Audio Options?
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8th Gear
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Audio Options?
Hello, looking for some advice on audio options for my 1985 C4
Up until today, I have been using a Bluetooth cassette adaptor, unfortunately, I found out today that it had a lithium battery in it. I came out to my car from work to find that the case was bulging from the battery.
Any advice for a good way to listen to my digital music without causing an explosion risk? I tried an FM transmitter off Amazon a while ago but the audio quality was terrible and had a ton of static. My car already has a cd changer wired into the antenna in the back from a previous owner, unfortunately, I shorted its power wire a while ago while looking at removing it so somewhere in the car there is a mystery blown fuse. I'd like to keep the stock head unit if possible as the interior is the reason I got an 80s as opposed to a 90s.
Has anyone else who uses a Bluetooth cassette adaptor experienced this? Or better yet not experienced this?
Thanks
Up until today, I have been using a Bluetooth cassette adaptor, unfortunately, I found out today that it had a lithium battery in it. I came out to my car from work to find that the case was bulging from the battery.
Any advice for a good way to listen to my digital music without causing an explosion risk? I tried an FM transmitter off Amazon a while ago but the audio quality was terrible and had a ton of static. My car already has a cd changer wired into the antenna in the back from a previous owner, unfortunately, I shorted its power wire a while ago while looking at removing it so somewhere in the car there is a mystery blown fuse. I'd like to keep the stock head unit if possible as the interior is the reason I got an 80s as opposed to a 90s.
Has anyone else who uses a Bluetooth cassette adaptor experienced this? Or better yet not experienced this?
Thanks
Burning Brakes
Joined: Oct 2017
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From: Somewhere near Fort Wayne, Indiana
I know there are some places that make retro looking stereos with Bluetooth. Or, if you are will in to lose the tape deck, there are tutorials online about how to add BT to a cassette stereo.
