Radio cassette
Discussion
Hmm, I know Clarions were used in '85 but they had probably moved on by '89. My 400SX has been swapped out too. Sometimes you get a clue with the Owner's Manual - have you looked for the radio/cassette manual? (I just checked mine and none there - so no clue from that.)
Edited by adam quantrill on Saturday 24th May 19:43
I used to have (back in the 1980's) a false front. It was "just" a radio (knob each end and six? push buttons in between). The idea was you put it over the radio/cassette you had so low lifes thought you only had an AM radio and not a valuable FM radio/cassette!
Wish I knew what happened to it.
Wish I knew what happened to it.
Phew! I'm in the wrong business!
I had a bright idea - you can get a cassette adapter so you can plug in an MP3 player. Trouble is it leaves an unsightly wire dangling outside the radio. So the idea is to take a miniature mp3 player, like a nano or similar size, and have a receptacle in the cassette adapter itself, that you put it into, and stick it in your "old skool" radio.
So you put it on play or shuffle or whatever, pop it in, job done!
Just had a look on the flea - ebay item 390849215213 - even includes a remote control.
I had a bright idea - you can get a cassette adapter so you can plug in an MP3 player. Trouble is it leaves an unsightly wire dangling outside the radio. So the idea is to take a miniature mp3 player, like a nano or similar size, and have a receptacle in the cassette adapter itself, that you put it into, and stick it in your "old skool" radio.
So you put it on play or shuffle or whatever, pop it in, job done!
Just had a look on the flea - ebay item 390849215213 - even includes a remote control.
Edited by adam quantrill on Sunday 25th May 10:59
adam quantrill said:
Phew! I'm in the wrong business!
I had a bright idea - you can get a cassette adapter so you can plug in an MP3 player. Trouble is it leaves an unsightly wire dangling outside the radio. So the idea is to take a miniature mp3 player, like a nano or similar size, and have a receptacle in the cassette adapter itself, that you put it into, and stick it in your "old skool" radio.
So you put it on play or shuffle or whatever, pop it in, job done!
Just had a look on the flea - ebay item 390849215213 - even includes a remote control.
I had one of those. The sound quality was... Rubbish.I had a bright idea - you can get a cassette adapter so you can plug in an MP3 player. Trouble is it leaves an unsightly wire dangling outside the radio. So the idea is to take a miniature mp3 player, like a nano or similar size, and have a receptacle in the cassette adapter itself, that you put it into, and stick it in your "old skool" radio.
So you put it on play or shuffle or whatever, pop it in, job done!
Just had a look on the flea - ebay item 390849215213 - even includes a remote control.
This is the original Alpine unit fitted to my 390

Model number is 7142L
None currently on ebay but I've found one on Gumtree for 30 !
http://www.gumtree.com/p/cars-vans-motorbikes/alpi...
Model number is 7142L
None currently on ebay but I've found one on Gumtree for 30 !
http://www.gumtree.com/p/cars-vans-motorbikes/alpi...
Edited by smash on Monday 26th May 11:19
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