Pyle
7 Channel Wireless FM Transmitter, 7 Frequencies, RCA Input
Discover the Pyle 7 Channel Wireless FM Transmitter, a universal device engineered to broadcast your audio wirelessly using standard FM frequencies. It connects easily via Left/Right Stereo RCA Female Input Jacks. Users can select from seven distinct frequency settings using convenient DIP switches, ensuring flexible placement. Key performance metrics include an RF Output Level of 60dB Max and a Stereo Separation of 40dB for clear transmission. This compact unit operates reliably on 10V-16VDC power, making it a versatile solution for extending audio range throughout your space. Pyle supports this transmitter with a comprehensive 3-Year Warranty.
$39.19
Owner Satisfaction
3.6
/ 5
Category Rank
30
/ 49
#30 in FM Transmitters
Price vs Category Average
+28%
Above average
Audio Input
Left Right Stereo RCA Female Jacks
/ Left Right Stereo RCA Female Jacks
Who it's for
- Multi-Channel Flexibility
- Standardized RCA Input
- Simple Wireless Distribution
Who should skip it
- Limited Transmission Range
- Potential for Audio Noise
- Susceptibility to Interference
Key Specs
Audio Input
Left Right Stereo RCA Female Jacks
Frequency Settings
7 selectable channels (87.7MHz to 88.9MHz)
RF Output Level
60dB Max
Stereo Separation
40dB
S/N Ratio
65dB
Operating Voltage
10V-16VDC
Dimensions
0.65" (H) X 3.5''(W) X 3.5'' (L)
Warranty Period
3 Year Warranty
Features
- Wireless audio transmission over FM band
- Seven selectable transmission frequencies
- Easy connection via stereo RCA inputs
- Universal compatibility for various sources
- Simple frequency selection using DIP switches
- Provides clear stereo audio separation
- Compact physical footprint for easy placement
What customers say
Customers value this Pyle transmitter as a budget friendly solution for short range audio distribution. Its primary strength is ease of use, featuring a simple plug and play setup and seven selectable frequencies that help users avoid interference in busy areas. The standard RCA inputs make it highly versatile for connecting mixers or computers to nearby FM radios for niche uses like localized broadcasts. However, the main drawback centers on transmission power. While adequate for very localized needs, many users find the effective range disappointing, experiencing signal drop off when attempting to cover greater distances. Sound quality is acceptable for casual listening, but users must manage expectations regarding signal strength based on the unit's accessible price point.
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