What is the most cost-efficient way to play my iPod in my car?
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I've always used either the Belkin or Griffin FM Transmitters. I realize these days there are a zillion cheapy ones, so I'm not sure the kind you tried. The trick to these is to find the best station to play on - and that's going to change with your location. Checkout Griffin's Station Finder service for a list of the best choices, depending on where you're at. You don't need to be using the Griffin transmitter to use that information, btw.
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M$two low price car stereos - You could probably get more help on this topic inside an electronics store:
http://www.target.com/Pyle-CAR-STEREO-MP3-INPUT/dp/B0013CE47E/sr=1-1/qid=1235039221/ref=sr_1_1/175-7023964-1847450?ie=UTF8&index=target&rh=k%3Acar%20stereo&page=1
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=8739868&st=car+stereo&lp=4&type=product&cp=1&id=1201913868575
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M$Talk to your local audio installer to see if they do this. My friend's boyfriend (an installer) did this for her and it seems to be working out well.
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I knew I shouldn't have said "cost-efficient." I meant something that's actually pretty good, but not overpriced like something at the Apple Store. Maybe I just have a particularly crappy transmitter.. I'll check out that site, for sure. Thanks.
No doubt, the Griffin is expensive. But the one that also doubles as a charger? Worth it if you spend any time at all in the car. As a matter of fact, when I went from an iTouch to an iPhone? An iPhone cannot use most FM transmitters because of the cellular signal and shielding. So I *still* use my Itouch, just for the FM transmitter capability. That one stays in the car, and the iphone is my portable.