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| Brand: PE
Category: Automotive Parts And Accessories
List Price: $139.99
Buy New: $11.00
You Save: $128.99 (92%)
New (5) from $11.00
Rating:  11 reviews
Sales Rank: 36
Color: Black
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 12 x 9 x 4
MPN: 4-in1-mp3-bk-fm-trans-modulator
Model: 4-in1-mp3-bk-fm-trans-modulator
ASIN: B0012399AG
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Customer Reviews:
 Works pretty good and looks great June 30, 2008
This product seems to work very good for broadcating over FM. It sounds good and there are lot of stations to pick from. My only 2 complaints are when I use it with my MP3 Player. Hooking into the Headphone jack, it doesn't come across very loud so you have to turn up the radio really loud (but I think this is because of the MP3 player not this transmitter, but I was hoping it would work better). My only other complaint is that my MP3 player charges off of USB and I was hoping I could plug my MP3 player into this and have it charge while I used it, but it doesn't seem to provide enough current to charge it. Overall I would recommend it for the price. It works good.
 very weak June 25, 2008
The only problem is this sucker is not strong enough and all the frequency is overpowering it. Worst if your car antenna is at the back. The feature is great escpecially the equalizer but you better look for stronger modulator for extra bucks.
Good for the price, but does have some flaws May 25, 2008
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
This FM Transmitter works well. I can hear a slight high pitch hiss at high speeds in my car, but it is not very noticeable at all. The remote was not working, but it was replaced by the seller quickly and the new remote he sent worked fine.
PROS: Accepts both USB flash drive and SD card for memory, has multiple channel tuning for large cities where it may be more difficult to find a non-used station, provides good sound quality over FM Transmission, and does not crackle at all.
CONS: When using the USB or SD card memory slots, you cannot start over from the same location where you stopped/turned off the car previously and you can't even fast forward to the point you were at before you turn off the car or unplug the device from the power outlet. This is aggravating because you have to start all over on a lesson plan or song or whatever you are listening to from the beginning. It would be nice if you could fast forward (and reverse) through the file to where you wanted to be or if the device remembered where it was when it was turned off. Remote does not have a fast forward or reverse on it either - you are able to jump through files or go back through files - not through a file itself.
This flaw may be overcome by using an MP3 player attached to the device with the included 3.5mm audio cable. Then you could use your player to reverse or FF through the songs/files to get to where you want to be.
 Good One May 20, 2008
I own this less than a day now, but once i received it i just plugged it in to my car , it worked right away, i used USB drive and it worked well.The remote is really Handy to move around the songs and we can select any songs based on the number that is awesome.There is Stop/Pause button but no power off button.
I liked it need to test it extensively a little more.
Works pretty good May 7, 2008
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
This gadget works pretty good, but is not perfect!
Pros:
>Has a lot of frequencies to choose from
>Good FM Stereo sound & and is pretty good most of the time (sometimes there is some interference)
>Very compact
>Actually worked with my 1GB SD card
>Comes with a remote (although you can easily operate the buttons on the unit by hand)
>Remembers set frequency and last song played if you remove it from car (or turn power to unit off)
>Great bargain for the technology
Cons:
>The display shows the frequency, track #, name of song; but it is so tiny you cannot possibly read it while driving!
>The major flaw is that you cannot jump from one folder to next, you can only advance song by song (but I suppose that's ok if you have all your favorite songs in the SD card, or plug in an external MP3 player in the jack provided)
>Another little glitch is that there is no OFF button on the device. My car's power outlet is always on. So I put the MP3 device on PAUSE when I stop listening (otherwise the songs will continue being processed by the MP3 player)
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