Belkin Tunebase FM Transmitter w/clearscan
Review of the Belkin Tunebase FM Transmitter with Clearscan. This is a great product guys and gals and a great solution for those that want to avoid a hardwire through their existing radio. Enjoy!
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i live in southeastern pennsylvania. what channels would you recommend for clear signal?
. how much bass can it take. im not a heavy bass kind of guy but can it take a moderate amount?
wow man this vid realy helped me choose a good one. thanks.
can yuo use this for the iphone 4?
will this work in a 2008 toyota tacoma?
I have found an alternative for my car, a Peugeot, a lot better than a fm transmiter:
Interface DSS MP3 USB. I don´t know if you can find it in the US… It goes plugged on the cd changer port of the origin mount radio. Perfect sound, mp3 car reader, usb port, audio aux and remote control on s. wheel and display compatible…
In my country there´s a lot of broadcasting channels, so is very difficult to operate this thing to get a clean and steady sound.
mine broke in 3 days….
awesome!
so instead of the fuse blowing next time, your tunebase goes ffhuuuttttttt !!!!!!!!!!
NICE !!!
@tekren6 i found a 5amp/250v fuse and cut a spring from a pen and put it back together and it worked haha so it was only 99cents for the fuse but thanks for the help!
I don’t know for sure. The fuse says 2A/250V on it. Does that help. I lost my fuse too. Then I pick up a pack of fuses for about 4 dollars. It was a package of fuses most commonly used in automotive cellular phones, stereos, Cd players……
what size fuse does it use?
@tekren6 do you know what fuse it takes? because I just lost mine and I need a new one
On the box it doesn’t say its compatible with the new 5th gen Ipods. I assume it is though correct? I just bought a new 5th gen IPod Nano and I want to know if this will be good for it?
Sorry to hear that you have had two units go bad on you already.
If youre looking for Heavy thumping bass, this product wont be for you. Also obviously it doesnt sound as good as those that have a direct AUX connection device. However with that said, ive found that this is the best wireless transmitter device that I have ever used.
I wish I could tell you for sure that it would work perfectly where you live, especially overseas. Unfortunately I can only give you my experience with the product where I live. Here in the states specifically Southern NJ and Philadelphia area, it works very well. There are two specific parts of Pennsylvania that I need to switch to a section channel but other than that it works great for me. I have been very happy with this product.
I would like to know how it works on actual driving, in a city like mine (Madrid, Spain) with lots of FM stations and you change from areas with a crowded dial to a clean transmiting station area and backwords. You know what I mean? Do you need to redial frequently? Thanks a lot.
hey nice review! it doesnt have static and such you say, but how about the bass of the sound quality? is it any good? thanks!!
2:05 open that mother up so you can tell us what size fuse it uses.
I can’t get mine to work please someone tell me how to get it to work!
One My second one now.. Going to hand back in as this is the second one that has died in only 3week’s.. make’s a great charger but the FM transmitter has died..[in both case's]
Get teh money back and maybe just listen with the head phone’s instead..
J
Oh ya Look’s good sound Good but the FM transmitter need’s to made more robust..
I bought this belkin product and i am so anti belkin to begin with but it looked like it was simple was a good concept ( the clearscan ) but what do you know?? After about 15 minutes it stopped working. Hmmmmm!?!? Great quality huh? I can imagine when some of you get this thing and use it for a couple months, there goes 80 bucks!!! Belkin comes out with such shitty products that r unreliable, this is a warning