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Electronics Audiobug ATB350 All Frequency Fm Transmitter

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Binding: Electronics
Brand: CSDC
EAN: 0894002000058
Label: CSDC
Manufacturer: CSDC
Model: ATB350A
Publisher: CSDC
Studio: CSDC

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Product Description:
Introducing a great plug & play way to send audio from portable devices to your car stereo with wireless ease, convenience and clarity! The AudioBUG™ ATB-350 is designed to work with any portable audio device. Listen to your favorite CD, DVD, mp3 player, iPod, PDA, laptop, or desktop computer through your FM stereo radio with the patented AudioBUG™ ATB-350 from Aerielle™ Group International. This exciting new product features patented wireless technology to send high-fidelity stereo audio signals from any audio device to any FM stereo radio with a range of up to 15 feet. Simply tune your FM radio and the AudioBUG™ to any frequency on the FM band, plug the AudioBUG™ into any audio output source, and enjoy! The ATB-350 will automatically turn itself on when detecting an audio signal and will automatically turn itself off if no audio is detected after 80 seconds. The AudioBUG 350 is conveniently built into a cigarette lighter power adaptor adapter, so you never need buy batteries. Other features include an enhanced signal-to-noise ratio resulting in better sound quality, an LCD screen to indicate which station you are transmitting on, and three channel pre-sets. Specifications: * Signal format: Standard FM stereo *Frequency range: 15-15,000 Hz *Signal-to-Noise ratio: >60 dB *THD: 0.3% max *Channel separation: 40 dB typical *Channel balance: +/- 2 dB *90-day warranty.

Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Broke after a month
The transmitter worked great. It was harder to find a good station in chicago, but back in school it worked great. However the darn thing broke on me about a month after I got it. It would turn on ok and work fine for about 5 minutes and then randomly turn spaz-out and turn off, requiring me to pull it out and put it back in, and repeat.

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- bad frequency!
it worked fine the first two times i used it after that it would shut down for 10 to 15 seconds and start working again a minute later the same thing over and over

Rating:

- Does what it's supposed to do
When you plug it in to the lighter depending on the car it is a little hard to read the front of it to program the station. Also depending on the car you might get static why I don't know but I put it in a Chevy Van and in the lighter up front it gave off really bad static but when I plugged it in the trunk it worked perfect.

Depending on the mp3 quality you will hear a difference if its low quality 96/128 it doesn't play as loud or sound as good but if its a high quality 160/240 ... Read More

Rating:

- Audiobug ATB350 FM Transmitter Works Pretty Good
The biggest complaint most people have for any FM transmitter is either "noise" (interference from other radio stations, etc.) and the limits on the channels you can choose.

If you live in a large metropolitan area like I do, you need to have the ability to use any channels that you can. The Audiobug is one of the few (if not the only) FM transmitter that allows ANY station to be programmed. Thus, if you travel a lot in a variety of differenct locales(again, like I do), the Audiobug makes ... Read More

Rating:

- works OK but audio quality poor
This item works and is easy to use however I was somewhat disappointed in the music quality. Sometimes it is OK but most of the time the audio quality is so bad I have turn it off.

In defense of the product I am picky about sound quality, however my Saab radio makes it extremely difficult to integrate an iPod into the stereo so I thought this might be a solution. If you don't care about the sound quality it will be fine, else find a way to integrate the player directly.

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