Customer Reviews

Soundkase FM Transmitter for iPod & MP3s and Auxiliary Input Devices

5 star:		(4)
4 star:		(3)
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2 star:		(2)
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I live in Los Angeles; there's either a Mexican or Jazz station on every frequency! I tried the cassette-MP3 adapter (which I'd prefer if I didn't have that dreaded auto-reverse feature) and had to return it.

While this product only has 4 channels, they each worked for me with varying success. It's not CD quality, which is obvious when I play my classical music and when my son rocks out to songs with deep bass.

If you're ok with decent sound quality and can't use the cassette adapter, I'd say this product should work great for you.

I recently bought a Zen Vison:M. I wanted to enjoy my music collection on my Car stereo so I needed a way to connect it to my audios system.
In a few weeks I did a lot of research and finally decided to go with this FM Transmitter because of the good reviews and the price. (Which was low enough to take the risk)

I have to admit that this FM Transmitter works better than I expected. I'm used to read bad reviews on FM Transmitters so I was skeptic about this one. I had to try it for my self.

Once I got it an quickly connected it to the Zen. I was amazed with the sound. Next day I was showing it off to my friends. So far is working like a charm after a month or so. I do get some interference passing by certain areas, but is very very minimal. Nothing that really interrupts the sound of the MP3 player.

With that said. I live and work in Chicago Suburbs so I probably do not get strong interference from radio stations as I would in the city.

You should give it a try in your area.

This is such a great price and worth buying. I use it for my iPod in the car. I had a previous transmitter that cost about $80 and is already falling apart and the music played with a lot of static. NO PROBLEMS WITH THIS ONE!

This does not work as well as I had hoped. There are 4 choices of stations that it can broadcast to, and it never comes in clearly on any of them. I am constanly having to change the station on it and on the radio while driving as other real stations intrude on the signal. It just is not what I was hoping for.

Have used this is multiple cars driving through multiple states. Sometimes I have to switch to a new frequincy, but that's why there are multiple to choose from.

I got an older pickup that had a cassette player and radio but no aux or
cd player. My son and I use our mp3 daily and we thought about getting a
new system so we could still use it. I thought I would try a transmitter
against all the advice of people selling new car stereos. I think this
unit works just fine with no static or degraded sound. Recommend it to any
one in the same fix.

It was quite difficult at first to get the component into the cigarette lighter but once I got it in and found the station on my car stereo, I heard my favourite song from my MP3 player blasting through my car speakers. I did not even have to try the other frequencies. I would definately recommend this item for persons who want their music while they drive.

I live in a city (Providence) and couldn't pick up the transmission without a good deal of static. I gave up on this transmitter and instead bought a Belkin tape thingie that inserts in my tape deck and connects to my MP3 player. The Belkin product works fine.

We have a really old car and don't want to equip it with CD player. This stuff is just made for our car. We can enjoy our favorite music during the whole journey. We will definitely recommend this transmitter to our friends.