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mramay · 10-05-05, 09:12 AM

I found a "Virtual Reality Sound Labs" VR3 FM transmitter at the local Sam's Club for about $20. It works pretty good but when I used 40iplay to play mp3/ogg's and set up one of the equalizers for a lower output level, it sounded MUCH better. It has a USB port in the side that is supposed to power the x50v but it's not enough to keep it charged while playing, although it might be the cable I'm using.

An FM transmitter is the easiest way to get a method of playing tunes in the car that I've found.

10-05-05, 09:12 AM	#6 (permalink)
mramay Aximsite Minor League Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Las Vegas Posts: 131 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I found a "Virtual Reality Sound Labs" VR3 FM transmitter at the local Sam's Club for about $20. It works pretty good but when I used 40iplay to play mp3/ogg's and set up one of the equalizers for a lower output level, it sounded MUCH better. It has a USB port in the side that is supposed to power the x50v but it's not enough to keep it charged while playing, although it might be the cable I'm using. An FM transmitter is the easiest way to get a method of playing tunes in the car that I've found.