XM Satellite Radio Cassette Adapter

Great product.

Man this totally beats the FM bluetooth adapters or even bluetooth cassette adapters. Sounds quality is amazing and crisp - no bluetooth losses! Mine is dead quiet and doesn't rattle in a 1992 Lexus SC300

Works great

I was skeptical at first because of the reviews I’ve read on here about this product.I have a 95 Cadillac Deville. I wanted to keep the stock radio but I also wanted to play my Sirius radio but the stock radio doesn’t have an Aux plug. So I went to Wal-Mart and bought an Onn brand cassette adapter all I got was static when playing it. So I bought another cassette adapter from Amazon called Creativecase car cassette adapter that too was very static when playing it So then I bought an FMDA but the pin was to big and they don’t make an adapter for it so I bought this cassette I’m glad I did because the sound is very good No click or taps good clean crisp sound. Now I won’t have to upgrade my stock radio.

I put the adapter into the car stereo and all it did was make a grinding noises and then the cassette player rejected it and popped it out. I tried it several times and it would keep popping it out. I called Amazon and they will be issuing a refund. Hopefully, I will be able to get a higher quality adapter directly from SiriusXM.

This product does what it is supposed to. I have an older lexus GX model that only has a CD player and a Cassette player. I have had this product for about 6 months now and it still works GREAT. Most people talk about how the sound is gross and distorted, this is due to the device you are using to play the music (iPod, iPhone, or any mp3/mp4 player) YOU HAVE TO TURN THE VOLUME TO AROUND THE HALF WAY POINT ON YOUR DEVICE!!! If you do not do this, that is when you get the cruddy sound! Overall 5 * product! cheap and does it's job well and lasts a long time!

I said there would be another review once I hit the streets of Vegas jamming Luciana. I absolutely love this adapter. I have a smartphone which automatically sets the volume. Which is good, cause if your phone is turned up too loud, and your car stereo as well, your risking the possibility of blowing out your unit. I turn it up almost all the way, just a few notches down on the phone, and turn the car stereo up, and I had people at stop lights nodding their heads to my YouTube play list. Another bonus....my GPS voice tone can be heard through my car's speakers as my music plays. And I can converse on the phone and hear the person's voice through my vehicles speakers! Only con would be, when I receive texts or calls, my music pauses intermittently until the text comes through, or the call stops ringing/I finish with a call. Other than that, I own the streets at night with my adapter!

I bought one of these back in 2011, and it worked pretty much flawlessly for about 4 years before all of the sudden I no longer was getting any sound on my car stereo system. Checking my amazon purchase history, I recently ordered another from the same page (from a third party seller). The cassette adapter I received looks almost identical, though I think maybe the writing/logo is placed differently. However the quality seems to have declined a bit, but not too much to make this product unusable. It just feels cheaper, and the sound quality delivered is a little bit worse now (I would give the sound quality a 7/10 on this one, and 9/10 on the old). Also, sometimes when I pause the music for a short period of time with this new cassette, it starts rewinding randomly in the cassette player. I just have to hit the "play" button on my car radio before playing my music again, so it's more of a minor inconvenience. This is still an indispensable item to have if you drive an old car like mine with no CD player or aux, I just wish the quality of the replacement was as good as the old one. The older one was one of the best purchases I have ever made, at under $5.