Title: Decent compromise
Product review: The iTrip is a radio transmitter, so all of the problems (and benefits) of FM reception apply. Benefits: no wires, decent sound. Problems: adjacent channel interference, narrow freq. response, physical signal range.Best iPod sound in a car is obtained with a line input. Next best is a cassette apdater. But if those are not options, the iTrip is a well designed alternative and easy to use (if Macworld couldn't figure out how to change stations, maybe they need better tech writers - hint: turn up the volume).My iTrip works pretty well in the four cars I've tried it in. The biggest issue is channel interference in urban areas, but even that can often be tuned around. And it is great for parties at friends' houses. At the price, it is a decent compromise.-dan
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