i change my h/u regularly dunno why but i like to try new ones, i want a fm modulated changer so i can use it on every radio i get and tranfer it from car to car

any real disadvantages to them? sq wise maybe?

any brands make reallly goood fm changers?

thankyou

 

the volume becomes softer so i would have to turn it up a little bit.

why do you want a changer? you can get a mp3 player and you will be set with songs.

 

omg i have a reply already!?

i don't like mp3s and can't really afford a mp3 player, i prefer cds and like 12 disk changers

so the VOLUME would be a it lower? shouldnt be a problem if i have a 4v h/u right?

 

main caveat w/ FM modulated cd changers: poor sound quality
Lol, you can't afford an mp3 player because you keep switching from deck-to-deck! :D
Anyway, you compromise your beloved music in converting to mp3... another sound quality issue but, let's not get into that.

 

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Anyway, you compromise your beloved music in converting to mp3... another sound quality issue but, let's not get into that.</TD></TR></TABLE>

no! let us get into that!

mp3 bass sucks, ill never leave my original cds for any stupid mp3s

so fm modulated changers give bad sq, how bad? how noticeable??

 

I install modulators on everything from XM radios to mobile video. The average listener can't hear a difference in sound quality. However, I use high-quality modulators. A cheap $15 mod off eBay is going to sound like crap. Also, where you get power for the mod makes a difference. I always get power and ground for the mod at the radio harness. Almost eliminates any chance of a ground loop. I say go for it. The low volume issue can generally be corrected by the system's line out control... Good luck!

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by B18C_EJ8 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I install modulators on everything from XM radios to mobile video. The average listener can't hear a difference in sound quality. However, I use high-quality modulators. A cheap $15 mod off eBay is going to sound like crap. Also, where you get power for the mod makes a difference. I always get power and ground for the mod at the radio harness. Almost eliminates any chance of a ground loop. I say go for it. The low volume issue can generally be corrected by the system's line out control... Good luck! </TD></TR></TABLE>

great! so ground it to the same spot as the radio? i power the radio straight from the battery, even ground it to te battery sometimes

what brand modulators are good?? pioneer
?

 

SQ is about the same as FM radio.