Pure Highway 600
Question about Pure Highway 600
Hello, Since I am just looking for a good FM transmitter, I wanted to ask if the FM transmitter on this unit is very good. I have already bought this device Technaxx FMT1000BT . But I am not completely satisfied with it. The only thing I need is to be able to play music/sound directly from my mobile phone, and since my car doesn't support any modern car radio, I'm looking for the best FM transmitter available. Thanks a lot for your help!
I hope you haven't bought the PURE yet... I have, and I can only advise against it. The audio quality is so bad, it could make you sick.
The Pure Highway 600 DAB+ is a DAB+ receiver.
Audio can be transmitted via cable 3.5mm jack or FM.
If you want to transmit audio from your mobile phone, you have to pair the Hady with the
Highway 600 via Bluetooth and loop it through.
Basically, however, it can be said that transmitting audio via FM is not as good as transmitting via cable or Bluetooth.
cable or Bluetooth transmission in terms of sound quality.
I have already tried out several devices from different manufacturers.
Qualitatively, I could not find any differences.
Regardless of the device, FM transmission is not a hit in terms of sound.
If possible, use cable or Bluetooth.
FM audio quality: 30 Hz - 15 kHz (technically feasible up to 18.5 kHz)
CD audio quality up to 44.1 kHz (this can be transmitted via cable or Bluetooth)
Audio can be transmitted via cable 3.5mm jack or FM.
If you want to transmit audio from your mobile phone, you have to pair the Hady with the
Highway 600 via Bluetooth and loop it through.
Basically, however, it can be said that transmitting audio via FM is not as good as transmitting via cable or Bluetooth.
cable or Bluetooth transmission in terms of sound quality.
I have already tried out several devices from different manufacturers.
Qualitatively, I could not find any differences.
Regardless of the device, FM transmission is not a hit in terms of sound.
If possible, use cable or Bluetooth.
FM audio quality: 30 Hz - 15 kHz (technically feasible up to 18.5 kHz)
CD audio quality up to 44.1 kHz (this can be transmitted via cable or Bluetooth)
If you have an aux-in connection in the car, you can use the MyJack adapter. I use it to pair my smartphone and listen to music in the car:
KitSound MyJack2 Aux-In Bluetooth Converter (Receiver)
KitSound MyJack2 Aux-In Bluetooth Converter (Receiver)