iPOD FM transmitter suggestions
06-01-2007 | 08:50 PM
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From: West LA / Irvine
Originally Posted by Nsxnext1,Jun 1 2007, 05:35 PM
06-02-2007 | 01:33 PM
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Originally Posted by lordepic1,Jun 1 2007, 06:17 PM
kensington's fm transmitter has worked extremely well for me. I live in Culver City too and I have used it all over SoCal in the most congested and biggest building areas. You can customize precisely to the 10th which frequency you want to use...most cars can only move frequencies to the 20th.
I used it on my cousin's mid 90's accord and it works perfectly, even better than the S
I used it on my cousin's mid 90's accord and it works perfectly, even better than the S
aux input adaptor is a good way to do it if you still have the oe hu without changer in the rear.
if you have aftermarket HU, see if they have an input or add on adaptor from the maker
for universal application: add an amp and use the input there, you can power up all the speakers, or add another pair to the rear.
there's another thing called FM modulator, it runs around 40 bucks and it's a plug in for the HU antenna port. you can use the radio as you normally would and if you want to listen to the ipod(or whatever device you hooked the minijack phone with) just hit the switch. It's not the best solution but it's universal and pretty cheap. No transmitter will able to deliver the same quality as a FM modulator.
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