Has anyone used one of these: iSound FM music transmitter, kinda review

[MadGT]

i bought one from Asda earlier today so i can listen to my phillips mp3 player, gotta say it works a treat not bad for £15.75, tunes into the radio well

so it`ll be handy for my works van with out the need to use my cds for the the cd player too

Transmits any MP3/MP4/MD/iPod/DVD/VCD/CD player, Notebook/PC/PDA`s music to car radio system or home Hi-Fi system

Tunes in from FM 87.6 MHz to 107.6MHZ,

Operating range 10ft/3m

Memorizes up to 9 FM frequencies

Features low battery, time and temp measure indicator

Powered by 2 AAA batteries

Blue background light

USB socket allows the unit to be powered via your PC or any other USB input such as in-car charger, will not charge unit though!

Powers off after 60 seconds -/+10 if no audio signal input

yeah i know i`ve just more or less copied what it says on the back of the card but to be honest i rekon this will do well as there is no connection needed for the car radio, just tune in and go, yes you can adjust volume both on your choice of player and on the stereo, i tested it earlier while drivin to bury and i like very well, i`ll be usin it to go a trip to Scotland later this year so no need for cds hopefully, i`ll give this a 9/10 ratin because it does what i need it for

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[Dom]

Yep, the missus has got one of these. Spmetimes it picks up some interference and it uses batteries but a great little gadget otherwise.

 

[Roberto]

I picked up a Belkin TunecastII recently and it's not that great, although I am sure my HU is shagged as far as radio reception is concerned. When I next get to a meet, I'll be trying it out on someone else's just to make sure I haven't got a dud

Personally, I think I will invest in a Bluetooth A2DP capable HU soon, so I can stream all my stuff from my N95.

Rob
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