Coby CA-747 Dual Position CD/MD/MP3 Cassette Adapter
Coby Electronics Corporation is a manufacturer of quality consumer electronics products designed to deliver outstanding performance for value-conscious consumers who do not compromise on product performance.Coby CA-747 is a fully modular adapter for front- & side-loading cassette players. With this dual-position CD/MD cassette adapter you can play any portable CD player and minidisk through any audio cassette player.
Coby CA-747 Dual Position CD MD MP3 Cassette Adapter Features
- Fully modular adapter configures to front- and side-loading cassette decks
- Perfect for CD, MP3, DVD, minidisc, or other device with a .125-inch headphone jack
- Minijack .125-inch cable plugs into a durable cassette-shell adapter
- Play any portable audio or video device through any car cassette player
User Reviews about Coby CA-747 Dual Position CD MD MP3 Cassette Adapter
As others have previously written, sometimes this has a problem with auto-reverse. I did not encounter that the first few months I've been using it. Suddenly it acted up just the way as others have explained. I have a 2002 Accord EX.
I did what J. Christofferson did in his review. Works well now, albeit, only on one side. The other side just hums. YMMV. There's also the noise of the gears but it gets drowned out when the music is on and the car is moving.
To sum up what others have stated, I did this:
1) remove 6 screws from the one side and arrange them so you can put them in again. It might not look like it but two of the screws are smaller.
2) flip it over and take out the 2 screws near the top.
3) slowly take off half of casing. I used the screwdriver that i used for the screws to help with this.
4) On the upper left side is a white plastic housing that pulls out. Pull it out and remove the gear that is screwed on.
5) Place the housing back and test the gears if they rotate properly.
6) Close it up, two screws back, flip it over, 6 screws back on and test it out in your car.
Hope that helps someone. Worked for me. -- Worked for a few months, broke, then I modified it to work.
Bought an $80 and then a $60 FM tuner for my car. Both worked horribly. Decided to try one of these, and it worked very well. Best of all, no need to worry about finding an open station in a city where it seems that every channel is occupied. No scratchy noises, no weak signals, and oh yeah, it's only $14. Throw in a car charger for the ipod and the grand total came to $20. -- Use what works