Cassette Player Needed????

What's a cassette player?

I have an 8-track you could borrow. I skipped that whole cassette generation, and went straight to CDs.

I have an 8-track you could borrow. I skipped that whole cassette generation, and went straight to CDs.

What's an 8-track?

Anyone have a cassette player I can borrow? or does anyone have the technology to go from cassette to cd?

I can help you out. PM me.

I can help you out. PM me.

If you don't need it for a couple of days (I have potential travel issues so I may be dealyed returning to Sowal) I can help you out - I'm still using my CD/cassette stereo from high school.

I was just looking at a cd on my desk and wondering why i need it anymore with xm radio

I got LP, cassette, CD, MP3 and iPod. But no reel-to-reel or XM, guess I'm technology-deprived. I now want a WiFi internet radio tuner to connect to my stereo. Is there such a thing?

Sorry, but the cassette deck is in Memphis...

most every station has archived or live feeds of their broadcast on the internet. Or, you could simply go to the site, to which John R introduced us, www.pandora.com, and create your own radio stations for free, without ads if you use Firefox for your browser.

Found one, THANKS!

I found a gadget that converts vhs, cassette, etc to the usb port in my pc on ebay.

My double cassette rides on my shoulder. BOOM BOOM BOXIN

most every station has archived or live feeds of their broadcast on the internet. Or, you could simply go to the site, to which John R introduced us, www.pandora.com, and create your own radio stations for free, without ads if you use Firefox for your browser.

Thanks SJ, but oh yes, fully aware of all that. PC required, though.

What I want is a small device, not unlike the little XM and Sirius units. It would output into an aux or RCA stereo input, connect up to your wireless router, and let you select an internet radio stream to play through your stereo, no PC required. I'd expect you would have to plug it into a USB port to initially configure the WiFi connection and set the URLs for all your stations. Then after that it could remain disconnected from the PC and plugged into the stereo.

I've Googled and searched CNet and Crutchfield and can find standalone "internet radios", but they are the whole deal - volume knob, speaker, and all. I just want the equivalent of an FM tuner.