Best Bluetooth Fm Transmitter Station

THE BEST TRANSMITTER FOR MY PHONAK!

The Furman Power Station is the Best!

I purchased for our church drive in services and it allows us to plug in a mic and plug in a low power FM transmitter so that no has to leave their car or roll down a window to hear the priest.

This cable is the exact match for my needs. It is being used for the connection between our microphone receiver and the FM transmitter at our church. The connections are secure and the cable material appears it will last for the long run. The only regret is that I did not purchase this audio cable a year ago!

I use this product to run the FM radio transmitters, it can control 8 transmitter without interfer my recording, it is very useful and price right

This interface resolved some issues with using a TOA amp pre-out to feed our FM transmitter. Five minutes to install it, problem gone.

Our 125 foot microphone line from the choir to our mixer was picking up the FM station one-quarter mile away. These attenuators did the trick fitting neatly at the end of the line!

The sound from this portable AM FM radio is very good loud or very soft. It picks up lots of stations nearby or out of state with clear reception with out drifting in and out. The station indicator is accurate and is very easy to lock in on the station you desire. I bought it because it runs on AC OR 4 AA batteries. The case is solid and very well made. It has a folding handle that can stand rough outdoor life. It could use a dial light. Beware it is a single speaker radio not stereo.

Clearly hears both local and distant stations with out whines, whistles or noise. Sounds like it has some sort of DSP tuner inside, but is very easy to tune in to a station. A red LED lights when it has locked onto a signal on both AM and FM. Very tiny adjustments to the tuning knob make no difference. I was able to hear a very weak and distant FM station with much more powerful ones on either side, usually only heard here on DSP radios. Can not be overloaded with large external antennas. NEVER hears more than one station at a time. Adjacent strong stations light the red LED, but suddenly change from one to the next as you tune slowly.

We use this spray at a LP-FM radio station (part of the non-profit I work at), and I bought some for the handheld mic someone is going to be using for some podcaster on the street interviews. Great for mics that will be used by lots of people (DJs, guests) or as I mentioned. You can't guarantee everyone will use or have masks, so this is a good sanitation option.