the car and she couldn't believe that I didn't have a cassette adaptor - she explained that it would provide me with a cheap way of listening to my iPod in the car via the tape player. This sounded like a great devise to me, so I got on the case and I managed to pick up a MP3/CD Car Cassette Adaptor from Argos for around £15.00. I couldn't wait to try ...  Read the complete review

Now when my dad sold me his old car it was firstly great because it was newer than my old car but also bad because it had horrors of horrors a tape player in it! Well now how was I suppost to play my favourite cds? So I set about looking for an answer and I found this mp3/cd car cassette adaptor on ebay fro £2.99 it is an Argos product and in Argos it costs £14.99 so I had a bit of a bargain to start with. Well that seems simpler than having to remove the car stereo and fit a cd player I thought, I maybe a girl but I can do this myself but it takes time and i couldn't afford to fork out for a new cd player anyway my old one I had sold with my old ...  Read the complete review

I drive quite a distance to work every day, and I just cannot find a radio station to suit me, I do like to have music on in the car though. My current car has a CD Radio, so I have every option, however I have only had this car for a few months and my previous car, affectionately known as Chitty Chitty, as it was such an old car had a cassette radio in it. The radio wasn't the best, signal always seemed quite weak and I haven't had an audio tape for years. The answer that was suggested to me, was to link up my Ipod to the radio and be able to play my Ipod through it and listen to it via the speakers of the car. This was surprisingly ...  Read the complete review