Best Bluetooth Transmitter For Car Stereo

Exactly what I needed to connect headphones and auxiliary in (like car stereo) to my iPhone when I don’t want to use Bluetooth. Works as it should.

A really punchy speaker for the size. Best quality Bluetooth speaker I’ve had. I take this in the car with me now as it’s better quality than the car speakers. Really fantastic piece of kit.

THE BEST TRANSMITTER FOR MY PHONAK!

Easily paired with phone and gives me bluetooth in my car

Long enough to connect to your non Bluetooth devices! Well made 1/8 stereo connector!

Best case ever, fall off from the car twice; nothing happened to what's inside !!

I wanted something that was affordable without taking a hard cut in quality. I'm very happy with these. They do what a lav system is supposed to do. I used them in the field for three different projects, then found a happy surprise in editing. While sound mixing the interviews, I actually had to take a moment and try to figure out which mic was the lav, and which was the boom... Of course after listening closely, it's possible to figure out, but talk about a sound mixer's dream, when the overall tone and feel of the lav turns out so similar to the boom... (which in these cases was a Rode NTG-3.) Most of my takes were clean. I noticed some transmitter pops while shooting multiple subjects walking down the hallway interior of an old motel. Maybe something in the walls, who knows. Whatever - overall, very pleased. Especially for that price tag! Things to NOTE: You may also need to purchase a stereo 1/8" to DUAL XLR cable. The transmitter only outputs in stereo 1/8", using L and R as ch1 and ch2, however the kit only includes a 1/8" to single XLR cable (which if used, would consolidate both lavs to one channel). BAD! (Make sense?)

Best purchase for a traveler. Purchasing another one to keep in my car as well

Nice and clear and good distance from the transmitter. Although not true stereo like it's brother the IEM Digital model.Which uses 2 antennas to broadcast this one uses one. It does very well. Also the better model receivers is made of metal these are plastic casings. However the price is right for band use IEM and seminars. I use it for a remote speaker sometimes and the sound is fantastic. It's not 24bit but it's probably 16bit which isn't bad either Highly recommend. The company is located in La Verne California and they are good with replacement parts and service. Something the cheapo Amazon IEMs lack.

This system is by far the best system for venues looking for an economical choice to offer hospitality to those with hearing loss. One of my parishioners, who has not really heard what has been going on in worship for years, said to me after his first time using this, You can't imagine the difference. I want to let potential buyers know that, for best results, you may need a separate amplifier to boost the level of audio going into the transmitter. It all depends on your setup. If you hook this up, and the sound is still not loud enough at full volume, insert an amplifier of some sort (am/fm stereo ) into the audio chain between your sound system and the transmitter input. I am using an old Realistic stereo. I am also using an audio compressor, between the amp and the transmitter, but that isn't necessary. I am using it primarily for its gate function, that eliminates some noise when no one is speaking. The compressor keeps the audio volume level.