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Within a short time this trasmitter has became more of a nuisance and I no longer use it. There was a lot of static and I found my player was hard to hear clearly. I would not recommend it to anyone. I found this Belkin FM Transmitter to be barely adequate. No matter what free FM frequency I tuned to it could not provide a clear channel for my MP3 player.
I returned it, and am still searching for another one. Where I live (CT) the ideal station for a transmitter is 87.9, but this one only went down to 88.1. Why.
However, it just stopped working suddenly after only about four months. The reception had a bit of static in some locations, but I wasn't expecting it to be perfect. Overall, it was not worth buying. This product worked all right for the first few months that I used it. I used it almost daily for my commute.
FM Transmitters are probably going to give you some static, especially at higher volumes, but can work well enough to make your drive a little better.I wanted a way to listen to my Sony Walkman MP3 player in my car. I couldn't hear any static at the volume I would typically listen at, so it works for me. Direct plug into the stereo/speakers is best.
I live in a rural area with lots of open frequencies. And at the present time, other FM Transmitters are going for twice the price as this one. I just tuned to one and the Belkin worked right away.
Don't expect great sound from any FM Transmitter. The Belkin FM Transmitter was the most affordable FM Transmitter I could find with a lighter adapter (didn't want to mess with batteries all the time) so I figured I'd give it a try.
Cassette adapter is second best (if you have a functioning cassette player). My tape deck has issues and I don't use it enough to make it worth while to replace it.
Don't get this product unless you want to end up returning it at a later date. Pro's: NONECon's: My tape player works better than this.
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