Scosche FM-MOD02 Universal Audio Input FM Modulator for iPod, Satellite Radio or Portable Music Player

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Brand	Scosche
Color	Black/grey
Hardware Interface	3.5mm Audio
Item Weight	0.7 Pounds
Item Dimensions LxWxH	1 x 0.5 x 0.5 inches

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Allows new aftermarket stereo to be installed in factory location
Precision designed for a gapless fit between the dash and the kit
Color and Texture matches the factory dash
High quality automotive grade ABS construction
Easy to install. No special tools are required. Includes step-by-step instructions
Backed by Scosche's Lifetime Warranty and Lifetime Tech Support

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Product description

For 40 years, Scosche has been producing high quality, affordable Car Stereo Dash Kits, Vehicle Wiring Harnesses, Adapters, Interfaces, Amplifier Wiring Kits, Cables and other 12V installation accessories. We know how you feel about your vehicle, so we will not design, engineer or deliver a product that does not meet our extremely high standards. When you purchase a Scosche installation accessory, we have you covered. We offer Lifetime Tech support which means our knowledgeable tech team is available to answer any product questions you may have for as long as you own the product. We are so confident in our product quality that we back all Scosche 12V installation accessories with a Limited Lifetime Warranty.

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Product Dimensions

1 x 0.5 x 0.5 inches

Item Weight

11.2 ounces

ASIN

B001QBG614

Item model number

FM-MOD02

Customer Reviews

441 ratings

4.1 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

#795 in MP3 Player FM Transmitters

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

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Colour

Black/grey

Department

FM-MOD02

Manufacturer

SCOSCHE

Date First Available

September 14, 2004

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S. Diggs

Ok for the price but a few things could make it better

Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2016

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PRO: This works perfect for listening to music off my phone, no static like the non wired ones. I don't even have to change my radio. I love the off/on switch with the input which makes it a nice stylish look. Just a few cords to connect which in theory would be simple.

CON: Holy crap it took me a while to install this thing, technically I'm not completely done because I don't like the box just sitting on top of my radio, I like to have it secured somewhere. The adhesive on the input/switch box is crap, I would consider a stronger double sided tape or some other forms of strong adhesive. No instructions included but to make it simple, attach this to your ignition wire that way it doesn't drain your battery when not in use. FYI I attached mine to the harness that connects to the back of my stereo. I cut twice different power wires trying to find the right one but that's my fault, (although it would be nice to include a list of wire colors for different models in this package). I soldered my ground and used a quick splice on my power. I recommend soldering everything if possible for the best connection.

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Nicholas Rossetti

There is a reason why these are hard to find.

Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2012

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I bought this when my tape deck finally died in my 2000 Dodge Intrepid. Installation was easy as long as you are some what familiar with DC voltage and the wiring of your car stereo. All I had to do was tap into the 12V Ignition ON line going into my radio (ground it to) and then hook the antenna up. All this takes place behind the radio so you can hide all of the wires except for the jack and switch. The only problem I ran into with the installation was that the connector in the system had a dead spot and when pushed a certain way would lose power. Took a few minutes to diagnose, but was easy to fix by jumping a new wire across the connector.

So installation was some what easy now when it comes to performance there are some more issues. The system works, but will pick up a lot of interference from anything and everything electrical. When turned on, the system tends to pick up the alternator in my car and you can here the whine increase and decrease as I accelerate and slow. My solution to this was to turn my music up a bit and I don't really notice it much. The other more serious noise is the interference between my phone charger and the system. I have a DroidX in a mount that has a charger running to it, so the phone charges while it's in my car. The power going through the charger creates a loud whine through the system. This one does not go away by increasing the volume. My only solution for this has been to unplug my charger while using the system.

While this system is not horribly expensive the performance is below par. I'd say it's better than a wireless FM Modulator but not by much. I WOULD NOT purchase this again unless I could find a way to shield it from all the electrical noise created by the car. My plan is to use it until I can afford a new car stereo with an AUX IN port. I believe these are hard to find because people have complained and returned them so often that no one wants to carry them.

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Jon

Can't beat them

Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2013

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For the money you cannot beat these little transmitters. They take about 20 minutes on average to install and then you have an AUX Audio jack for your car. You plug your antenna into this box, and this box into your radio. When its turned on it cuts off the outside antenna to avoid interference. It does include a little audio cable but its short. I would recommend a nice long good quality wire. Besides that, you should grab some 3M T-taps or scotchlock connectors to tap into the radios power wire. Its very easy once you get the radio out., just power and ground. Plug in the antenna. Mount the control panel and your done. You get 2 choices of stations, go with the one that isn't a radio station. Its 88.1 or 88.3 I believe.

Keep in mind many radios have security passwords if you disconnect power. I try to avoid doing this since it can be hard to get the codes from the dealer and they now charge for the info.

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electricamerman

Avoid this one

Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2017

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Works, but not well. Lots of static, even though it was installed very carefully, professionally, instructions were rigidly followed. MY OPINION: Cables should be shielded. Expected better from Scosche. Save your money.

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R. Beasley

Worked pretty well. Simple install

Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2014

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I bought this to listen to POD casts of some talk radio shows. I installed it in an 02 Lexus ES300 without any difficulty in less than an hour. I listen on 87.9 which is, I believe, not a widely used station frequency. 97% of the time the broadcast is clear with no distortion. Occasionally I will get a little static which is some bleed over from other FM stations close to this frequency. It seems to happen in only a couple of areas around taller buildings. The FM Modulator I used to have in my car for XM Radio never had any static or interference. I'll just lay this off to a better design from Delphi. It works well for my purposes but if you are a purist and have spent a lot of money on your sound system in your car you will probably be disappointed.

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Thos Byk

Better than the model it replaces, sort of...

Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2010

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This is the second unit of this type I have owned from Scosche, and it's better in that it has the jack and switch together in an adhesive backed module. It also seems to have stronger output from my MP3 players' signal as I didn't have to crank the radio volume near as high as with the old model. That being said, the unit suddenly failed while in use. The sound dropped out nearly completely, and could just barely be understood at full volume, amongst a wave of other noise through the system. I have not investigated the problem yet, but the installation is straight forward, so I doubt a failed connection is the problem. Overall, this is far better than using an FM transmitter, and I will probably order another.

UPDATE: I did order another, but the first unit was not defective. The problem was a lost connection to power...my fault for using the wrong tee connector for the wire guage. Open mouth, insert extra modulator.

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