How to play an mp3/ipod player in your car

There are many different ways to play your favorite mp3's right in your car. Cut down on burning cd's just to eventually ruin them with scratches. Carry thousands of songs in the palm of your hand.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• mp3 or ipod player
• fm transmitter
• cd player w/ aux jack

1. 
   FM transmitter

   Now that you have your favorite tunes on your mp3 player, let's decide which way is the best way for you to play it in your car. An FM transmitter uses an empty radio station in your area to play your mp3's. If you do not have a cd player and you have a cassette, then you can use a tape deck converter. If you do have a cd player, then you need a cd player that is mp3 ready or comes with an auxilary jack.

2. 
   mp3 player

   Once you have chosen your equipment, follow the directions provided with each individual item. All converters plug into the headphone jack on your mp3 player.

3. 

   If you have an FM transmitter, then find a station with the most static and tune into your mp3 player.
   If you have a Cassette deck converter, then just insert the tape into the tape deck.

Tips & Warnings

• Aux Jack equipped Cd player is the best way to listen to your mp3 player in your car.
• Stations with the most static work the best with an FM transmitter.
• If you leave your mp3 player in your car without your supervision, it could be stolen.

[clintinvestment]

on 1/9/2009 I'm the last person on earth without an Ipod or mp3 player but I want one. Needed these tips.

[ctackett77]

on 10/20/2008 Thanks for the article! Great info!