Turn your car radio into a digital Radio
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Turn your car radio into a digital Radio
You can now turn your normal car radio to digital radio at the lowest possible cost, by using DAB+ adapter like Pure Highway 600 Lenco DAC-100.
The DAB+ adapter will help deliver the radio signal to the car through a digital signal and not through radio waves.
The signal is transmitted to the car radio via the AUX cable and not via the FM transmitters that may have interfering signals due to the overlapping frequencies.
The Lenco DAC-100 is a compact DAB+ adapter that you connect to your car radio. The adapter is no bigger than a navigation system and can easily be attached to the windscreen, dashboard or ventilation grille.
The Lenco DAC-100 is not just an adapter. You can also use it as a hands-free car kit, or to stream your own music. What if you do not feel like listening to the radio? Each member of your family can play his or her favourite song via Bluetooth or the microSD card slot. Traffic announcements are played as usual to keep you informed of the situation on the roads and prevent you from unexpectedly finding yourself in a traffic jam.
The DAB+ adapter will help deliver the radio signal to the car through a digital signal and not through radio waves.
The signal is transmitted to the car radio via the AUX cable and not via the FM transmitters that may have interfering signals due to the overlapping frequencies.
The Lenco DAC-100 is a compact DAB+ adapter that you connect to your car radio. The adapter is no bigger than a navigation system and can easily be attached to the windscreen, dashboard or ventilation grille.
The Lenco DAC-100 is not just an adapter. You can also use it as a hands-free car kit, or to stream your own music. What if you do not feel like listening to the radio? Each member of your family can play his or her favourite song via Bluetooth or the microSD card slot. Traffic announcements are played as usual to keep you informed of the situation on the roads and prevent you from unexpectedly finding yourself in a traffic jam.
