📻 Signstek ST-05B FM Transmitter: Dual Mode Long Range Stereo Broadcast for Churches with Antenna - Black Edition Review

Great product after 1 week. We hooked it up to our church audio mixer to drive through the parking lot during the service. Easy to connect. Some good YouTube videos on how to set it up. It costs money.

We have a pretty big parking lot and this thing sounds loud and clear. We had to put it near the window to get the best reception. This device will appeal to churches looking to do something outdoors. The power is also sufficient for a large parking lot.

Great product for the price. Just connect a mixer and adjust the volume. The default power setting was never changed as it worked flawlessly and was crisp and clean after powering it on for the first time and selecting a transmit channel. I definitely recommend it.

The product was delivered on time and as advertised. However, the included instructions appear to have been written by someone with limited English skills and didn't make sense in some parts. So I had to make my own decisions for the most part. It was possible but keep that in mind if you buy this. It would be helpful if you had someone with a basic knowledge of sound systems. Experiment to find the best frequency for your area.

When I got this I didn't think it was powerful enough at first, but it was surprisingly powerful for reaching a block of line of sight and about half the distance when walking through concrete Walls. But it was perfect for our needs. The design of the device is solid, the antenna is really well made. The connection is a standard 3.5mm cable and you'll need to make sure you turn off some of the low frequencies to avoid static electricity. But our app worked fine for transferring to a parking lot

**Note: Check local and state laws prior to purchase and installation. For the US, the device exceeds federal regulations as it is ready to use out of the box. You must reconfigure the power save mode to comply with FCC regulations. A good transmitter will easily fill a huge parking lot. I tested it at my home in an urban area and was able to get good sound quality within a 1/2 mile radius, and it's "through the streets," meaning the signal travels through at least 25 homes. was a great…

I bought this FM transmitter for my Christmas demo and I have to say it exceeded my expectations. I've never had any experience with FM transmitters, but overall the process is pretty simple and straightforward. I could be 2 blocks away and still hear the music playing from this little thing! Just make sure you adjust the volume on the transmitter. When the tone is totally static it takes a bit of fiddling to get the perfect sound, but once it's tuned it's perfect! Finally, I got feedback from…

This is the second transmitter of this type that I have bought this year. My wife and I are pastors of the United Methodist Church, and when COVID-19 struck, we turned to the autochurch. We were both sent to new wards (Methodists are not called to the ward—the bishop appoints us), and we had to leave the first one. We hooked this transmitter up to a laptop with just a Blue Yeti USB mic and we plugged the headphone jack into the transmitter. We were able to stream songs and voice with just three

Annual Update: Stereo Pilot is dead and range is reduced. The display still shows "ST" for stereo transmission, but none of my radios recognize the signal as stereo. The range around our 10 hectares has been reduced. The transmitter needs to be replaced. I've used the transmitter with the included rubber antenna at low power for the past year. No device settings. Original Rating: Summary: Expect a muted sound compared to commercial radios. Boost the treble at your source to sound normal. Longer