Nothing fancy but very cheap and shipping from EU warehouse.
Call Music Wireless Play FM Radio Support AUX USB SD Card Input
Main Features:
RS - 1010BT car Bluetooth stereo MP3 player
Bluetooth hands-free calls, Bluetooth wireless music playing
Caller ID display
Support MP3 / WMA format audio
Front AUX input and support USB, SD card (max. 32GB) music play
With remote controller
PLL stereo radio
Power-off memory function and multi EQ function
High power 45W x 4 output
FM1 / FM2 / FM3 total 3 band, can preset 18 radio station
Voltage: DC 12V
Bluetooth version: 2.0
Bluetooth distance: 10m
10 comments
simes
31 Jan 172#1
There are lots on Ebay shipped from the UK at a similar price ( there are some as low as £11.99 delivered ).
You won't get RDS radio - so no station name, and don't expect track names for MP3 files ( so no easy way to choose the tracks if using USB or SD cards).
I would choose one with an ISO connection to save you having to splice the connecting cables ( many of the recent Chinese models now have the ISO socket on the unit )
steevieboy4u to simes
31 Jan 17#2
Can you post a link to the iso version you mentioned? Cheers
PFC Hudson to simes
31 Jan 17#4
Station name broadcasting is supported by FM and has been forever
DAB simply carries more information, such as the song/artist currently being played by the station
japes
31 Jan 17#3
cold.....the phone is dialing a completely different number to that put in the stereo. That would get annoying!
djbenny1
31 Jan 173#5
srw985
31 Jan 172#6
Nothing to do with DAB.
RDS is a feature of FM which gives you station names. Without RDS you can't see the station name on FM.
RDS also supports longer text such as track names, just like DAB, but only a few FM radio's support it.
PFC Hudson
31 Jan 17#7
I'm well aware of that, my point was to the person I quoted that station ID display is not DAB reliant and will be displayed on this head unit
srw985
31 Jan 172#8
The person you quoted never mentioned DAB, they just said that this unit doesn't have RDS and therefore won't display station name.
A customer has asked if the device supports RDS and been told it does not by the seller. A review also states no RDS support. If that is correct, you won't get station ID or name displayed on this unit and only the FM frequency shown as below. You'll also not get traffic alerts. automatic frequency switching, etc, if anyone still uses them.
dazzl3r324
1 Feb 17#9
It won't be displayed if the unit does not support RDS. That's what gives the station name. Nothing to do with DAB. RDS predates DAB
morrig
5 Feb 17#10
My 18 year old £200 Ford extra FM radio cassete player shows the station.
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Call Music Wireless Play FM Radio Support AUX USB SD Card Input
Main Features:
RS - 1010BT car Bluetooth stereo MP3 player
Bluetooth hands-free calls, Bluetooth wireless music playing
Caller ID display
Support MP3 / WMA format audio
Front AUX input and support USB, SD card (max. 32GB) music play
With remote controller
PLL stereo radio
Power-off memory function and multi EQ function
High power 45W x 4 output
FM1 / FM2 / FM3 total 3 band, can preset 18 radio station
Voltage: DC 12V
Bluetooth version: 2.0
Bluetooth distance: 10m
10 comments
You won't get RDS radio - so no station name, and don't expect track names for MP3 files ( so no easy way to choose the tracks if using USB or SD cards).
I would choose one with an ISO connection to save you having to splice the connecting cables ( many of the recent Chinese models now have the ISO socket on the unit )
DAB simply carries more information, such as the song/artist currently being played by the station
RDS is a feature of FM which gives you station names. Without RDS you can't see the station name on FM.
RDS also supports longer text such as track names, just like DAB, but only a few FM radio's support it.
A customer has asked if the device supports RDS and been told it does not by the seller. A review also states no RDS support. If that is correct, you won't get station ID or name displayed on this unit and only the FM frequency shown as below. You'll also not get traffic alerts. automatic frequency switching, etc, if anyone still uses them.