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if you have a 3.5mm aux input on your cars stereo you can use a male 3.5mm to male 3.5mm audio cable to hook your phone directly into your car's stereo system which would be loud enough to overcome road noise,
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if you have a 3.5mm aux input on your cars stereo you can use a male 3.5mm to male 3.5mm audio cable to hook your phone directly into your car's stereo system which would be loud enough to overcome road noise,

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The car stereo has no output. &nbsp;I got an FM transmitter that works pretty well thought. &nbsp;I understand there might be some models with less interference but not sure where to start.
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The car stereo has no output.  I got an FM transmitter that works pretty well thought.  I understand there might be some models with less interference but not sure where to start.

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I personally prefer the old cassette adapter version if the car has a cassette deck, to me it works with less problems, and less audio loss, &nbsp;but I assume you don't have that..<br />
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As for fm transmitters go, I really don't have much experience, i'm more of a radio guy.
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I personally prefer the old cassette adapter version if the car has a cassette deck, to me it works with less problems, and less audio loss,  but I assume you don't have that..

As for fm transmitters go, I really don't have much experience, i'm more of a radio guy.

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I'm looking for some speakers for my phone. It needs to be something powerful enough to overcome road noise while I am in the car. &nbsp;Corded is best I think and I love the price point on this one <a href="http://www.ebay.com/itm/White-Mini-USB-Rechargeable-Hamburger-Speaker-For-HTC-One-X-/150846923191?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item231f2d61b7" rel="ugc">http://www.ebay.com/itm/White-Mini-USB-Rechargeable-Hamburger-Speaker-For-HTC-One-X-/150846923191?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item231f2d61b7</a>. &nbsp;Will they be loud enough? &nbsp;How would I know before buying? &nbsp;Assistance is greatly appreciated.
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I'm looking for some speakers for my phone. It needs to be something powerful enough to overcome road noise while I am in the car.  Corded is best I think and I love the price point on this one http://www.ebay.com/itm/White-Mini-USB-Rechargeable-Hamburger-Speaker-For-HTC-One-X-/150846923191?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item231f2d61b7.  Will they be loud enough?  How would I know before buying?  Assistance is greatly appreciated.

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