iPod FM modulators

[TuffGuy]

Do you guys know if there are any good/cheap ones available?

The iTrip just isn't cutting it. Way too many stations and way too much interference, it's driving me nuts.

TIA :beer:

 

[villageidiot111]

This may be a stupid question, but whats a stock HU?

 

[Heisenberg]

Originally posted by: villageidiot111
This may be a stupid question, but whats a stock HU?

Stock head-unit, as in the stereo that came with the car.

 

[villageidiot111]

This is what I use, because I found the itrip to be too weak for car use. However, if your car has a tape deck, go with a tape adaptor.

 

[TuffGuy]

This is what I have right now, but it's a PIA trying to find a clear frequency and avoid interference from neighboring stations.

I think that my only choices right now are to install an FM modulator (cheap) or but a new stereo with an iPod connector or AUX input (expensive).

 

[AgentUnknown]

How is that 3in1 kit? Does it work well? Chinese knockoff? How's the quality though

 

[Miklebud]

I have a love-hate relationship with my Monster car adapter. I love it when I get reception, and hate it when it's fuzzy. So it's 50/50 at the moment. The toughest part is finding a clear station, and when you get out of an area that one works, you have to find a new station. 🙁

 

[LordMorpheus]

I put one of these in my car. Perfect signal, no interference, ever.

http://www.circuitcity.com/ccd/productD...ODUCTS&cm_ite=1%20PRODUCT&cm_keycode=4

 

[Paulson]

Just get a headunit that has a 1/8th inch plug in on it... or hook up an rca to 1/8th inch plug into it

 

[JulesMaximus]

They all suck ass. Especially if you live in an area with loads of radio stations.

The tape deck adapters suck ass too. They lose a ton of clarity...even for an iPod.

The only decent solution is some sort of HU with an iPod controller or a HU with an aux in jack.