My car is 16 years old, and it’s dependable and good, but it has a cassette deck and ***** player?!
Nyema asked:
I wanted to know are they still making cassette tapes of differnt songs, and has everything gone to cd, if not, where can I find some cassettes for my radio?
I wanted to know are they still making cassette tapes of differnt songs, and has everything gone to cd, if not, where can I find some cassettes for my radio?
check the pawn shop
spend $100 dollars at walmart and get a cd player
Buy a new cd player deck from Pep Boys or something. They have some kick *** specials.
ever thought of buying a cd player and installing it?
the better thing to do would be to buy a cd player for your car, you can buy a cheap one and install it yourself, they are very easy to install.
Most undevelopped contries still use casettes.
good luck finding cassettes! I would suggest either recording your cd’s onto a tape, or save yourself some cash in the long run, and go buy yourself a cd player!
Or an alternative is to buy a portable CD player with a car adapter. My car is 10 years old, and I’ve had to resort to this option. I’ve just got a walkman that’s attached to an adapter that slides into your cassette player.
Works like a charm, and you can buy the adapter at any Best Buy or Walmart.
They certainly do sell cassette tapes. Though harder to find than they were 5-10 years ago, you can still find them at WalMart, Target, and most record stores.
From music store or else buy blank cassettes and record them from cd source
if you buy a portable it can jump around, depending on your shocks, which probably aren’t that great.
i guess installing one is cool, unless you’re attached to tapes. you’re not r u?
my cassette player eats all the tapes, ughh. the car is 16 yrs. old too.
Try a used record or book store