For those with older automobiles: what's old is now new again!
There have been FM transmitters that had "hard line" connectors to add portable CD and cassette players to cars with only a radio before, but this is the first time I've seen these for a wireless connection to a smartphone.
Didn't even know these existed, but it makes perfect sense since Bluetooth headphones are relatively inexpensive.
The best part is they are all under $30, so it's a very inexpensive audio upgrade.
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jdkhokie
2y
The blue b is for extra bass and the orange charger is definite 3.0 upgrade. Only issue is certain towns where the churches like to broadcast their music over my Pandora and I got to find another station.
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2y
that I plug into the car. My phone broadcasts to the transmitter, which plays in the car system. Those things look to be a simpler solution compared to my "I don't know what the hell I am doing, but it works" method.
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