FM transmitters are a dime a dozen these days, but MobiBLU has made one especially for thier cherished cube MP3 player. Compatible with the first cube and the new Cube 2, the transmitter’s retractable phono jack plugs top of the MP3 player creating a stack of two cubes.
Will we see it stateside? ...probably not for a while if ever. We have yet to see the Cube Speaker hit these shores and it has been around for several months now.
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Comments
Plan303e on April 20, 2006 11:51 PM
Actually, the speaker has been around for at least or about a month.
http://store.mobibluamerica.com/mocusp.html
They sell white and black versions.
Hopefully, they'll follow up with that transmitter [soon], as I have a bias for the recurring Cube motif... but more importantly, its the performance within the [small] package that truly matters. Quality, reception, and battery life. But then again, I might buy it just because I've never owned an transmitter before and only used those cassettes.
I'm loving mobiBlu very much right now. But not UPS, because those idiots goofed up a shipment that started in California, that was suppose to end up in another part of California, that got "missorted" to Florida. Idiots.
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Rehan on June 14, 2006 10:48 AM
The FM transmitters are available at:
http://store.mobibluamerica.com/mocufmtrdf.html
for $39.95 a pop