Aux cable is the pinnacle of car audio sharing technology.

It took me moving Country to get out of this situation, as my old Toyota was basically indestructible. Now I have Bluetooth, and the only CD is The Blues Brothers OST, which is stuck in the slot.

What phone do you have? That's an interesting feature like IR blasters

I had an adapter like that from aliexpress because my car didn't have bluetooth.

Pair the tape

I can't even, why is this so funny?(◕‿◕')

God damn it. Another thing I have to charge.

You may have missed the protective film on the magnet head. When I had one, it was a night and day difference once I got the protective film off.

Strange. The quality should be about the best a cassette or aux cable could deliver. They are basically just two electromagnets controlled by the audiosignal.

They are so simple there isn't a lot to do badly.

I drive a 2001 which luckily came with a CD player that was wired to use a 6-disc changer mounted in the trunk. For $50 I got an adapter cable that tricks the unit into thinking my aux device is the 6-disc changer. This worked great until I got my latest phone which doesn't have a fucking headphone jack. I bought an adapter but the top volume level is pitifully low, so I'm back to burning CDs to play in my car.

HEY GOOD LOOKING I'LL BE BACK TO PICK YOU UP LATER

Lol, we used those little transmitters that you plug into the cigarette lighter plug until several years ago in a mid 2000s car, and they're still sold and used by people. The funniest thing that happened was when we were overtaking a semi who had one of these, but with a stronger transmitter, so for a couple of seconds we were listening to the guy's random turbo folk music.

Dear god, I had one of these. I was driving a 74 Ford pickup with an 8-track and it was the only way to play my music through the single speaker in the dash. High fidelity.

Technology Connections has covered how they work.

https://youtu.be/dH4n8fUjtLQ

Electromagnetism and a touch of devil-math from the STEM layer of hell, as is with most technology.

I built one myself!

Probably definitely way more powerful than the legal limit, practically making it a pirate radio station...