Pure Highway 400 In-Car DAB+/DAB Digital Radio FM Adapter with Bluetooth for Music Playback – DAB Car Radio Adapter/Transmitter and Bluetooth FM Transmitter, Black

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They are best known for designing and manufacturing digital audio broadcasting (DAB) and DAB+ radios. The best DAB adaptor for you will be largely dependent on what other features you require and how much you want to spend. Realising that you might want to FM transmit other sources the Highway also features a line-in port so you can connect other devices like a MP3 player to the unit, while for those not looking to share the tunes there is a headphone socket as well. It works by connecting to your smartphone like any other Bluetooth device but then transmits music, radio or podcasts as an FM frequency that you then tune your radio to.

The quality of the signal and, as a consequence, of the music received, is significantly better than that of FM radios. It plugs straight into your 12V socket, and its bendable swan neck helps you position the unit, meaning the only wire needed is from the aerial supplied. What this means is that as long as your car has a radio and working speakers, these adapters will work. The answer is a separate DAB adaptor that connects to your car’s existing stereo system, bringing the full range of DAB functions without having to crack open your dashboard.Compared to FM, DAB+ offers better sound quality, more programme diversity, less disturbances, and at the same time more options for interaction, as they can receive text, images or even videos in addition to sound.

We’ve found some excellent DAB radio adapters for your car that will have you enjoying your music more in no time. Unlimited number of stations: Reception of up to 30,000 stations and streaming providers from all over the world via DAB+ technology.DAB is short for Digital Audio Broadcasting, which means that sound is being received digitally rather than via radio waves, as is the case with retro FM radios. At the same time they offer more options for interaction, as they can receive text, images or even videos in addition to sound. However, with DAB+ progressing quickly and most broadcasters moving to digital transmission, we can expect FM to stick around for a while longer without being further developed. With increased power, DAB+ provides better sound quality and an extended choice of radio stations, which is why DAB+ is viewed as more future-proof and is replacing DAB in an increasing number of countries.