Title: Good Design, Poor Sound
Product review: I love the flexible arm on this thing, and it's fairly easy to set up presets. Unfortunately, the sound quality is pretty bad. As others have said, when you're in an area with a lot of radio stations (I'm in Boston), there is tons of static and overlap. I've tried open frequencies all along the dial and nothing seems to work very well. I'm convinced this is a failing of the model, as I've tried the Griffin RoadTrip (which doesn't have as nice of a physical design) and the sound quality on the RoadTrip is stellar. Someone please combine the best of both models!
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