🚗 Carwires MJ200C Premium Cassette Adapter: Enhance Your Car Audio with a 1M / 3.28FT Audio Cable Review

Poorly made. The cover over the cable port connection came loose the first time I pulled it off my phone. Because it's just a rubber-plastic boot with no threads to properly secure it. I'll try super glue. The cable isn't very long either. It doesn't even reach the back seat of my car.

You may think I misspelled the title. You can still take it. This damn thing sounds like a big carp thrashing about while playing on the surface of a lake. It's loud, noisy, and sure to grab your attention if you don't quite forget. There's also a hiss on the line, even if it's not turned on or connected to the network yet. not a fan

I read some not so good reviews about this product so I decided to share my positive experience. The first few days of using this additional tape input gave me static feedback, especially on the base notes. However, after some use, everything cleared up perfectly and everything goes through my truck's speakers without distortion. I am very happy with this product and it was a lot cheaper than installing a modern head unit with aux in or bluetooth. I recommend this deck to everyone.

The first time I used it, I put the cassette in the way the cable came out. Hiss, feedback, horrible noises. It's a smart thing; They are well designed. There is a channel at the top of the cassette that allows you to change the direction of the cable exit. After changing the cable so it was accessible from the other end, I flipped the cartridge over, put it in the deck and all was good. Now it sounds better than others before. Neither of these adapter types sound fantastic. This is a good…

The positives first: The cable you connect to the unit can be moved from the back of the cartridge to the side, allowing you to use the unit from the front or side can use. Loading Cassette Players. The sound coming out of the speakers is very good, ie. Loss of quality during the conversion process (digits to analogue) is very small. Cons: There's a noticeable "rattling" noise coming from the cassette player, which is distracting and will probably drive you crazy unless you're listening to…

I rarely write like that. When first plugged in, I couldn't get the adapter to stay in the radio. Yix, what should I do? A fit of frustration, I'll make the effort to return. No, another plan, let's see what the inner webs have to say on the matter. First solution: get a screwdriver, open the case and remove one of the extreme gears. Done, one more throw! Upon further reading, you can take out all the plastic gears inside, but doing so may render the device inoperable. On the last try, remove…

Bought to play audio from my Android phone through my 'Family Member' 1996 Lexus LS-400 High Fidelity Audio System (180,000 miles or more!). A 3-pin C-type adapter was required to feed through the cassette player's 3.5mm jack as Moto Z models do not have a headphone jack. Initially the sound was intermittent; A phone call to the seller's tech rep was helpful, but I encountered an issue with the 3-pin adapter. With another C-type adapter in hand, I was able to get fairly decent sound through the

I bought a Bluetooth cassette elsewhere but wasn't happy with the sound quality. After a little research I found a Carwires AUX Cassette and am very happy with my purchase! While mixing your own tapes is fun, accessing your mobile playlist via a cassette deck is just too cool to pass up! The cassette makes a little noise in the cassette deck, but this decreases over time and is usually easily drowned out by the noise of driving, music or conversations. Excellent sound quality when connected via

I thought I bought a piece of junk with poor sound quality, but shortly after I bought it I bought a new phone (switched from Alcatel 7 to Samsung Note 9, big upgrade) and noticed a noticeable difference. My Alcatel 7 sounded unbearably blurry. On my Note 9, the quality sounded comparable to my CD player. I should mention that while my phone is connected to the network, I turn the headphone volume to the maximum. I found that when the phone volume is lower and I just turn up the car volume…

I've read some reviews on this cable recently saying it's poorly made. I speak from personal experience and have been using it every day for the past month and have found exactly the opposite. I used it daily on a 2002 Camaro SS. It was in extreme conditions as I removed it from one device and put it on another several times a week. There were no problems and absolutely no indication that any part of it could fall apart. The sound quality of my iPhone 6plus is excellent and has never wavered…