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SignUp Now!sorry no easy way for a good digital sound,but if you know someone with some electronics back ground and an soldering iron;
take a 1/8" to 1/8" banana jack cable (3ft long) cut one end off,solder the leads to the tape head (you'll see the three output leads going to the mother board)on the tape deck,connect the remaining jack to the headphone output of the ipod.you will have to trip the tape deck into locked/loaded position.any competent electronics repair guy can do this.
you will have the closest to dig as you can get with the old Buick/delco deck.
what is a banana jack cable ?
thanks
Jack
Directed WFM-100.
This goes directly into the antenna input of the radio so no interference. I tried lots of fm wireless transmitter and nothing can beat the directed piece. I know sound is restricted going through the fm but this one sound alot better than the ones I tried out, this will be another good alternative over trying to get into the tape head.
when I had my old Tahoe I just used a tape deck adapter. It's a dummy tape cassette with a male plug that will fit any portable audio device with a headphone jack. sounded WAY better than an FM transmitter device, it was less than $20 and it was as easy as plugging in a set of headphones and popping a cassette in the tape player.
sorry no easy way for a good digital sound,but if you know someone with some electronics back ground and an soldering iron;
take a 1/8" to 1/8" banana jack cable (3ft long) cut one end off,solder the leads to the tape head (you'll see the three output leads going to the mother board)on the tape deck,connect the remaining jack to the headphone output of the ipod.you will have to trip the tape deck into locked/loaded position.any competent electronics repair guy can do this.
you will have the closest to dig as you can get with the old Buick/delco deck.