Williams Sound FM transmitter

[Jay G]

Recently I did a clean out of a house, and the owner said take everything. I found a NIB Williams Sound PPA T4 Personal FM transmitter among hundreds of other items. Just wondering if anyone has an information as to the value of this. I'm assuming, like any FM transmitter, it just spits out the inputted audio on a set frequency that people can tune into. I assume for hearing impaired, or can be hooked to a PA. I haven't really taken it out of the box to examine it, aside from cutting the tape, and peaking inside. I've attached a photo of the side of the box. Any information is appreciated. Thanks.

 

[JimFenton]

That's a good find, though I can't say much about it as well. No worries, the more seasoned members of the forum may be able to help out with that.

 

[Tim McCulloch]

Jay, Soundforums requires the use of full, real names to post or reply to topics. You need to return to your profile page and update your displayed name accordingly or the mods will lock your topic.

 

[Jay G]

I appreciate the heads up. Jay G is my full name, but I can put something else if that helps. Where do I make that change?

 

[Ben Lawrence]

Heres the manual.
https://www.williamssound.com/files/T4_T4Pman.pdf
Throw it on ebay. From what I have seen venues looking into this sort of technology are usually shelling out for new technology and this looks like it was manufactured in the 80s. When I cant find a price sometimes I just just toss it out there for 19.99$ and see if anyone has a use for it.

 

[David Karol]

I appreciate the heads up. Jay G is my full name, but I can put something else if that helps. Where do I make that change?

Please post here or send a private message with your first / last name, and I'll update your account.

 

[Tim McCulloch]

I appreciate the heads up. Jay G is my full name, but I can put something else if that helps. Where do I make that change?

"G" is your full, real last name?

 

[Jay G]

Yeah. Before coming to America it was 解 (Giải) but I had it changed 12 years ago.

 

[Tim McCulloch]

Yeah. Before coming to America it was 解 (Giải) but I had it changed 12 years ago.

Okay then.

We've had a couple of users with no last name (one legally changed in the USA, the other a native of another country), too. Welcome aboard.

 

[Jay G]

Thank you, nice to be here.