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Music, Cars and Flash Drives

Posted on 24 July 2006 by Christine Lank

There are a variety of FM stereo transmitters on the market that plug into your car’s cigarette lighter and play your MP3s off of your USB flash drive. This is a great way to turn your flash drive into a music player at an affordable price (several models are priced around 30$ US), provided you own a car!

Plug your flash drive into one of these transmitters then select an FM channel on your car and player and the music is broadcast through your car’s speakers. I haven’t tried these transmitters out but if any readers have, I would love to hear feedback regarding the sound quality of these devices.

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3 Comments For This Post

  1. WB Says:

    I thought those are for transimitting played music by FM signals, so they only work on MP3 players, not plain USB drives.

  2. mclank Says:

    No, not these particular models. If you check out the link you will see a detailed description; Here is a quote from the site selling these units:

    “Take any average USB Flashdrive (aka thumbdrive) and turn it into an in-car mp3 player. Simply insert the USB flash-drive into the FM transmitter…”

    You can plug your iPod (or other MP3 player) in as well though – it’s not only for USB flash drives, and the unit can act as a charger for those devices.

  3. elophycle Says:

    cool blog

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