Does it use the headphone jack? Does anyone know if this FM transmitter uses the headphone jack?
1789623
It does use the bottom input on the zune, not the headphone jack. And then you plug the other end into the cigarette lighter
490144
Hello, The FM Transmitter will broadcast digital audio from virtually any mp3 player or smartphone that has a standard headphone jack. The age of the vehicle does not matter, just plug it into the cigarette lighter port, synchronize the FM Transmitter and the vehicle's stereo to the same unused FM frequency in your area, and enjoy. Adjust the device's headphone jack volume to maximum then adjust listening volume with the vehicle stereo's knob. Please contact us at Grantwood Technology if you have any other questions, and thanks for your interest in our FM Transmitter! Regards, Grantwood Technology
2220691
I don't use the FM transmitter very often if at all actually. However, when I have used it, the static can sometime be a bit of a nuisance. If your car stereo has an AUX output, I would recommend using it for music. Hope this helps.
1736018
The transmitter is only used to connect devices that do not have Bluetooth capabity to the speaker (i.e. and old MP3 player of mine). You plug the provided audio cord into the headphone jack of the device and the other end into the transmitter. To make a connection between the transmitter and the speaker, you hold down the "Speaker" button on the transmitter while the speaker is searching for a Bluetooth connection. Because the transmitter does not take batteries it must be plugged in. The USB cord can be plugged into any iPhone charger or computer to power the transmitter. All of this is unnecessary if your device has Bluetooth capability (i.e. an iPhone or iPod touch) in which case you connect directly to the speaker and set the transmitter aside.
1067469
It does not have a headphone jack. It has only basic functionality: front USB port for iPod/mp3, and a single disc CD player. It was perfect for my purposes, but most users will probably find the limited functionality too constricting or impractical for their needs.
1713185
No, there is not a headphone jack. The jack others are thinking of is an Audio In jack.
1047374
For the transmitter, there is a socket so you can plug in a 3 volt AC adaptor. For the headphones, no - I use AAA rechargeable batteries for it.
1352074
I only use the FM transmitter and have found the remote not to be useful for me. Good luck finding the answer you are looking for.
1925143
I don't use the fm function. I plug it directly into the aux jack. Works better that way. You can use one of those cassette adaptors as well.
527501
Hello, Yes it does have a headphone jack.....never had a reason to use it myself :)
2112359
No, the unit has no headphone jack. As this porduct is designed, in part, to be an amplified speaker system for an MP3 player, the headphone jack seems redundant -- just plug the headphones into the MP3 player.
519551
fm transmitter? any fm transmitter should work with it, most stores like target,walmart, fye and im sure Amazon has em too. i just use a cassette adaptor for mine because they work better
1329059
Yes it saved the set FM frequency. Basic 3.5mm stereo plug - this is an input jack: I have another mp3 player with a headphone out jack, i use a short (6") 3.5 male to male cable from the mp3 "out" to this gadgets "in", then use my original mp3 player and use this just as a fm trnsmitter
664707
Yes. The transmitter connects to your phone (or other player) via bluetooth or auxilary in/out. It then transmits the audio through an rf signal (I think?) and picks up on your radio's fm stations. You could have an 8 track player and a dial fm tuner and this would still work. I also suggest you select stations that do not already have a strong signal transmitting to them, I usually try the 88's and 107's. Tried other transmitters and this is one of the best (I also liked podfreq for ipods).
2005076
I do not use the FM radio. I use the jack and plug it into the cars sound system. In my previous car I used the cassette player to interconnect with the radio. My brother also has one and did not recommend using the FM. The sound is not as good and like you, he had to keep fishing for stations.
2060556
No this devise is a Bluetooth receiver, not a transmitter. It receives audio from a smart phone, computer, or other audio source that can transmit Bluetooth. It will not connect to headphones.
1071124
Sorry, I meant to answer this sooner! Yes it does have a headphone jack. It's pretty sweet in general if you don't have a ton of money to spend on a hardcore set-up.