wireless audio transmitter

[ribitch]

i am looking for something like this to use with my iPod.

http://www.the-gadgeteer.com/irock-review.html

i used to have one with an anolog station selector and it sucked. This looks like it can be muuch more useful due to its fixed frequencies. I plan on using it with my iPod in my car, so i needs something taht is fairly stable.

I have a ford 6 disc in dash changer, so i dont want to get rid of my changer, and to my knowlegde it doesnt have any rear audio inputs. I dont have a cassette player either. when not in my car, i will use it in my apartment to get audio on my stereo from my computer.

Anyone know if this is a decent product? Anyone have one or ever use one? Anyone know if they make a better one?

Anyone have any suggestions besides using this to gte my ipod to play in my car?

thanks

[InfiniteNothing]

Did you read the reviews here (http://www.the-gadgeteer.com/ubb/Forum493/HTML/000001.html)? There was someone with an Ipod in LA that couldn't use it. My advice is to check to see if your lower FM bands are in use.

[spigidygak]

My personal experience with these types of devices are bunk. Since the FCC limits to how big of a signal the device can output, the thing is pretty much useless to use for even decent sound. You're better off with a tape deck adapter.