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(More customer reviews)I bought the Pico for my wife, and was pretty excited to put it to use on a recent long car ride, but I was very disappointed in the sound quality. After following the directions closely (being careful to tune to a channel that was indeed empty static) the music came through, but the frequency response seemed truncated on both the high and low ends. We also noticed that unless we placed the transmitter in a couple of select (and somewhat inconvenient) locations, the signal was somewhat crackly. Overall I'm disappointed, although if you have low expectations for sound quality, this product might be for you.
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The innovative Pico FM Transmitter is ready to rock, just out of the box. One of the smallest FM transmitters on the market, the ultra-sleek design minimizes battery drain--no more batteries or AC adapters required. Enhanced noise reduction and stereo reduction provide superior wireless audio and FM reception. Just tune your car or home stereo to a clear radio station, pick the same station for your iPod, and press play. Broadcast iTunes wirelessly--at home or in the car. Superior performance in a compact, fully portable transmitter that's smaller than an iPod nano. Advanced power technology minimizes battery drain on your iPod. Easy-to-use station presets--two programmable presets available. Designed for first- and second-generation iPod nanos as well as first-, second-, and fourth-generation iPods.
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