Infinity Car Audio

Used to connect devices to the car audio input.

Made in America. I bought this for use on my classic car audio system. Being able to switch from an iPod device to my Sirius receiver, without having to fumble with plugging & unplugging cords. The unit comes with 2 strips of 3M dual lock tape for a quick, clean, easy to hide and access, installation. Well worth the price charged.

Within 5 minutes I had the camera out of the box and into the fish tank. Then it was on the dog. The horse. The car. Me. The SJ4000 didn't disappoint me in all the ways I wanted to use it straight out of the box. The onboard firmware is very clean and tidy, the power button changes between modes while navigating menus is accomplished with the volume and shutter buttons. Plugging it into a USB port on the pc presents you with 2 options, either to use it as USB storage or as a live PC camera (webcam). Both of these functioned flawlessly. All and all the interface and use of the camera is simple enough to appeal to non-tech savvy people, but also presents some more detailed options/configurations for those that like to tinker. The included accessories provide an easy means to adapt the mounting of the camera to various objects, but you'll need a separate accessory pack to take it to the next level. The camera in its water tight case feels extremely sturdy, but also very light weight. In addition to being dunked in a water tank, my camera has suffered multiple drops as well and come out perfectly fine. The image quality really shines in bright light, but you can get passable performance in low light conditions. I filmed my wife working her horse just as the sun was setting low on the horizon and found it to be acceptable. Anything less than the light of a bright sunny day causes color correction issues that the auto-balance doesn't seem to account for. For example, I walked the dog late in the evening and my purple shorts came out in the video as a soft blue. Unrelated to image issues the only other quality concern was audio, with the water tight case the audio is mostly muted and without the case it has a very minor 'tinny' sound that distorts the audio. Despite some of the shortcomings, which I think of as being very minor, I really like this product. Next week I strap it to a friend's 1000 dollar RC car.

I had my first Porta Brace back in 2003. I have rated it 5-stars in the past. I can't help but praise only the durability and versatile use of their bags and cases. In my recent rentals of HD cameras, they are all using Porta Brace cases. I am not surprise anymore. The rental package includes all the accessories to the camera, charger, extra batteries, on-camera lights, wireless audio, zoom microphone, audio cables, extra tapes, manual, tripod accessories, they all fit perfectly in the case. It's like I throw everything in the case and I still safely find a spot in the case. Granted that the shoulder strap is wide, soft, comfortable and durable, it get's heavy at times but it feels solid to lug around. This CAR-3 Cargo Case did just that. It has now become my everyday case to carry around my camera and accessories. It has become a single item in my checklist since when I open the bag, I already memorized what item should be in the certain pocket or position inside. When I pack-up my staff in the field, it is the same case, I check the pockets to make sure that I am not leaving from the location without any accessories left behind. I give Porta Brace CAR-3 Cargo Case 5-Star rating for overall versatility, durability, and practical everyday use.

It fits it the car and hauls everything! cables, cameras, audio, tripods, computer. What took 3 or 4 trips with a hand truck now takes one. My back is pleased.

I'm using this to send audio from my phone to my car stereo. It just works. No noise. The cable is not thin. Right angle works good for sitting up a phone.

I love the recording in the transmitter function! Send your talent down the block, in a car, wherever and you still capture the audio you need even if the receiver loses connection. Also rly dig the charging case and the ability to plug in a wired lav.

I use one of these in my car for USB audio and another in a small laptop for extending the storage. It just adds a small bump to the edge of the laptop so no worries of breaking off a full size USB drive.

I've had cheaper receivers in my car and was disappointed in the quality of the sound. �Probably less to do with the DAC and more to do with the analog preamp that feeds the output. �The B1 is far superior to those $50 devices. �Immediately noticeable are the frequency extension above and below. �Low ear fatigue on highs. �No muddiness. And, best of all, plenty of preamp headroom even when smart phone is at full volume. �The B1 DOES NOT have an internal battery. �This is actually good, as it turns on as soon as power is applied and automatically connects with whatever is in range (and previously paired). �That means it connects to my iPhone three seconds after I start the car. �The B1 sounds better than directly connecting to cable. �How is that possible (since there is still more audio file compression going on in the link)? �The DAC may be better than the phone's, but it probably has more to do with eliminating the ground loop that occurs when the phone is connected to both a power cable and the earphone cable, which, in my car, causes not only hum, but all kinds of itinerate noises. �The B1 doesn't contribute to ground connection problems like this and is thusly many dB quieter. �Definitely a "recommend" if one wants the highest possible audio quality from a bluetooth device.

I used this amp to distribute DVD player audio to 4 headphones for my 4 kids in the car. It's been wonderful having them quiet and calm in the car while we drive 1-2 hours to visit their grandparents. They love having their own volume controls and we love having our own music without competing with their movie!