MP3 players: Play iPod through Car Stero
Play iPod through Car Stero
by timistic - 12/12/04 9:47 PMWhich is the better way to go a cassette adapter or a fm transmitter that plays through radio stations? I was considering using a Belkin FM tramsmitter from Best Buy but am concerned about reception? Advice Please.
Re: Play iPod through Car Stero
by timistic - 12/12/04 10:02 PM In reply to: Play iPod through Car Stero by timisticAlso, can any cassette adapter be used (i.e. the portable cd play car tapes)?
Re:Play iPod through Car Stero
by kanger - 12/13/04 10:05 AM In reply to: Play iPod through Car Stero by timisticI started out using iRock as a FM transmitter. It requires battery and is limitted to only 4 chanels (88.1, 88.3, 88.5, 88.9). Overall it doesn't do the job well. So
I decided to look for alternative and switched to iTrip. It is wireless, portable, and only uses a litte amount of iPod battery. You get full range of FM chanels from 88.1 up to 107.9. It is worth the money.
Although, I heard that the "TransPod" and "iCarPlay Wireless" are very good too. Happy iPoding
Play iPod through Car Stero
by moncho55 - 3/19/05 8:07 PM In reply to: Play iPod through Car Stero by timisticI tried both,the cassette was the best option ,no interference,no background noice,the best music quality.
get a cassette adapter
by gareth_sheep - 3/20/05 4:53 AM In reply to: Play iPod through Car Stero by timisticFM is not the option, there is too much background noise. i recommend the Sony one:
http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore.woa/70507/wo/op11jcxwpzef2c8C02yFtyiEHGX/1.0.0.11.1.0.6.9.3.19.0.1.1.1.1.0.1.0.1
never had a problem. (of course you can get it cheaper than this-shop around.)
Gaz
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