Soundfly SD lets you listen to sound files such as MP3 & WMA file stored in portable memory devices like USB flash memory & SD card, etc through your car radio speakers. It supports RDS (Radio Data System), so while listening to music, you can see the song and artist’s name displayed on your car stereo. Soundfly SD transmits to all FM frequencies (88.1MHz – 107.9MHz) and memorizes up to 7 FM frequencies. It comes with fully functional remote control. You can also transmit music from other Mp3 players such as iPod, Zune etc. Just plug USB or SD card in Sound-Fly & Enjoy music!
Technical Details :
* Transmits on all FM frequencies (88.1MHz-107.9MHz) – Memorizes up to 7 FM frequencies.
* Simple plug & play – Powers on & off automaitcally – Reads MP3 & WMA files.
* Standard USB port, SD slot & 2.5mm stereo input – 3.5mm cable included for use with iPod, Zune.
* Remote features: Folder shift – Fast Forward & Rewind – Repetition of defined Section- Bookmarking.
* ID3-tag information via RDS: Wiev song information on your compatible radio display. (USB only).
Customer Feedback :
1.) Sound – This is tricky. The sound is good using USB and SD cards as your source. However, the sound is great when you use the Analog input(2.5mm input) I would have expected the sound to be better with USB/SD cards.
2.) Power – This is powered by a 12v cigarette lighter plug. I wanted to use it in the house and power it from an AC outlet.
3.) Ease of Use – This unit has a very simple display that can be cryptic if you don’t read the instructions. It is easier to use via the remote control,than the buttons on the unit. Most notable is the equalizer display which also doubles as a Volume Unit ( VU) meter.
4.) RDS – This is the feature I was most curious about. The instructions say that RDS only works with the USB memory port, however that is not true. It also worked with the SD card port too, which was a nice surprise. The SD card hides away neatly.
5.) Transmission Range – This is the only area where I was disappointed.
December 14th, 2009 at 2:43 am
I am very impressed with the Kindle. While I have not had time to become totally familiar with all of its capabilities it is very easy to use, even for one in his 70′s. I received it just before leaving on an extended trip and it was a pleasure to use on crowded airplanes and to pull out as idle moments presented themselves.