- Easiest way to play your portable music through your car's tape deck
- No batteries required
- Universal, works with any player using a 3.5 mm (1/8") stereo-mini headphone jack
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
DirectDeck is the easiest, most convenient way to listen to any portable audio player through your car's stereo.Plug DirectDeck's audio jack into the headphone port of your iPod, mp3 player, CD player, or other portable audio device. Insert the DirectDeck cassette adapter into your cassette player. You be jammin'.
Product Description
DirectDeck is the easiest way to enjoy any portable music player through your cassette-equipped car stereo system. Plug DirectDeck's audio jack into the headphone port of your portable audio player, insert DirectDeck's cassette adapter into your tape player as you would any cassette.
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Great value. Cheap, simple, great clean sound. I've had two FM-based gizmos before, but wouldn't go back to them. Who needs all that tuning/ retuning hassle for several times the price of this?
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
The item arrived on time and when I opened it, it was just a cassette in a pouch without any protective packaging like you get for a genuine Griffin cassette adapter. The cassette head was having dirt smudges and a scratch on it. Definitely a used item or a counterfeit clone.
Stay away from this dodgy listing.
Stay away from this dodgy listing.
Most Helpful Customer Reviews on Amazon.com (beta)
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47 reviews
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Distorted Sound
6 Mar 2008
I picked this up at Walmart for fairly cheap since my original cassette adapter was starting to break down. I was impressed at how quiet it was in the tape deck but then when I started listening to music, I noticed that everything sounded distorted. It has to do with the resistor values in the adapter, so I am going to swap out the resistors with the ones from my old tape deck and hopefully that should fix the distortion problem. I would recommend looking for a better tape adapter.
15 of 18 people found the following review helpful
destroyed my tape deck
3 Oct 2007
This thing destroyed my delco car stereo. It went in, and the stereo went on an endless rewind which made functioning impossible. It also wouldn't eject. To get it out, I had to destroy both the item, and damage the (no longer functioning anyway) car stereo. Cost me $100 for a new stereo. It would be more fun to inject beer into your stereo. The ensuing electrical fire might be fun to watch, and you won't be cursing "griffin" (whoever that is) for two hours, trying to get beer out of your radio.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Best $16 I have ever spent
7 July 2008
I bought this product at target for the aforementioned price and it has lasted me for over a year...sure, I have to rewind it occassionally (not sure why, but I do) then it continues working for another 6 mos. until I need to rewind it again.
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