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Monster RadioPlay 300 Universal Full Spectrum FM Transmitter (MBL-FM XMTR300) |
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Our Price - $37.00
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Monster RadioPlay 300 Universal Full Spectrum FM Transmitter (MBL-FM XMTR300)
Enjoy your MP3 player, CD player, portable DVD player or even your laptop audio through you car stereo's FM radio or virtually any FM station-with Monster RadioPlay 300 Wireless FM Transmitter. It's a fast, simple way to take all your favorite music playlists with you on the road, eliminating those piles of CDs that might be rattling around in your glovebox.Monster RadioPlay 300 tunes in to just about any FM station so you can get clear wireless transmission to your car's FM radio just about anywhere. It also features three programmable "favorite station" preset buttons and an easy-to-read, dimmable LED display so you can easily tune and select your favorite station presets in your car, day or night.Just tune your car radio to any clear FM station, tune RadioPlay 300 to the same station, hit play on your portable player and you're ready to roll. Program the 3 presets so you can change to the clearest station while you drive - it's that easy!
Monster RadioPlay 300 Universal Full Spectrum FM Transmitter (MBL-FM XMTR300) Accessories
Monster RadioPlay 300 Universal Full Spectrum FM Transmitter (MBL-FM XMTR300) Reviews
I have thrown away my Belkin unit, which has always been static prone. The Monster Radioplay 300 provides much better performance in rejecting interfering weak FM signals and avoiding static noises that really degrade the listening experience, compared to my previous device. In the Boston area, which is a very crowded FM band, I found many more frequencies that could use without interference. It would be nice if a simple holder to attach the unit to the dashboard was included. The power plug fit is a bit snug into the cigarette lighter hole and requires a pretty firm push to insert it. Overall I am very pleased.
Cheap for what it does.
I have tried a couple of different FM transmitters most of which kinda suck. With the Monster, I get good reception inside my Hyundai Tucson.
I have used this with the video Ipod and I have used it with the iTouch 3rd Gen. Both work with this transmitter.
I found that I have to turn the volume very high on the mp3 player and then adjust the volume on the radio before I can hear it and then it works great.
I don't have any FM interference although I do hear some crackling, but it depends on the specific quality of each mp3 files. Higher bitrate files don't have any sound degredation.
Cheap. Does what it advertises.
Works just as stated. No problems. Some complain about not being able to find open stations in bigger cities, thats not the x mitters fault, it cannot create open stations! It works great though. Would buy again. It doesn't charge my samsung mp3 though.
i love this product. It was amazing sound quality as long as you set it to a channel that doesn't have any other broadcasting on it. for me it works best at 95.5fm. your's might be different. it very easy to set the channel and very easy to store it. i never even had to read the instructions. (i never read them anyways).
This is a really awesome product and i would by another if i needed it. or for a friend. you can not go wrong with this product.
I originally had an adapter for my tape player, but when my tape player broke I was stuck listening to the radio. Then I remembered these FM transmitters and started to look around. I decided between this and one that was cheaper but only had a few preset stations. I decided to drop more money on this just for the security of knowing I could tune it to every station (and more) that my car can.
The sound quality is excellent. Only if I turn it up quite loud can I hear any background fuzz. From all of the reviews I was expecting to hear fuzz almost all of the time but this thing works almost as good as my tape adapter(maybe just as good because I can hardly remember the quality of my tape adapter because it has been so long since I used it). Even if there is a station that is coming in quite clear on the current channel it still plays fine. It has happened before that I traveled a long distance to school and when I unplugged the FM transmitter to find that there was a station paying on that same frequency and I hadn't noticed a thing.
Anyway, I wish I had more to write but it is a pretty simple device and does what it is meant to do and does it very well. I besides less than perfect sound this is a perfect device of it's kind. I would definitely recommend it.
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