http://wireless.mypdacafe.com/articles/read.php?id=16
thinking about getting this it's a fun toy of cause it would require a 2.5m to 3.5m minijack converter
not to mention that it's illegal in some countries
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I am thinking of installing a sony explod MEX BT2500 in my ride so i can stream via bluetooth some audio. I have heard these head units have crappy sound but i can buy it for 110 bucks as opposed to some other brands available that are like 400. Does anyone have any opinion this or any other head unit i should buy?
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hi, I was looking for the motorokr t505 to listen to my diamond music while driving, and my mother in law was very nice but bought me the t605 instead. It's a good apparatus but needs wired connection and I've been asked about 80 € to install it... In the manual is reported that you can avoid all wiring connecting the t605 to a fm transmitter, but I can find nowhere a compatible apparatus. Have you got any news helping me?
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as far as I am aware there is no fm transmitter chip in samsung galaxy s therefore please share all news about available car kits -------------------
there are tons over at DealExtreme
http://www.dealextreme.com/search.dx/search.fm
they all good, i was using one with my old WM phone
If you can though, it would be better seeing if you can add Aux support to your headunit.
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If you can though, it would be better seeing if you can add Aux support to your headunit.
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that is like asking him to buy a new head unit
Not really... Aux can easily be added to some (and I had NO car experience, and discovered it was easier than I thought with my car to wire in a new headunit). Head units cost a ridiculous amount of money for what they are.
Sometimes if you are willing to try to do the work yourself, you will find that adding aux support costs less than some good FM transmitters.
Cheers guys _ going to search net based on yours ideas and update with my choice when purchased and tested.
Over and out.
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Not really... Aux can easily be added to some (and I had NO car experience, and discovered it was easier than I thought with my car to wire in a new headunit). Head units cost a ridiculous amount of money for what they are.
Sometimes if you are willing to try to do the work yourself, you will find that adding aux support costs less than some good FM transmitters.
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I'm gonna have to disagree with you on this. Although the difference between good and bad fm transmitters is unknown to me, you can get workable ones for under 5 bucks on amazon without shipping.
Even assuming anything that price never works, you can pick up a bluetooth speakerphone/fm transmitter for like 30-40. To me, that beats the hell out of taking wire strippers to your car stereo. Especially since you can take an fm transmitter with you when you are in someone elses car at no extra cost.
My preferred fm transmitter is a Jabra SP700. The trick is finding a clear channel, and if you travel more than an hour in any direction, be prepared to retune as you run into new stations. Normally you'll be able to find a frequency that's clean for their daily use. I found that having my SP stock to the dash instead of to the sun visor greatly increased sound quality and reduced interface, so if you cant get perfect reception, try that.
I get near CD quality, although there is some fuzz on the very end (high cymbals hiss rather than crash).
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Protip: You rarely need wire cutters or strippers. I'd be surprised if any cars didn't use a wire harness which allowed you to simply connect the module in between (unless the person who installed your stereo is an idiot, or its a poorly designed unmaintainable car). Many simply connect through the CD stacker jack.
FM tuners work, but, every new car I've seen these days ships with an aux jack anyway. So it's a better option long term, if it's possible. An FM tuner can be easier to install though, if you don't want to learn anything. But messing with the head-unit of your car is something every guy should do once in their life
I bought this one from play.com for only £3 (although its gone up to £4 now).
edit: cant post links but if you type in Wireless FM Stereo MP3 / Ipod Transmitter you should find it.
It works well, the battery life is great. the quality is not perfect but definitely listen-able. (looses some bass).
as a budget transmitter it definitly gets my approval and you don't have to wait weeks for delivery like dealextreme.
Any thoughts/recommendations on a cassette adapter to link the phone output to the car stereo? I'm interested in audio from apps (navigation), music/podcast playback, and streaming audio.
From the reviews of various options I've seen, the quality of the adapters is highly variable, but the Phillips adapter here: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Philips-USA-PH-62050-CD-MP3-MD-To-Cassette-Adapter-Brand-New-Free-Shipping-/370582468700?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item56486fb85c#ht_1621wt_1396 seems reasonably priced.
This will be used in a 1996 Saturn. A quick and simple low end solution like a cassette adapter is desired vs. an expensive stereo upgrade.
Thanks!
Just a follow-up to my previous post. I ordered and received the listed adapter and it has working well for the first few days. Will see how longer term usage goes - it does not appear to be the most durable item I've purchased , but it should do the job if not abused.
I sure hope yours works better then the Chinese one I had a few years back...so crappy even the FM transmitter was better.
Honestly, I would recommend a new head unit for your car. They're very easy to replace and are something you will likely have for a VERY long time. I've had mine in all three different cars I have owned so far, and have never had any problems. You can pick up a cheap one with USB and aux inputs (and even bluetooth) for relatively cheap. The sound quality really is so much better than an FM adapter. They're an investment, but they're worth it.
So guys, what's your favorite DAB+ app? I'm currently using dab-z but to be honest it's nothing to write home about.
Also, does anyone have problems with the reception? I got one of those stick to the windshield type of antennas. Is there something better out there?
I used dab z with a DAB roof aerial, full reception and 100s stations.
I can't find many DAB apps so would be interested in an alternative with a flashier look / menu
What kind of roof aerial do you have?
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What kind of roof aerial do you have?
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Eightwood DAB Car Aerial DAB Car Radio Antenna Splitter Amplified SMA SMB Adapter Digital DAB with 5M 16.4ft Extension Cable Compatible for DAB+ AM/FM Car Radio Blaupunkt Pioneer Clarion Alpine JVC: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics & Photo
Eightwood DAB Car Aerial DAB Car Radio Antenna Splitter Amplified SMA SMB Adapter Digital DAB with 5M 16.4ft Extension Cable Compatible for DAB+ AM/FM Car Radio Blaupunkt Pioneer Clarion Alpine JVC: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics & Photo
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Like that, I had to buy an adaptor for my dab box, thoughy new one fits that connector
DAB Z is super, i like it very much. I use also a combi roof antenna (AM/FM & DAB+).