🔉 Icstation Digital Audio Transmitter Stereo DSP PLL Module 88-108MHz with LCD Display, MIC, and USB Input: High-Quality Wireless Audio Transmission Solution Review

I purchased this product and received it in about 4 weeks. It will be used to broadcast our worship services for attendance during the COVID-19 pandemic. I've had it for about a month now. This is a great little transmitter that works really well with our Sennheiser EM 100 G2 receiver and wireless bodypack mic system. Using the Icstation's FM transmitter in combination with the Sennheiser microphone system allows me to place the Icstation in the optimal spot to cover our parking lot. I used the

Ideal for transferring data from a PC or MP3 player to a home audio/stereo system. A major advantage over Bluetooth as there is virtually no latency; so good synchronization with the video... The module has a clear LCD display with blue backlight. Each time a button on the front panel is pressed, the display lights up for about 10 seconds and then turns off. Option module has three main modes of operation: 1. Microphone - enabled when audio input or USB are not used2. Audio input via 1/8"…

Great FM transmitter if you know how to solder at the most basic level. I bought this transmitter to help with my Christmas lights this year. I bought this for $12, I got a small spool of 4$ 18g speaker wire, found a washer and a piece of wood and got the transmitter to work for me. I cut the wire to about 28 inches long and striped both ends. There are two segments of copper wire on each side, I twisted one of them, and the second I split in two and twisted so that I have 3 twisted ends on one

Icstation Digital Audio Transmitter 88-108MHz PLL Stereo DSP Module with LCD Microphone USB Input Unlike some clones, this FM transmitter appears as a USB device and can transfer sound from your "computer, laptop, phone etc" via USB The device shows up as CD002 I've tried it on both Windows7 and Windows 10 and no drivers were needed Setup1 I have a 75cm -Antenna connected (needs to be soldered to the board) and placed it in the middle of our vacant lot I watched YouTube through my laptop The…

During the quarantine due to the pandemic, I put a wired microphone in the window to hear sounds from outside (v1), mostly birds at the nearest feeding station. This setup required a small Behringer mixer to boost the gain enough to produce a decent sound. I routed audio to my computer and set up an HTTP stream using VLC to hear from other devices. In summer it was peaceful healthy food to fall asleep to. The new table layout and the colder weather left little room on my desk for the mixer. So…