iPod FM Transmitter – Music Every Where, All The Time

Executive Summary By Lilly Sienna

“Why do we need an iPod FM transmitter?” is a question that is asked very often by tech-savvy music freaks.

If you are fortunate to have a BMW, you can surely “iPod your BMW” as it is your special privilege because of the tie-ups between BMW and Apple.

The iPod FM Transmitter is a small, chic device specially designed to be used with certain models of Apple iPod. The compatible models include the 1st and 2nd generation iPod nano, 5G iPod with video, iPod mini, iPod Photo and 4G iPod. You have to plug the FM Transmitter into the dock connector of your iPod. Then it will wirelessly connect to your car or home stereo, ready to play your favourite tunes.

Why The Best Add-On Gadget For Your MP3 Player Is An FM Transmitter

Executive Summary By N Norris

You’re lying on your favorite sun lounger in your garden.

Next to the glass is a radio. Out of the radio’s speaker you can hear your favorite classical music, audiobooks, old time radio shows, or whatever it is that you enjoy.

An FM transmitter is a rather clever gadget that allows you to transmit sound directly from your computer to any radio in your house.

Step 1 – You plug the device into your sound card.

Step 2 – You select a frequency on the device that you want to broadcast at. For example you might select 92.5 FM.

Step 3 – You pick a radio show you’d like to listen to and start it playing on your computer.

Step 4 – You go to any FM radio in your house and tune it in to 92.5 FM.

Step 5 – You sit down and enjoy

Luckily, the price of FM transmitters has dropped over the past few years and you should be able to pick up a decent FM transmitter that will work throughout a typical house for less than $100.

The end result is exactly the same, but with a digital display it is easy to set the FM transmitter to a specific frequency by reading the numbers on the display and then set the radio to exactly the same frequency.

Finally, some units require batteries whereas others run from the mains power supply. FM transmitters are ideal for transmitting around your house, but the same technology can also provide an ideal way of listening to your MP3 player in your car without having to invest in an in-car MP3 unit. All you need to do is plug a battery powered FM transmitter into your MP3 player and then tune the car stereo into the same frequency as the transmitter.

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