The install is easy, generally requiring only interior pry tools (< $10), screwdriver, and some adhesive/zipties to secure the module inside your dashboard.
The install is easy, generally requiring only interior pry tools (< $10), screwdriver, and some adhesive/zipties to secure the module inside your dashboard.
(I think they were talking about vehicles without a 3.5mm or similar audio input though. There's probably still analog audio in there somewhere which could be spliced into, but the kit might make it easier.)
The BLOW FM transmitter I use - besides having Bluetooth - also have a builtin microphone - so I may connect phone to it and even use it for loud phone talks ... but I really prefer current MP3's on USB and just play 'setup'.
... and I do not see any difference between CD quality or this FM transmitter quality ... but I am not an audiophile either - so maybe there will be some people that hear the difference. Having 40 years at my neck I will hear less and less frequencies so I believe that will not be a problem :)
Regards,
vermaden