GOgroove FlexSMART 4i Car Mount System Hi-Fi FM Transmitter and Charger for Apple iPhone 4S , 4 , 3GS , 3G / iPod Touch 4th Generation and Other iPods

• DOCK, CHARGE, and PLAY your favorite Apple iPhone or iPod - Works with NEWEST and PREVIOUS Models: iPhone 4
• Latest Enhanced FM Chipset maximizes signal strength and clarity!
• The Flexible-Neck is made to conform to many different vehicle interiors and to give good support to your device while driving.
• iPod and iPhone charging feature lets you enjoy your music without draining your battery life
• QUALITY GUARANTEED - All GOgroove Audio Products are backed by Accessory Power's Industry-Leading 3 YEAR Warranty

Play, Charge, and Mount your iPhone or iPod ON-THE-GO!

Play Music Through Your Car Speakers!
Sound quality is SUPERIOR to most any FM Transmitter on the market. A well designed display and easy to use frequency finder, makes tuning into your Music simple!

Flexible Neck and Rotating Head Provides a Perfect Fit in Nearly ANY Car!
The Flexpod plugs into your DC Car Outlet (Cigarette Lighter Socket). With its Flexible Neck and Rotating Head, you can adjust in seconds to fit nearly any make or model.

Mounts Your iPod or iPhone Securely!
Adjustable Locking Arms with Cushioned Rubber Grips, and a Non-Slip Rest make this FM Transmitter the best at securely and conveniently holding your device. You can adjust the FlexSMART 4i to almost ANY angle! It's an ideal mount solution for use with GPS Navigation on the iPhone.

NEW! Auto-Seek Station Locator allows the FlexSMART 4i to quickly find a suitable station for you!
Just hold down the station tuning buttons and the FlexSMART 4i will automatically find the clearest station for you!

Four preset channels + LED display on front of unit for quicker and more convenient frequency adjustments!

BACKED BY AN INDUSTRY LEADING 3 YEAR WARRANTY!

DOCK, CHARGE and PLAY your favorite Apple iPhone or iPod Made for iPhone / iPod - Works with NEWEST and PREVIOUS Models: iPhone 4S , 4 , 3Gs , 3G , iPod touch (4th, 3rd, 2nd, 1st Generation), iPod nano (6th, 5th, 4th, 3rd, 2nd Generation), iPod classic (7th, 6th, 5th, 4th Generation)

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Question by Gregory S: I am looking for a micro-system that has iPod docking and Hi-Fi capabilities. Thanks 4 responses and links.?

I need a simple speaker/micro system to connect my ipod and LCD Phillips to. Any help is greatly appreciated. Bose? JBL? Not sure if the Hi-Fi is included in standard docking stations. Living in a small french apartment, I do not need alot of sound. Just quality.

Best answer:

Answer by MonaLisa Overdrive AM VT wannabe
I don’t even know what Hi-Fi means, but Bose is over rated and expensive, and JBL is garbage. The best available come from GenevaSound, but they are VERY expensive, and a bit ugly. I like the aesthetics of the SonicIntegrity vacuum-tube based component system, and the sound is miles ahead of anything you’d get out of a Bose or JBL type unit.

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Onkyo HT-S7300 7.1-Channel Home Theater Receiver and Speaker Package with iPod Dock

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• 1200 watts of total power (130W x 7 channels plus 290W subwoofer)
• Four 1080p capable HDMI inputs (V1.4a) supporting 3D video and Audio Return Channel
• 1080p scaling via Faroudja DCDi Cinema
• WRAT technology and discrete amp construction for cleaner sound

Sitting at the top of our range of home theater packages, the HT-S7300 combines today’s essential A/V technology with proven Onkyo amplification muscle. Four HDMI 1.4a inputs allow you to hook up all your high-def devices and enjoy spectacular widescreen 1080p resolution on a compatible display. Non-HD video sources, meanwhile, can be upscaled to 1080p via HDMI with Faroudja DCDi Cinema. HDMI 1.4a not only provides a handy Audio Return Channel from your TV’s tuner to the receiver, it also gives you compatibility with upcoming 3D video content. Among the other connectivity options on the HT-S7300 is a Universal Port for the included Dock for iPhone/iPod. The Onkyo name is synonymous with quality sound, so it’s no surprise the HT-S7300 packs stellar audio processing: lossless HD codecs from Dolby and DTS; Dolby Pro Logic IIz for overhead ambience; Audyssey room-correction; and specialized audio modes for gaming. Rounding it out is a speaker set highlighted by a mighty pair of floor-standing front speakers that excel every bit as much with music as they do with movies and games.

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Article by Simon Dawson

The iPod does an excellent job of putting your music collection in your pocket. But when you want to listen at home, a pair of earphones is not ideal. Neither, for that matter, are tinny little computer speakers. There are various special iPod-speaker options available, though the ideal solution is to hook up your iPod, your computer, or both, to a decent hi-fi – something that can be done in a number of ways. Besides the obvious advantages in sound quality, marrying your computer and hi-fi also allows you to get music from vinyl, cassette and radio into your iTunes Library and onto your iPod.

Playing through a hi-fi

To get the sound from your Pod or computer into your hi-fi, the latter should ideally have an available line-in channel – look on the back for an unused pair of red and white RCA sockets. They may be labelled “Aux” or Line-in”, though any input other than Phono (which will have a built-in preamp) should be fine.

If your hi-fi doesn’t have a line-in, but it does have a radio, you could consider an FM transmitter (have a search for these there are loads available). If it does have a line-in, you have a number of options…

Connection with cables

Computer to hi-fi

Nearly all computers have a line-out and/or headphone capabilities – usually in the form of a single 3.5mm “minijack” socket. So if your computer and stereo share a desk or are only a few feet apart, you can easily pick up an RCA-to-minijack cable and run it straight from the computer to the hi-fi’s line in. (Some computers have RCA line-outs as well as a minijack, in which case you can use a standard RCA-to-RCA cable.)

When buying a cable, check all the plugs are “male” not “female” (they probably will be) and, if you can, spend a little extra to get gold-plated jacks – they deliver a far cleaner sound.

If your computer and hi-fi are further apart or in different rooms, you could buy a long cable and get the drill out, but you might prefer to investigate Airport Express (do a search for this).

iPod to hi-fi

One problem with running your computer through your hi-fi is that you need to have your computer on to hear anything, which can be a pain if your machine takes ages to boot up or has a noisy cooling fan. You might find it more convenient to attach your iPod instead. A Pod doesn’t give you quite the ease of use and flexibility of iTunes, but it’s small, silent and doesn’t require you to run a cable across your room.

Simply run an RCA-to-minijack cable between your hi-fi’s line-in and your Pod’s headphone socket or, much better, the “Line Out” on the back of the Dock. The Dock solution can be made all the more convenient when combined with a wireless remote control.

Connecting wirelessly

AirTunes

If your hi-fi has a line-in socket, but you don’t want to be limited by cables – perhaps you have a laptop or your computer is in a different room from your stereo – investigate Apple’s Airport Express wireless base station with its so-called AirTunes feature.

Attach one of these to a power point near to your hi-fi and connect it to the stereo with a standard RCA-to-minijack cable. Then, any computer with Wi-Fi capability – known as AirPort on a Mac – can beam music straight from iTunes to the hi-fi, even from the other side of the house. If your computer doesn’t have Wi-Fi you can add it inexpensively with the appropriate internal, external or PCMCIA device. Once everything’s in place, you can simply open iTunes Preferences and check “Look for remote speakers connected with AirTunes” in the Audio tab. Your hi-fi will automatically appear in a dropdown menu on the bottom of the iTunes window.

AirPort Express can also beam an Internet connection around your house, and allow you to connect to printers wirelessly.

FM transmitters

An FM transmitter plugs into the headphone socket on you iPod (many will also plug into a computer) and beams the sound around the room as an FM radio signal. Then your stereo can tune in just as it would any other radio station. Though you won’t get CD fidelity and your stereo or iPod will need to be relatively close to your radio, this is a very convenient solution, allowing you to walk around the house zapping music from your iPod to any nearby radio. It’s also the only easy way to connect to a hi-fi that lacks a line-in socket. This can also be used in the car!

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Sony MHC-EC69i Mini Hi-Fi Shelf System with Integrated iPod Dock 100W

• iPod ready system that will charge, play and control
• Integrated iPod dock and dedicated iPod button
• Single disc CD player with CD-R/RW and PM3 playback
• AM/FM tuner with 30 station presets
• Remote control with full iPod menu control

Turn up the volume on this MHC-EC69i mini hi-fi music system and keep the party going. With 100 total watts (50W x 2), it’s a complete, easy-to-use music system with power to spare. Crank up the two front bass reflex speakers and enjoy your favorite CDs or MP3s from your iPod music player. There is also an AM/FM tuner with 30 station presets and six preset equalizer settings designed specifically for different types of music. Control it all with the included remote with a full iPod menu.

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