Not that new cars have cassette players anymore, but in HS these were top notch and often worked better than early day Bluetooth receivers but how did they work?
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Casette tapes worked by encoding the audio into a magnetic strip of tape. Those audio signals were then passed through wires into your speaker system where the signal was converted to sound through your speakers.
A casette adapter would take the signal from the audio source and convert it to a magnetic signal that the player can read. Because the player didn’t need a tape it just needed the signal.
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