I want to replace the factory cassette player for a CD player and I was wondering what the saab 900 se turbo can hold. But mainly if it can hold whats in my question.

A: if you are talking about putting the factory radio of one car into another car, then it probably won't work.

car stereo's are usually locked to the car that they were made for, so U might have to go to a dealer to get the radio to register for that car.

I need to find a way to limit the volume of a CD/cassette player in my classroom to prevent students from turning it up too loud while they are at the listening station. If anyone knows of a device I can buy or a way to modify my current setup I would appreciate your input. Thanks!
Here's a few more details:
- Students do use headphones at the listening station. It is far from other stations.
- It is one particular student
- The student in question is on the...

A: HIDE THE PLAYER. put the player where you can get to it, but no one can. Why are you listening to a radio station in the classroom? What grade are you managing? The kids are supposed to stay seated during this listening, right?
This is a matter of authority and taking control. I don't know of a device to help you with this. You'll have to manage the volume without a device.

Due to the times, it seems I can't have a removable face plate cd radio re-installed. Even without the detachable face plate, there are ways to get them on the internet. I want a stereo am-fm-cd with cassette, or am-fm-cd player for my car. I need, a slide mounting bracket, where I have to remove the radio every single night. This bit of inconvenience is well worth it. Does any store, person, or installation place do the slide-mount or bracket mount stereos anymore? I realize I'd have...

A: Most stereos, have a single connection in back besides Pwr antena, and antena, i disconnect this tree cables to take the stereo in my house every night, you say that youve gone trew 3 stereos well i think its worth disconnecting these simple wires in order to keep ur stereo, and about ur question, no i havent seen those any were lately, and Im always in stereo shops etc. good luck.

If you have lots of old cassette tapes in your drawers you might be interested in this nice little gadget that will convert your old tapes into more useable mp3 files. You still need to record the audio on a PC or Mac though – I would have loved a cassette player that just converted the audio automatically into media files and stored them on a memory card.

* Converts your old cassettes and mix tapes to today’s format
* Software to clean up worn cassettes and improve sound quality
* Hear the great old music you haven’t heard since your last car with a cassette player
* Full functional cassette deck with counter function
* Built-in speaker to monitor your recording
* Plug and Play USB audio interface—no drivers needed

Here’s where to get it: FirstSteetOnline.com.

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