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I think clarity will not only be a function of the transmitter, but of interference in the frequencies the transmitter supports. In Tampa the 4 stations of the iTrip have a lot of interference, and no matter which one you use, it sounds like crap.
The belkin transmitter i have allows u to change the stations to what ever frequincy u want with in a certin range i believe u might wanna look into that...
I agree; just say "no" to FM modulators. Use soundgate's AUXNIS if you have a non-bose with no SAT radio, or use PAC's AAI-NIS if you have a '04+ Bose. That way you get a line input and great quality.
Transmitters do sound decent on an aftermarket stereo .... aldo, doesn't the itrip have more than just 4 frequencies to choose from? I though it had the whole spectrum.