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mrscarrface
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Hii all I dont know if this has been posted before but one day I was going to buy an MMR-60 to listen to music in my car and also a Bluetooth car solution to talk while driving but couple of days ago I saw my cassette adapter which i forgot for ages in my car and i have my handsfree HPM-70 and i thought if i plug it i could listen to music only and i kept driving and the phone rang and i could talk through my car speakers ! now I dont need an FM Transmitter or a Bluetooth for my car I just only need my HPM-70 to listen to music and talk with the phone in my car .. that saves money 
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dgilmartin
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Actually, thats a pretty good idea, Good Thinking! |
soulframe
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That is a great idea, and cheap too. So you can hear your music through your speakers. What's the quality like. also when you are speaking to someone, what is that like? Can they hear you well, is your phone in a cradle and can you also charge the phone at the same time?
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mrscarrface
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The quality is wonderful only u have to do is like decrease the volume in ur phone and increase it instead with ur car radio and the one who is talking they can hear me clearly and my phone i keep it in a small hanging bag for mobile phones got it attached on my dashboard and i have a car charger for my mobile i can hook the HPM-70 into the charger as well so i can charge and listen to music or take a call without a problem |
dgilmartin
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Its a brilliant Idea, but I forgot I don't have a tape deck in my car anymore...  
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Coxy
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I've been doing this for ages. The best thing to do is set the volume at half ont he phone then adjust the bass, treble and volume on the car stereo.  sorted
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chamak
Joined: Jan 05, 2006
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I just don't get the equipments u use 2 do this. Can some1 explain the whole procedure with pictures please ?
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Coxy
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All you do is get a cassette adaptor. This is like a normal cassette, but has a lead coming off it which goes into a 3.5mm jack. You then get you handsfree/adaptor (HPM-70) that comes with the W800. You plug the HPM-70 into your phone, the lead from the cassette adaptor into the HPM-70, and the cassette adaptor into the cassette tape deck in the car. Now turn the car "source" to "tape" or "cassette" and then turn the music on, on the phone. Thats it, it comes through the car speakers! 
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chamak
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I guess i'm outta luck in that case, as i've replaced my tape player with
sony xplod CDX-R5610..........:(
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TheGlassJAw
Joined: May 17, 2003
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i did that once but i had the volume up too high, when i answered the phone the feed back nearly shattered the windows in my car !! |
ThePuffin
Joined: Mar 14, 2006
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Same here. No cassette player! |
El Martino
Joined: Dec 11, 2005
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If your car stereo has an AUX connection you can also use the MMC-60 music cable. The quality will probably be even better!
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baste07
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too much to set up. mmr-60 is great enough |
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Posted: 2006-03-21 08:44
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