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| | Features | Compatibility: Sansa View; Sansa Connect; Sansa c200 Series; Sansa e200 Series; Sansa c100 Series; Sansa FuzeProvides award-winning wireless audio performanceAccess to all FM frequencies with memory presetsLCD helps you navigate stations in low lightBacked by a lifetime warranty
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| | Description | Featuring patented wireless technology, the SAN-360 Car FM Transmitter & Charger is engineered to provide easy listening to your favorite tunes from your Sansa MP3 player while on-the-road. The SAN-360 plugs into your car's 12V jack and tunes to any FM frequency and simultaneously charges your Sansa. Its compact, simple design minimizes space and extra wires, making the SAN-360 easy to carry, set up, and store. Designed with memory presets with LCD display, the SAN-360 provides a convenient way to remember your preferred settings. The SAN-360 works with any member of the Sansa e200/c200/c100 series MP3 players. | |
| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 1.0 inches | | Product Width: | 4.0 inches | | Product Height: | 2.0 inches | | Product Weight: | 0.3 pounds | | Package Length: | 8.3 inches | | Package Width: | 6.0 inches | | Package Height: | 1.7 inches | | Package Weight: | 0.3 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 99 reviews |
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| | Customer Reviews | Average Customer Review: ( 99 customer reviews )
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38 of 39 found the following review helpful:
Not bad, not bad at all. Feb 28, 2007
By Wayne Kuban
"Wayne K."
* First off, let me say I am not an "audiophile", nor am I an MP3 junkie, so keep that in mind. This unit is used in my 1997 Ford Ranger STX with it's original so-so stereo:
* The first one that I ordered didn't work and returned it via Amazon's great return method. It is the best hands down for Amazon stocked (not third party) orders.
* The second unit was received quickly & works very good with a couple of comments. Thankfully it has a very wide frequency range because the lower frequencies have a great deal of interference in the Phoenix area. The single quiet "spot" near the higher end of the spectrum is MUCH better with almost no static. Almost. At higher volumes (think booming Rock 'n Roll) it's there alright, but not too bad. The other thing that I hadn't considered much prior to ordering is that the wire leading to the Sansa is a bit funky as it seems to be pretty much all over the place. In retrospect I wish this unit had a plug-in cradle built into it instead of the long wire. But the wire is probably better for the co-pilot to manage if you have one (I don't). The Sansa volume needs to be set to high & around 70-75% before pluging it into the transmitter. Once plugged in you can't change the Sansa volume and it will sound weak through the car/truck stereo if you have it too low before plugging in.
* Overall a good performer so far.
29 of 29 found the following review helpful:
 Great transmitter for the Sansa! Jan 16, 2007
By T. Downs
"audiphile"
I tried many transmitters when I first bought my Sansa e270 back in July of 2006, but unfortunately nothing had been made specifically for the Sansa at that point, so I was stuck using generics such as the Monster adaptors. I was not at all pleased with the results when using those transmitters as the signal was not strong enough for the tuner to capture without static.
At that point I decided to stick with tape adaptors for a while to fit my need and used that until other vendors began to manufacture products specifically for Sansa that would charge the player as well as allow the player to connect via line level out rather than the headphone output as this always results in advantageous audio results.
I was fortunate to receive this product for Christmas and honestly was at first a bit hesitant when I saw a name brand that I was not accustomed to. I was really expecting to receive something made by Griffin or Macally as they are more well known for their transmitters. As it was a gift it deserved an audition, which I did immediately. I was so impressed with the transmitter power that I immediately bought another transmitter for my wife to use for her Sansa e260. I receive crystal clear audio from the Sansa now and absolutely love this product. Highly recommended.
26 of 26 found the following review helpful:
You gotta get this if you own a Sansa MP3 player! Feb 06, 2007
By Roxme
This is the best accessory you can have to compliment your Sansa MP3 player. Just make sure you've downloaded the player's latest firmware and you're set to go. The infomation that came with the transmitter didn't seem to mention the firmware upgrade, but their website shows it in red letters with the appropriate links to get the task done in just a few minutes. The sound is strong and clear provided you find a spot on the FM dial with no interference. The three memory presets should be plenty even in towns with congested FM traffic. It's well worth the $60.
10 of 10 found the following review helpful:
Great Sound! Jan 30, 2007
By R. Johnson
We tried the Griffin iTrip (which "crackeled" on every "s" sound) and the Dynex (which was more static than music 1/2 the time) to use with our Sansa 260e MP3 player. We even asked our local electronics store customer service desk how to pick the best one. They told us all fm transmitters had a static or crackeling sound and we had to just live with it.
That was not good enough for us, so we took a look at the SanDisk web site to see what they suggested to use with their product. We found this transmitter and purchased it here on Amazon. We were so happy with the clear sounds that came out! Even when the volume was up, it does not "crackel" or "hiss". There is very little static in the background on quiet songs when the car is off, but otherwise it's wonderful! We will recommend it to anyone!
8 of 8 found the following review helpful:
If you have a Sansa, look no further. Feb 04, 2007
By t00nz
This is the transmitter you want. I too have tried another generic fm transmitter with poor results. After much research on the web for something better, this one seemed to please the most users. Haven't been disappointed either, it's great, with nice clear transmission to my car radio. Haven't noticed any static at all. Just make sure you select a frequency with no stations close to it in its band. It has preset buttons just in case you run into interference on long trips. And on top of that, it charges my Sansa while it plays :)
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