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Monster Cable iCarPlay Wireless FM iPod Transmitter/Charger |
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Wednesday, 02 March 2005 |
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Monster Cable iCarPlay Wireless FM iPod
Transmitter/Charger |
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Features:
- Wireless FM transmitter/charger for playing iPod through car
stereo system
- Broadcasts iPod tunes through stereo via choice of almost
any FM radio frequency
- Charges iPod during use while optimizing audio performance
- 3 favorite station presets; 24k gold contacts for max power
transfer
- Compatible with all iPods with dock connectors, including
iPod mini
From the Manufacturer
Why shuffle through stacks of CDs and tapes to find the song
you want in the car when you can listen to the iPod? The Monster Cable iCarPlay
Wireless Plus FM transmitter gives your car stereo great-sounding, wireless
access to your entire iPod library, all while charging the portable jukebox to
keep the music playing. Simply plug one end of the iCarPlay Wireless Plus into
the 12-volt cigarette lighter and the other end into the dock connector on the
bottom of your iPod. Once you select matching FM stations on your car stereo and
the iCarPlay device, you're ready to roll. Your favorite music will transmit
wirelessly to your car stereo using FM frequencies, and because it offers full
FM tuning flexibility (excluding 87.7 and 87.9 MHz), you're guaranteed
top-quality, interference-free sound. Meanwhile, Monster's Smart Digital
Charging technology will rapidly charge your iPod when the power is low, and
when its fully charged, the transmitter switches to a trickle charge to optimize
the iPod's performance. You'll never have to worry about running out of power
when using the iCarPlay. Additional features include three programmable
"favorite station" preset buttons, an easy-to-ready LED display, and 24k gold
contacts for maximum corrosion resistance and power transfer. The iCarPlay is
compatible with all iPods that utilize a dock connector, including the iPod
mini.
Technical Specifications
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 22 May 2005 )
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