3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Not worth the higher price,
June 29, 2009 Richard Holden "Rick" (Texas) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Scosche FMTD1 - FM transmitter / charger fmtd1 (Electronics)
I decided to buy this transmitter when my other one, a generic and very cheap trans., broke. The other trans. worked most of the time, but when I drove into Dallas or if the ionosphere was messing with the stations, I would get a lot of static.
So I decided to go with a higher quality trans. that would last longer and work better. This trans. actually didn't work nearly as well as the cheap one! When I say cheap, I mean I got it for 5 dolls. on amazon, new!
In order to hear the station I would have to turn up my cars volume almost all the way up, and even then there was always some static in the back ground. Every now and again it would work fine, at high volumes, but not very often. Don't waste your money on this one, there are better ones you can get for less money.
Dont Waste your time on this,
June 22, 2011 Rick Guttery (Salt Lake City, UT) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Scosche FMTD1 - FM transmitter / charger fmtd1 (Electronics)
I wanted to start using my HTC EVO phone with Pandora and my stored MP3s. I thought that this would be a good item to use to transmit FM signals to my radio to hear the music.
Item arrived in the mail and I opened it and was happy to see that it felt like it was made of high quality plastic. Went out to my car and plugged it in and the little screen showed 88.9, the same as I use for my Sirius radio. Plugged in my EVO with Pandora playing music and turned on the radio. Nothing...... Static. Tried several different channels on the transmitter and the radio. All the channels where just static. So I am very disappointed that this transmitter doesn't work. So don't waste your time and money on this item.....
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