We used to have earbuds that don’t need to be charged because they had a headphone jack, didn’t get lost so easily because they had a cord attached to a headphone jack, never lost the bluetooth connection because they had a headphone jack, and they cost less because they had a headphone jack. https://bsky.app/profile/daisyfm.bsky.social/post/3l3mfjc6sn62k

  • @BreadOven
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    63 months ago

    How are you supposed to plug into the fake cassette tape that somehow tricks the car to play your phone (or discman) through the tape player?

    Although now it’s hard to find a car with a CD player ffs.

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        23 months ago

        I remember those. They were the radio frequency ones?

        • @[email protected]
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          22 months ago

          I think so, I couldn’t remember how they actually connected to the radio but that makes sense. It had a switch on it for 3 different stations so yoy could pick an empty one.

          • @BreadOven
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            12 months ago

            Yeah. Those are the ones. You had to choose the frequency, then set your radio to that. I always preferred the fake cassette tapes with the aux cable. less static.

      • @BreadOven
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        23 months ago

        Oh. Of course. I was just being nostalgic. Both my vehicles support Bluetooth, so I just do that.

        • @[email protected]
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          22 months ago

          ohhh gotcha. yeah i have fond memories of that myself, but to be honest, I’m glad they are memories haha

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            2 months ago

            Yeah… The sound quality was kind of shit. But to highschool me and friends, it was amazing.