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Harman Kardon DPFMT 1 US Drive and Play Wired FM Transmitter Adapter | 
| Brand: Harman Kardon
Category: Car Audio or Theater
List Price: $29.99
Buy New: $4.19
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Seller: I-Net Sales Partners
Rating:  19 reviews
Sales Rank: 25499
Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 3 x 10 x 7
MPN: DPFMT 1 US
Model: DPFMT 1 US
UPC: 028292503429
EAN: 0028292503429
ASIN: B000EOO80U
Release Date: January 1, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Provides better sound than an FM blaster. | | • | Easy to install. |
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Product Description
If your vehicle does not provide a method to connect the audio output ofthe Harman Kardon DP1US Drive + Play to your audio system, then you can use this wired FM adapter for a direct connection to your radio's antenna input. This FM Transmitter Adapter delivers a superior audio connection between the Harman Kardon Drive + Play and your car's stereo system. Unlike other FM adapters, Harman Kardon's DPFMT 1US is uniquely designed to allow a selection of stations on the Drive + Play rather than requiring adjustments behind the car's radio. Installs in line with your vehicles antenna. This product retails for $30 at places like Best Buy! This is a premium quality product for an unbeatable price, please let us know if you have any questions!
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 A must if you have the drive/play March 30, 2010
Vince Gorman (Pittsburgh PA. USA)
if you have the drive&play you must get this little adapter it cuts out all interference, it just makes the unit 1000% time better than just using the fm modulator.
 Better than wireless October 19, 2009
Shannon Gray
It made a huge difference over the wireless configuration I had at first, much better if your going to be traveling
 Not for use in metro areas. September 21, 2009
M Scelza (USA)
Or in any area that has a Radio Station dominating the airwaves.
I had this trouble before with the wireless FM transmitters. I forgot how domineering the radio stations were in my area. So i had a theory if i directly connected a FM transmitter into my factory radio I would bypass any signal interference. so i bought one that would directly connect into the FM in my factory stereo.
Even at the lowest AM setting, I could not hear anything at all.
I assumed the radio board inside was still picking up the frequencies, even though the antenna was disconnected.
Results were the same, so i concluded that the only way I was gonna be able to do this was to mod the radio
card inside the factory stereo.
I deemed that too much work just to listen to some tunes. It would just be easier to get an aftermarket tape deck and a cassette adapter for my MP3 player. I did this in my old car and my uncles car and was very satisfied with the results.
Beware September 19, 2009
TAH
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
The Harmon Karman Drive and Play does not work well, even with the wired adapter. Constant static, low volume, etc... and I had mine installed at Circuit City after I purchased it through Amazon. I purchased two, and my husband's had the same problems. We don't use them anymore. A waste of money!
Just what I needed August 18, 2009
Nahum Neme Figaredo (Hayward, CA USA)
This is an exelent product, was exactly what I needed for my Drive and Play system
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