When it comes to playing your iPod through car stereo speakers you will often encounter some common problems. In general, there is a dock installed on your stereo, you agree that your iPod or MP3 player. Fortunately, you have some options to solve this problem, and each has its limitations. Solutions include FM transmitters, cassette adapters, FM modulators, cables, stereo with in-line ports, or RCA connectors. Some have much better sound quality, while other static soundsand moved. And 'intention by this author to discuss the benefits and limitations of all these possible options.
The easiest and cheapest way is with an FM transmitter. There are two types of FM transmitters: wired and wireless. Basically, you connect a cable to your car, while a wireless uses radio frequencies to play through the car stereo. The basic function of these devices is to connect your iPod and pick up a signal running from your car radio. The frequencythe assignment is very low and is only available for workstations from 88.1 FM - 107.9FM. All other stations will not take the sound through the FM transmitter.
And 'possible to increase the available stations, but the FCC rules and regulations for the radio do not. The FCC will not allow FM transmitter for broadcasting over 18.75 NO, do not work well. In essence, you belong to yourself, low-watt radio transmitter. Unfortunately, they are competing withradio stations are pushing out the most important + 6,000 watts of music power. This can lead to an MP3 player and radio mix into a distorted mess. One of the most popular types of FM transmitters is the Belkin TuneCast II
It 'a strong recovery, versatile, and can clearly many radio frequencies. FM transmitter, even if the supply of clean energy, acoustic signal can not get close to this standard, the celebration of music purists. As such, it can not be the ideal solution for audiophiles. FM RadioStations will never be the same sound as a CD or MP3 player works. Fortunately, these cost about $ 30 a piece and that the game is a popular choice.
When shopping for the FM transmitter you are trying to see if it works on batteries or plug it into the car cigarette adapter. Both work fine, but put it in your car cigarette adapter allows you to charge your iPod while playing music. Cigarette lighter adapter are sometimes equipped with a docking station. A cradle is a nice way to keep your MP3Player and download it at the same time. Accessory Genie is a Flex Pod FM transmitter, a cradle with a flexible neck allows it to adapt better.
Newer stations have the technology PSL; Station offers good sound quality and reduces drift as you move from one city to another. Most if not all have to show the latest version of LCD screens, what is still in tune. Others, like Roadmaster Corp. includes a remote control for maximum ease and control.
AnotherOption to buy an audio cassette adapter for your iPod. In essence, there is a cable into the MP3 player headphone jack and leads to a cassette. You can insert the cassette into the car cassette player (if any), and that's it. The downside is not many cars have multiple recorders. The sound quality is much better than that of a wired FM transmitter, because there is no interference from other radio stations. Sony cassette adapters are very cheap and costsa minimum of $ 10 for Philips and other major brands.
An FM modulator eliminates cable clutter the radio station for playing music from your iPod. Capture radio waves from the antenna and radio. It requires minimal installation, replacing a wire on the back of your radio antenna. Then you can run the wire into your MP3 player headphone jack. It 'much easier than it seems, takes about 5 minutes to install.
The modulator is versatile,works on any FM frequency. It 'best to choose a station near the beginning or end of the range of FM frequency transmitter. Crutchfield has a great selection of wired FM modulator. There are a lot less noise and interference-free radio stations with the FM modulator. They are cheap, usually about $ 15 cost for a decent model, Crutchfield and other electronics stores.
The simplest and easiest to install the radio should be included with an in-line connector. MoreThe latest car model have this feature. There is a small jack that on your car radio. Simply plug the cable into the iPod headphone jack and the other end of the wire goes in the line-in stereo jack. Set the stereo system to support and you are ready to hear some sound quality MP3. If your car does not have line-in port you can get a new stereo system to this jack for sale $ 100. The purchase of a new radio just for the line-in port is a waste and not the optimum solution for people on aBudget.
Radio again, especially those with a CD player, a RCA socket on the back of them. You can use a cable through the headphone jack for MP3 player to perform in the RCA. You can use an RCA to headphone jack cable for a few dollars at any electronics store to purchase. These cables are available in various sizes and lengths, depending on your car stereo, and just how far from you.
Ask your local electronics store, the size and length is right for your car stereo. To installYou must remove the radio and watch for red and white inputs on the back. Plug the cable into the RCA and the car is perfect-sounding music when you play your iPod or MP3 player. All you have to do now is to tune the radio to "CD" or "auxiliary" and away you go.
Remember, there are many options for your iPod or MP3 player and know what your budget is and what features it has the radio, you can help make an informed decision. You must also ensure that your MP3 playeris compatible with the product, the new iPhone 3G is not compatible with the older model FM transmitter. There may be a good choice, so will you, at your local electronics store and make sure you get all you need is.
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