Okay, really simple. I went through a lot of car stereo discussion on another thread a couple weeks ago. Bottom line, the radio plays clearly and loudly enough, but the MP3 player through a FM broadcasting device to play through the radio does not play as loudly. (I have the MP3 volume at 24 out of 31, any higher produced distortion, but the MP3 played fine in my buddys system with subwoofer and high power, so the MP3 is not the problem, but seems to be the radio broadcast transducer).
QUESTION 1: Can I get a higher volume level by hooking it direct to the radio instead of through the FM broadcast device?
IF YES, THEN QUESTION 2: The radio is the basic one in a '95 F150. I have two, one with a cassette deck. I am thinking there is no audio input on the back, nor would any of the wires in the harness be audio input. But what if I can get at the wiring for the cassette deck, basically hook an earbud cord to the two wired receiving cassette input, then plug the MP3 player in direct. Would it work?
This would also be nice because then I could eliminate the radio broadcast devise and hassling with it every time I fire up the truck.
Thanks
QUESTION 1: Can I get a higher volume level by hooking it direct to the radio instead of through the FM broadcast device?
IF YES, THEN QUESTION 2: The radio is the basic one in a '95 F150. I have two, one with a cassette deck. I am thinking there is no audio input on the back, nor would any of the wires in the harness be audio input. But what if I can get at the wiring for the cassette deck, basically hook an earbud cord to the two wired receiving cassette input, then plug the MP3 player in direct. Would it work?
This would also be nice because then I could eliminate the radio broadcast devise and hassling with it every time I fire up the truck.
Thanks