Whether it has a tape deck, aux input, CD changer, or none of that, there's a way to make wireless music work. By Mack Hogan Published: Apr 06, 2021 3:11 PM EDT Save Article ...

The takeup spool is driven by the deck via a slipping clutch that allows it to NOT turn without damaging the motor, stretching the tape, etc., if the supply is all used up. <BR><BR>If the deck ...

The last-ever factory-fitted tape deck. Well, technically it's not quite, because this is a 2009 model and the 2010 was the final year, but you get the idea. DeusXFlorida @ Flickr ...

Re-Discovering the Car's Cassette Deck. Published: Sep 30, ... And tape cassettes were the music medium of choice for many millions of folks, especially when they were driving.

If you’re an automotive enthusiast of taste, you can’t stand the idea of fitting a janky aftermarket stereo into your nice, clean ride. Flashy, modern head units can spoil the look of a… ...

Like many other used cars from her era, Patty has a CD player and a tape deck but no way to play music from my phone (unless I were to put a Bluetooth speaker on my dashboard, but that seems less ...

Though the last new car to be factory-equipped with a cassette deck was reportedly a 2010 Lexus, more than a quarter of light-duty vehicles on the road are at least 15 years old, according to a ...

In the 1983 catalog, we've discovered another fascinating piece of hardware: disguises to make your nice car stereo look like a low-end factory radio. J.C. Whitney The under-dash version made your ...