Product Description
IHiFi provides a Bluetooth wireless link to your home audio system or powered speakers. Relax with your iPod or MP3 player on a couch and play songs on your stereo; or dance, play, or work while your favorite tunes play on your sound system. Pump up the music!Control the song selection, playlist, and volume from your iPod or other audio device. No more shuffling through your CDs to find the song that's right for right now.And it couldn't be easier. The transmitter just plugs into your iPod or other audio device. The Receiver plugs into standard jacks on your audio system or into powered speakers, and the receiver's power cube plugs into an AC outlet. That's it! You don't need a computer, and no software is involved.Industry-standard Bluetooth digital wireless technology assures low battery consumption, excellent range, and high-fidelity sound. Much better than FM adapters, iHiFi can even penetrate walls, floors, and doors!
Customer Reviews:
sending it back.......2007-11-20
I got this one evening and I quickly read the instruction book and hooked it up. I had my Zen Vision M in my bedroom and my stereo and it's receiver in the living room (about 25 ft away, down a straight hall then a left turn behind a glass door in cabinet). My first complaint is that the receiver has a stationary antennae in both height and direction. It cannot be moved or rotated to help in finding the transmitter or in fitting in furniture. It's about an inch too high for the cabinet that holds my receiver. This created a problem, as the cables weren't long enough to reach into a different height cabinet. I had to lay it on it's side.
I went back to the bedroom and started it up and for about 5 seconds was just amazed at how well it worked. Then it cut out. Five seconds of buzzing till the pieces found each other again. Then five seconds of music. Then the whole thing repeated. The booklet said it could take up to three minutes for the pieces to sync, so I waited, and waited, and waited. Every now and then I'd get music for up to a few minutes, then lose it entirely. I cannot figure out why...the pieces were not moved, nothing came between them, I was not on any other wireless equipment. I gave up for the night and shut the transmitter off with a slide switch.
Next day I reread the booklet and redid the whole thing--tried the receiver in different plugs, moved it in the cabinet, stood it up or laid it at an angle, etc. While doing this, I had my MP3 right there in front of it. I eventually got it working with no cut outs and it worked very well. You do have to work with the volume control on all pieces to get clear sound, if one piece is too loud it got fuzzy.
Now that it was working well, I started to carry the MP3/transmitter back to the bedroom. No sooner had I removed it from directly in front of the receiver, when it lost the signal. I waited but it never sync'd.
I went back to the components and decided to try the receiver in yet another spot. The booklet says to turn the transmitter off when doing this, so I did. I moved things around and went back to turn on the transmitter and discovered the whole on/off switch had come off and I could not find it anywhere. The piece is only about 1/4" wide and less than 1/2" long so it's itty bitty. I looked, I felt around, I even swept the floor hoping to find it, but nope, never did. This was only the third time I turned it on and it's broke already?
At this point I had put hours into trying to get this to work right and unless I had the player/transmitter actually laying on the stereo receiver next to their receiver, it did not work. Couple this with the on/off switching breaking off, I gave up and am sending it back.
When the two pieces were in contact, the sound was great through all the speakers in my home. But having to keep my player be in a cabinet in my living room means that every time I want to change the music or view what's playing, etc. I would have to get up and go out there and open the cabinet. If I wanted to keep doing that I'd just play my old CD's in the CD player in that cabinet. I like having the MP3 player beside me so I can glance at what's playing and choose music on the fly. Can't do this with it stuck in a cabinet in the other room.
Works great.......2007-01-17
I use this with my Zen Vision M all over my apt and it works great. Music quality is superb and the range is not a problem. I get occassional drop outs when I'm using my laptop via WiFi, or if I use my microwave, but only sporadically then not at all for another 30-40 mins, otherwise it'd get 5 stars.
Product Description
IHiFi provides a Bluetooth wireless link to your home audio system or powered speakers. Relax with your iPod or MP3 player on a couch and play songs on your stereo; or dance, play, or work while your favorite tunes play on your sound system. Pump up the music!Control the song selection, playlist, and volume from your iPod or other audio device. No more shuffling through your CDs to find the song that's right for right now.And it couldn't be easier. The transmitter just plugs into your iPod or other audio device. The Receiver plugs into standard jacks on your audio system or into powered speakers, and the receiver's power cube plugs into an AC outlet. That's it! You don't need a computer, and no software is involved.Industry-standard Bluetooth digital wireless technology assures low battery consumption, excellent range, and high-fidelity sound. Much better than FM adapters, iHiFi can even penetrate walls, floors, and doors!
Product Description
Zoom Technologies, Inc. designs and produces Voice over IP Gateways, DSL modems, cable modems, dial-up modems, Bluetooth products, and other communications products under the Zoom, Hayes and Global Village brands. Zoom is headquartered in Boston, and its European sales and support center is in the UK. Zoom markets its products in over forty countries, and provides multi-lingual support from its offices in Boston, Florida, and the UK.
Customer Reviews:
Nearly perfect.......2007-01-09
I was skeptical at first, because this seemed like a cheap product. After reading some other reviews, I went for it and I am fully satisfied with the product. The audio is clear and high quality, and the device works as advertised. There's a number of niggling concerns which keep it from being 4/5 stars though:
1. No on/off switch on the iPod transmitter
2. Sometimes requires a lot of re-bonding with say 3rd party headphones (I have Moto HT820's)
3. Base station emits 60 hz hum over line out when on but not receiving signal
4. As with most BT audio devices, the audio cuts out from the iPod from time to time. Moving it away from other 2.4GHz devices seems to help
5. The clever pictures suggest the iPod transmitter is smaller than it really is. It's not big, but bigger than you would think.
All of these are forgiveable in my book, but prospective buyers should know about them. Aside from this, the device works great and I use it frequently - I especially enjoy the iPod transmitter's ability to draw power direct from the iPod itself! Good design! Don't use the base station much.
Product Description
MODEL- 4374-00-00F VENDOR- ZOOM TELEPHONICS FEATURES- iHiFi iPod Mini Bundle (Receiver & Transmitter) The Model 4374 package includes a hard bundle of the Model 4360 Zoom iHiFi Receiver together with the Model 4354 iHiFi Transmitter for 3rd and 4th Generation iPods HP iPods iPod photo/color and U2 iPods. The iHiFi Transmitter and Receiver play digital music from an iPod through a home audio system or powered speakers using Bluetooth wireless transmission. The bundled Transmitter plugs directly into the iPod and is a natural extension of the iPod. The bundled Transmitter is powered directly by the iPod. The bundled Model 4354 Transmitter is a Class 2 Bluetooth device and is compatible with iHiFi receivers as well as Bluetooth headsets supporting the A2DP Bluetooth profile and Bluetooth pairings of 1234 or 0000. The bundled Model 4360 Receiver plugs into either a 3.5mm (1/8") stereo jack or RCA phono plugs on the audio amplification system. The Receiver works in conjunction with Zoom iHiFi transmitters Bluetooth adapters and other Bluetooth audio transmission devices that support the A2DP Bluetooth profile and provide support for Bluetooth pairings of 1234 or 0000. The Receiver is a Class 1 Bluetooth device with a range of up to 330 feet when used with a Class 1 Bluetooth adapter and a range of up to 70 feet when used with iHiFi adapters or Class 2 Bluetooth adapters. Bluetooth is a digital transmission technology and is far less subject to interference and static than FM receivers. Bluetooth signals also have a greater ability to penetrate floors walls and doors.* COMPATIBILITY The bundled 4360 is compatible with Zoom iHiFi transmitters. Also compatible with Bluetooth adapters and MP3 players which support the A2DP Bluetooth profile and support for Blue
Product Description
The Model 4373 package includes a hard bundl e of the Model 4360 Zoom iHiFi Receiver together with the Model 4353 iHiFi Universal Transmitter. The iHiFi Transmitter and Receiver play digital music from any iPod, MP3 player, CD player, computer, radio, satellite receiver, or other audio device through a home audio system or powered speakers using Bluetooth wireless transmission. The bundled Transmitter plugs directly into any iPod, MP3 player, CD player, computer, radio, satellite receiver, or other audio device. The model 4353 will transmit audio from the audio device to a Zoom iHiFi receiver or to Bluetooth headsets supporting the A2DP Bluetooth profile with Bluetooth pairings of 1234 or 0000. The bundled Model 4353 has a built-in battery, and is easily recharged from a computer USB port or iHiFi Receiver charger port. The bundled Model 4360 Receiver plugs into either a 3.5mm (1/8 ) stereo jack or RCA phono plugs on the audio amplification system. The Receiver works in conjunction with Zoom iHiFi transmitters, Bluetooth adapters and other Bluetooth audio transmission devices that support the A2DP Bluetooth profile and provide support for Bluetooth pairings of 1234, or 0000. The Receiver is a Class 1 Bluetooth device with a range of up to 330 feet when used with a Class 1 Bluetooth adapter, and a range of up to 70 feet when used with iHiFi adapters or Class 2 Bluetooth adapters. Bluetooth is a digital transmission technology and is far less subject to interference and static than FM receivers. Bluetooth signals also have a greater ability to penetrate, floors, walls and doors.
Customer Reviews:
sending it back.......2007-11-20
I got this one evening and I quickly read the instruction book and hooked it up. I had my Zen Vision M in my bedroom and my stereo and it's receiver in the living room (about 25 ft away, down a straight hall then a left turn behind a glass door in cabinet). My first complaint is that the receiver has a stationary antennae in both height and direction. It cannot be moved or rotated to help in finding the transmitter or in fitting in furniture. It's about an inch too high for the cabinet that holds my receiver. This created a problem, as the cables weren't long enough to reach into a different height cabinet. I had to lay it on it's side.
I went back to the bedroom and started it up and for about 5 seconds was just amazed at how well it worked. Then it cut out. Five seconds of buzzing till the pieces found each other again. Then five seconds of music. Then the whole thing repeated. The booklet said it could take up to three minutes for the pieces to sync, so I waited, and waited, and waited. Every now and then I'd get music for up to a few minutes, then lose it entirely. I cannot figure out why...the pieces were not moved, nothing came between them, I was not on any other wireless equipment. I gave up for the night and shut the transmitter off with a slide switch.
Next day I reread the booklet and redid the whole thing--tried the receiver in different plugs, moved it in the cabinet, stood it up or laid it at an angle, etc. While doing this, I had my MP3 right there in front of it. I eventually got it working with no cut outs and it worked very well. You do have to work with the volume control on all pieces to get clear sound, if one piece is too loud it got fuzzy.
Now that it was working well, I started to carry the MP3/transmitter back to the bedroom. No sooner had I removed it from directly in front of the receiver, when it lost the signal. I waited but it never sync'd.
I went back to the components and decided to try the receiver in yet another spot. The booklet says to turn the transmitter off when doing this, so I did. I moved things around and went back to turn on the transmitter and discovered the whole on/off switch had come off and I could not find it anywhere. The piece is only about 1/4" wide and less than 1/2" long so it's itty bitty. I looked, I felt around, I even swept the floor hoping to find it, but nope, never did. This was only the third time I turned it on and it's broke already?
At this point I had put hours into trying to get this to work right and unless I had the player/transmitter actually laying on the stereo receiver next to their receiver, it did not work. Couple this with the on/off switching breaking off, I gave up and am sending it back.
When the two pieces were in contact, the sound was great through all the speakers in my home. But having to keep my player be in a cabinet in my living room means that every time I want to change the music or view what's playing, etc. I would have to get up and go out there and open the cabinet. If I wanted to keep doing that I'd just play my old CD's in the CD player in that cabinet. I like having the MP3 player beside me so I can glance at what's playing and choose music on the fly. Can't do this with it stuck in a cabinet in the other room.
Works great.......2007-01-17
I use this with my Zen Vision M all over my apt and it works great. Music quality is superb and the range is not a problem. I get occassional drop outs when I'm using my laptop via WiFi, or if I use my microwave, but only sporadically then not at all for another 30-40 mins, otherwise it'd get 5 stars.
Product Description
The Model 4370 package includes a hard bundl e of the Zoom Model 4360 iHiFi Receiver together with the Zoom Model 4350 iHiFi Transmitter for the iPod mini. Bluetooth
Product Description
MODEL- 4373-00-00F VENDOR- ZOOM TELEPHONICS FEATURES- iHiFi iPod Universal Bundle (Receiver & Transmitter) The Model 4370 package includes a hard bundle of the Zoom Model 4360 iHiFi Receiver together with the Zoom Model 4353 iHiFi Universal Transmitter. The iHiFi Transmitter and Receiver play digital music from an iPod mini through a home audio system or powered speakers using Bluetooth wireless transmission. The bundled Transmitter plugs directly into an iPod mini, is powered by the iPod Mini internal battery, and is a natural extension of the iPod mini. The model 4353 will transmit audio from the audio device to a Zoom iHiFi receiver or to Bluetooth headsets supporting the A2DP Bluetooth profile with Bluetooth pairings of 1234 or 0000. The bundled Model 4353 has a built-in battery, and is easily recharged from a computer USB port or iHiFi Receiver charger port. The bundled Model 4360 Receiver plugs into either a 3.5mm (1/8") stereo jack or RCA phono plugs on the audio amplification system. The Receiver works in conjunction with Zoom iHiFi transmitters, Bluetooth adapters and other Bluetooth audio transmission devices that support the A2DP Bluetooth profile and provide support for Bluetooth pairings of 1234, or 0000. The Receiver is a Class 1 Bluetooth device with a range of up to 330 feet when used with a Class 1 Bluetooth adapter, and a range of up to 70 feet when used with iHiFi adapters or Class 2 Bluetooth adapters. Bluetooth is a digital transmission technology and is far less subject to interference and static than FM receivers. Bluetooth signals also have a greater ability to penetrate, floors, walls and doors. Includes iHiFi Receiver, iHiFi Transmitter, Power supply for Receiver, Cable for connecting Receiver to stereo or powered
Customer Reviews:
sending it back.......2007-11-20
I got this one evening and I quickly read the instruction book and hooked it up. I had my Zen Vision M in my bedroom and my stereo and it's receiver in the living room (about 25 ft away, down a straight hall then a left turn behind a glass door in cabinet). My first complaint is that the receiver has a stationary antennae in both height and direction. It cannot be moved or rotated to help in finding the transmitter or in fitting in furniture. It's about an inch too high for the cabinet that holds my receiver. This created a problem, as the cables weren't long enough to reach into a different height cabinet. I had to lay it on it's side.
I went back to the bedroom and started it up and for about 5 seconds was just amazed at how well it worked. Then it cut out. Five seconds of buzzing till the pieces found each other again. Then five seconds of music. Then the whole thing repeated. The booklet said it could take up to three minutes for the pieces to sync, so I waited, and waited, and waited. Every now and then I'd get music for up to a few minutes, then lose it entirely. I cannot figure out why...the pieces were not moved, nothing came between them, I was not on any other wireless equipment. I gave up for the night and shut the transmitter off with a slide switch.
Next day I reread the booklet and redid the whole thing--tried the receiver in different plugs, moved it in the cabinet, stood it up or laid it at an angle, etc. While doing this, I had my MP3 right there in front of it. I eventually got it working with no cut outs and it worked very well. You do have to work with the volume control on all pieces to get clear sound, if one piece is too loud it got fuzzy.
Now that it was working well, I started to carry the MP3/transmitter back to the bedroom. No sooner had I removed it from directly in front of the receiver, when it lost the signal. I waited but it never sync'd.
I went back to the components and decided to try the receiver in yet another spot. The booklet says to turn the transmitter off when doing this, so I did. I moved things around and went back to turn on the transmitter and discovered the whole on/off switch had come off and I could not find it anywhere. The piece is only about 1/4" wide and less than 1/2" long so it's itty bitty. I looked, I felt around, I even swept the floor hoping to find it, but nope, never did. This was only the third time I turned it on and it's broke already?
At this point I had put hours into trying to get this to work right and unless I had the player/transmitter actually laying on the stereo receiver next to their receiver, it did not work. Couple this with the on/off switching breaking off, I gave up and am sending it back.
When the two pieces were in contact, the sound was great through all the speakers in my home. But having to keep my player be in a cabinet in my living room means that every time I want to change the music or view what's playing, etc. I would have to get up and go out there and open the cabinet. If I wanted to keep doing that I'd just play my old CD's in the CD player in that cabinet. I like having the MP3 player beside me so I can glance at what's playing and choose music on the fly. Can't do this with it stuck in a cabinet in the other room.
Works great.......2007-01-17
I use this with my Zen Vision M all over my apt and it works great. Music quality is superb and the range is not a problem. I get occassional drop outs when I'm using my laptop via WiFi, or if I use my microwave, but only sporadically then not at all for another 30-40 mins, otherwise it'd get 5 stars.
Product Description
The Model 4373 package includes a hard bundl e of the Model 4360 Zoom iHiFi Receiver together with the Model 4353 iHiFi Universal Transmitter. The iHiFi Transmitter and Receiver play digital music from any iPod, MP3 player, CD player, computer, radio, satellite receiver, or other audio device through a home audio system or powered speakers using Bluetooth wireless transmission. The bundled Transmitter plugs directly into any iPod, MP3 player, CD player, computer, radio, satellite receiver, or other audio device. The model 4353 will transmit audio from the audio device to a Zoom iHiFi receiver or to Bluetooth headsets supporting the A2DP Bluetooth profile with Bluetooth pairings of 1234 or 0000. The bundled Model 4353 has a built-in battery, and is easily recharged from a computer USB port or iHiFi Receiver charger port. The bundled Model 4360 Receiver plugs into either a 3.5mm (1/8 ) stereo jack or RCA phono plugs on the audio amplification system. The Receiver works in conjunction with Zoom iHiFi transmitters, Bluetooth adapters and other Bluetooth audio transmission devices that support the A2DP Bluetooth profile and provide support for Bluetooth pairings of 1234, or 0000. The Receiver is a Class 1 Bluetooth device with a range of up to 330 feet when used with a Class 1 Bluetooth adapter, and a range of up to 70 feet when used with iHiFi adapters or Class 2 Bluetooth adapters. Bluetooth is a digital transmission technology and is far less subject to interference and static than FM receivers. Bluetooth signals also have a greater ability to penetrate, floors, walls and doors.
Product Description
Receiver and iPod 3rd and 4th Generation Transmitter Combo, Bluetooth.
Product Description
MODEL- 4374-00-00F VENDOR- ZOOM TELEPHONICS FEATURES- iHiFi iPod Mini Bundle (Receiver & Transmitter) The Model 4374 package includes a hard bundle of the Model 4360 Zoom iHiFi Receiver together with the Model 4354 iHiFi Transmitter for 3rd and 4th Generation iPods, HP iPods, iPod photo/color, and U2 iPods. The iHiFi Transmitter and Receiver play digital music from an iPod through a home audio system or powered speakers using Bluetooth wireless transmission. The bundled Transmitter plugs directly into the iPod and is a natural extension of the iPod. The bundled Transmitter is powered directly by the iPod. The bundled Model 4354 Transmitter is a Class 2 Bluetooth device and is compatible with iHiFi receivers, as well as Bluetooth headsets supporting the A2DP Bluetooth profile and Bluetooth pairings of 1234 or 0000. The bundled Model 4360 Receiver plugs into either a 3.5mm (1/8") stereo jack or RCA phono plugs on the audio amplification system. The Receiver works in conjunction with Zoom iHiFi transmitters, Bluetooth adapters and other Bluetooth audio transmission devices that support the A2DP Bluetooth profile and provide support for Bluetooth pairings of 1234, or 0000. The Receiver is a Class 1 Bluetooth device with a range of up to 330 feet when used with a Class 1 Bluetooth adapter, and a range of up to 70 feet when used with iHiFi adapters or Class 2 Bluetooth adapters. Bluetooth is a digital transmission technology and is far less subject to interference and static than FM receivers. Bluetooth signals also have a greater ability to penetrate, floors, walls and doors. The bundled 4360 is compatible with Zoom iHiFi transmitters. Also compatible with Bluetooth adapters and MP3 players which support the A2DP Bluetooth profile
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