Sony DCC-FMT1 Car FM Transmitter for Portable Audio Devices
- Audio transmitter plays a portable audio device through your car's FM radio
- Ideal for CD Walkmans or MP3 players
- Digital tuning ensures cleaner signal with less static
- 3.9-foot cord plugs into most cigarette lighter sockets
- Flexible 9.8-foot FM antenna transmits to 12 FM frequencies
Product Description
Finally... you can hook up your Walkman to the car stereo. The DCC-FMT1 lets you listen to portable audio devices through your FM radio.It conveniently plugs into your cigarette lighter socket (12V or 24V DC car battery), and the flexible transmitting antenna creates a stable FM radio wave that can be dialed up on 12 different radio frequencies. Take your tunes on the road with the DCC-FMT1.
Amazon.com Product Description
Your car stereo may be stuck in 1982, but thanks to the DCC-FMT1 stereo transmitter, you can still listen to your favorite music on the road. The FM transmitter receives signals from a portable audio device, such as a CD Walkman or MP3 player, and plays them through your car's old-style FM radio. Merely plug one end of the transmitter to the Walkman and the other into a cigarette lighter socket (12- or 24-volt DC car battery), then use the flexible transmitting antenna to create a stable FM radio wave. Listeners can choose any of 12 frequencies on which to listen to songs. In addition, the transmitter uses digital tuning to locate the frequencies rather than analog, resulting in a clearer transmission. Now grab your favorite driving CD and get moving. What's in the Box
FM transmitter, antenna, power cord, user's manual.
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Sony DCC-FMT1 Car FM Transmitter for Portable Audio Devices
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- Publisher: Sony
- Label: Sony
- Studio: Sony
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 5 reviews
Avg. Customer Review:
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating: 
Summary: Low power 2006-01-23
Comment: I live in NYC and there are a lot of radio stations and general RF interference.
This FM transmitter seems to lack power and can't punch
through on a channel where an existing radio station is present.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating: 
Summary: VIDEO PRODUCER 2006-01-05
Comment: I've had and have many Sony cameras, recorders, monitors, camcorders and sometimes you get a defectful one but this device is simply the worst thing holding the Sony name. Absolutely useless. It does not work in any possible way. I want my money back..... I purchased an Iriver, half the price and works perfectly well. Fifty dollars thrown to the sink................
9 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating:
Summary: Sony DCC-FMT1 Car FM Transmitter 2005-08-04
Comment: Not impressed by the trasmit power - it's too weak so I often have to change frequency to catch a good signal. Also, the aerial lead is so long - it runs the length of the car and can really get in the way. I would expect better from a brand like Sony.
20 of 23 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating:
Summary: Crapola 2005-05-21
Comment: I bought this transmitter along with the new 20 gig Sony mp3 player. It took me almost 45 minutes to get it working. Also, every time my cell phone started picking up a call, it would fuzz out the sound on the stereo. I also noticed the sound fuzzing out whenever I drove past an intersection with photo-radar.
23 of 28 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating:
Summary: This is made by Sony?! 2005-05-04
Comment: Looking for an FM transmitter to connect a MP3 player that I was giving as a gift to my wife, I found this Sony. I've had great experiences with Sony products, so it seemed like this was a no brainer.
This is a piece of junk. With the antenna completely extended right next to the car antenna, I barely heard anything with the volume at maximum. For many of the frequencies I did not hear anything. This was sitting in my driveway, on the road it would have been drowned out by the noise. Don't bother with this product.
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Sony DCC-FMT1 Car FM Transmitter for Portable Audio Devices
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