---
product_id: 3591174
title: "3.0"
brand: "whole house fm transmitter"
price: "$461.63"
currency: USD
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 7
category: "Whole House Fm Transmitter"
url: https://www.desertcart.ec/products/3591174-3-0
store_origin: EC
region: Ecuador
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# 150 ft broadcast range Full FM band coverage 4 power modes 3.0

**Brand:** whole house fm transmitter
**Price:** $461.63
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 📻 Own the airwaves—broadcast your world, your way!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** 3.0 by whole house fm transmitter
- **How much does it cost?** $461.63 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ec](https://www.desertcart.ec/products/3591174-3-0)

## Best For

- whole house fm transmitter enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted whole house fm transmitter brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Power Your Way:** Flexible 4-in-1 power options—AC outlet, car adapter, USB, or 3 AA batteries—so you’re always ready to broadcast.
- • **Live Voice Broadcasting:** Plug in a microphone and instantly become the DJ or announcer for any event or gathering.
- • **Plug & Play, License-Free:** FCC Part 15 compliant means hassle-free, legal broadcasting without the need for a license.
- • **Seamless Whole-Home Audio:** Broadcast your favorite tunes or live audio up to 150 feet—perfect for home, office, or backyard vibes.
- • **Crystal Clear Frequency Control:** Large LCD screen lets you effortlessly tune across the entire FM band (88.1 to 107.9 MHz) with precision.

## Overview

The 3.0 FM Transmitter delivers a powerful 150-foot broadcast range with full FM band coverage (88.1-107.9 MHz) and a user-friendly LCD screen for precise frequency tuning. It supports four versatile power sources—AC, car adapter, USB, or batteries—and includes a microphone input for live audio. Fully FCC Part 15 compliant, this compact transmitter offers a hassle-free, license-free way to stream audio throughout your home, office, or outdoor space.

## Description

Don't Buy Any FM Transmitter Until You've Seen Our NEW Whole House FM Transmitter 3.0! Because Our FM Transmitter Broadcasts 150 Feet Throughout Your Entire Home From Any Audio Source To Every FM Radio! Plus... You Can Power It 4 Ways: AC Wall Outlet 12V Car Adapter, Computer USB or 3 AA Batteries The Broadcast Distance - Our FM Transmitter will let you broadcast 150 feet throughout your entire home, office, backyard, etc. Digital Screen Display - Easily read what frequency you're broadcasting on with the LCD screen display Covers Full FM Band - You can transmit across the entire public FM band (88.1 to 107.9) on both even and odd frequencies Power it 4 Different Ways - AC Wall Outlet, 12V Car Adapter, Computer USB and 3 "AA" Batteries Microphone-In Port - Plug a microphone directly into the FM Transmitter to broadcast your voice live to any FM Radio FCC Part 15 Compliant - We meet FCC Part 15 rules so you don't need a license to broadcast. We also meet Canadian IC regulations as well (FCC ID: XOAWH-FMT and Canada IC: 8728A-WHFMT)

Review: It worked better than the competitor! - After problems with a buzzing sound from another FM transmitter, we were thinking all hope was lost for broadcasting the music for our Christmas Light display. In a last ditch effort, I decided to order this unit. Nice clean music broadcast over the radio waves! This unit worked really great and ran all through the Christmas season. It's really a quality unit and is not very large. Plus, it will run off USB power. Very happy with purchase!
Review: Cheaper and easier than modern sound distribution with decent quality. - This was an easy and cheap way to send music all through my house. Now I can walk through the house with the same music (usually a baseball game) on all the various stereos, alarm clocks, etc. in the house with no lag between them. Compared to setting up $100 per unit AirPlay or other receivers, this has been great. I even got out my old walkman for listening in the back yard and it's fine. The quality is not "hiss free CD quality" but it sure beats running wires to each room, or a herd of $40 apps to send sound from your computer to your phones and old iPods. We already know how to do that - it's called radio. I do wish it were legal to use the longer antenna. Oh well. It took about 15 minutes to adjust the sound output from my computer to the right level. The sound is quite passable. Some radio receivers are really awful. My alarm clock (iHome) is actually excellent, but my cheap-o iPod/FM receiver is terrible, and it has ultra-fine-tuning FM ability, which might be the problem. My ancient Sony AM/FM alarm clock with analog tuning is great. My Sony digital walkman is decent. It seems that a wider receive range from an analog tuner picks up better, but the digitals are passable even then. You do still get noise from other devices, typical of FM. In my bathroom I have to put the radio up a little higher to get around a noise spot. This isn't the fault of the transmitter, and is quite easy to deal with. Pricing a higher fidelity (near CD quality, wired-in, whatever) solution tends to run very expensive very quickly - either needing to buy multiple small units and speakers for various rooms, or a new stereo with wires run to multiple separate rooms, with speakers. Sending audio directly from a computer to an iOS/Android device runs around 4-40 dollars per device, and still, no power, no speakers. They may offer more control, higher quality sound, and so on, but I was not after a whole-house single audio system. I just wanted to be able to hear the same game in the garage as in the kitchen and office. With one purchase I was able to do that, and no apps, no wiring, no drywall repairs, and far less maintenance.

## Features

- The Broadcast Distance - Our FM Transmitter will let you broadcast 150 feet throughout your entire home, office, backyard, etc.
- Large Digital Screen Display - Easily read what frequency you're broadcasting on with the LCD screen display
- Covers Full FM Band - You can transmit across the entire public FM band (88.1 to 107.9) on both even and odd frequencies
- Adjustable 6.5” SMA helical antenna features a conducting wire wound tightly in the shape of helix, increasing efficiency without increasing your antenna size.
- US/EU Pre-emphasis matches the emphasis to the FM radios in your region and reduces noise at higher frequencies

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00GHWUHD0 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #406,560 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) #412 in RC Radio Transmitters |
| Connectivity technologies | USB |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (318) |
| Date First Available | November 20, 2013 |
| Human Interface Input | Microphone |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 10.5 ounces |
| Item model number | 3.0 |
| Manufacturer | TAW-Global |
| Other display features | Wireless |
| Product Dimensions | 8.2 x 6.5 x 1.4 inches |
| Special features | LCD Screen |

## Images

![3.0 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61xB9LnD5EL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It worked better than the competitor!
*by T***R on January 9, 2019*

After problems with a buzzing sound from another FM transmitter, we were thinking all hope was lost for broadcasting the music for our Christmas Light display. In a last ditch effort, I decided to order this unit. Nice clean music broadcast over the radio waves! This unit worked really great and ran all through the Christmas season. It's really a quality unit and is not very large. Plus, it will run off USB power. Very happy with purchase!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Cheaper and easier than modern sound distribution with decent quality.
*by D***N on July 19, 2016*

This was an easy and cheap way to send music all through my house. Now I can walk through the house with the same music (usually a baseball game) on all the various stereos, alarm clocks, etc. in the house with no lag between them. Compared to setting up $100 per unit AirPlay or other receivers, this has been great. I even got out my old walkman for listening in the back yard and it's fine. The quality is not "hiss free CD quality" but it sure beats running wires to each room, or a herd of $40 apps to send sound from your computer to your phones and old iPods. We already know how to do that - it's called radio. I do wish it were legal to use the longer antenna. Oh well. It took about 15 minutes to adjust the sound output from my computer to the right level. The sound is quite passable. Some radio receivers are really awful. My alarm clock (iHome) is actually excellent, but my cheap-o iPod/FM receiver is terrible, and it has ultra-fine-tuning FM ability, which might be the problem. My ancient Sony AM/FM alarm clock with analog tuning is great. My Sony digital walkman is decent. It seems that a wider receive range from an analog tuner picks up better, but the digitals are passable even then. You do still get noise from other devices, typical of FM. In my bathroom I have to put the radio up a little higher to get around a noise spot. This isn't the fault of the transmitter, and is quite easy to deal with. Pricing a higher fidelity (near CD quality, wired-in, whatever) solution tends to run very expensive very quickly - either needing to buy multiple small units and speakers for various rooms, or a new stereo with wires run to multiple separate rooms, with speakers. Sending audio directly from a computer to an iOS/Android device runs around 4-40 dollars per device, and still, no power, no speakers. They may offer more control, higher quality sound, and so on, but I was not after a whole-house single audio system. I just wanted to be able to hear the same game in the garage as in the kitchen and office. With one purchase I was able to do that, and no apps, no wiring, no drywall repairs, and far less maintenance.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Revised Review
*by L***I on September 18, 2016*

My last review was a bit harsh because the antenna could not be attached to the device. As I later learned the antenna had left handed threads and not the traditional right handed. It would be helpful if a tag was attached to the antenna to make this clear because with bad vision it is hard to find that out from the documentation. I am going to reorder and give it another shot and will edit this review accordingly. I did set this up to operate with one of my extra iPods and for the most part the transmitter works very well. But as others have said the AGC appears to be non effective. It is easy to have occasional songs that are louder than others to over modulate the device. So in iTunes I normalized all my music and on those occasional songs that are still loud, I set the audio level for the loudest music and the rest, well they may be a bit light but it doesn't clip. This is very important because you wil hear raspy sound if the unit is over modulated. This is not due to weak signal. Another thought is to Google FM radio stations in your area and try to select a frequency where these are no strong local transmitters. Example is I am operating on 107.3 with the nearest transmitter about 20 miles away and over 300 khz away. Operating on 107.3 my nearest transmitter is about 20 miles away on 107.1. This is important because FM radios can be "captured" by a strong adjacent transmitter so selection of a frequency is important. Since this is Part 15 compliant remember not to use wire antenna supplied. The FCC is relentless when it comes to pirate stations and if you use this with the supplied antenna you will be compliant. My purpose is to broadcast my ipod throughout the apartment which it does nicely. Hum on transmit? Nope! Remember to think about power source, In my case it is powered from a powered USB hub. But do keep the audio lead away from the antenna because even though this is very low power it is RF and that can cause some peculiar audio porblems.

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*Last updated: 2026-03-11*