Help Using Incredible in the car - Pandora

[spence341]

I have a 98 Trans Am and want to listen to Pandora in the car over the stock Stereo system. It does not have a cassette player nor AUX jacks. Has anyone found anything that works well? I bought a FM modulator from Belkin, but the sound quality stinks.

 

[Alfast]

Buy a new stereo

 

[necosino]

I got a Belkin FM transmitter and use Pandora and the sound quality is amazing.

 

[spence341]

I got a Belkin FM transmitter and use Pandora and the sound quality is amazing.

Which one do you have?

 

[necosino]

Which one do you have?

Not sure. I'll have to look next time I'm in my car. It has a USB port and does 1A output for charging, with a green/red LED that shows when it is putting out the full 1A (when the phone is charging).

 

[radio_flier_18]

hi spence341,

I (well, my WIFE) had the same issue in her '97.

Found a new product that is not a wireless modulator, made in USA and priced the same as the one sold at Wurst Buy. They call it RediRad-FM. Go to RediRad dot com and go about 3/4 the way down under "Products" - the last one is the link to the RediRadFM product page. HIH.

 

[spence341]

hi spence341,

I (well, my WIFE) had the same issue in her '97.

Found a new product that is not a wireless modulator, made in USA and priced the same as the one sold at Wurst Buy. They call it RediRad-FM. Go to RediRad dot com and go about 3/4 the way down under "Products" - the last one is the link to the RediRadFM product page. HIH.

That looks cool. If I have to go to all that work to hard wire something though, I found an inexpensive way to tap into the CD output of the stock stereo. It would cost me about $20 to do it that way. I was looking for an option that would keep me from taking the dash apart.

I am going to be parking hte car for the winter soon, so this will become my spring project.