Thread: Bluetooth Dongle Adapter for my aftermarket HU

Wondering if I should give this a try or not. The current 3.25mm headphone to rca cable going into the back of my headunit has a short. Near the plug that hooks into my phone. My HU is about 8 years old and doesn't have bluetooth. So I thought this might be a nicer solution.

http://www.amazon.com/Fusion-MS-BT10...th+adapter+rca

Inputs, thoughts, and suggestions wanted!

Thanks,

Ryno

Ryan.. It's a cable or it's a jack?

If it's a cable you have plugged into a jack, we'll make you change just the cable. If it's a wire going into the head unit..you could pop it open and solder a new one in.

Basically it's a rca cable plugged into a aux rca jack in the back of my radio. The side that plugs into my phone is the standard headphone plug where the issue resides. Yes I've though about cutting the plug off and soldering on a new one.

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I have this and it works really well. Hold a charge for a long time and uses the same cable as a cell phone so it's not a pain to charge. Reading the reviews for the one you linked sounds like a pain because it's doesn't automatically reconnect.

http://www.amazon.com/Motorola-Roads...+speaker+phone

The one I listed is more of an input to my radio vs just a Bluetooth speaker

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Ya, was just throwing it out there as something to consider. I personally like something like that better but the idea of what you posted being hidden is nice. The Motorola thing though can go through the headunit into the car speakers.

Cool. I'd probably have to hardwire that as well though

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No wiring need for it. It tunes into a radio station so all you have to do is save the station to a preset to use it everytime you get a call. Or you can just let it go through the things speaker which is what i do.

Hmm... I'll look into it

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Got my Moto Bluetooth today. Sending it back. I got it on a scratch and dent on Amazon. The FM modulator has alot of static and the music fades in and out. Cool device, sad it didn't work really.

Are you going to buy a brand new one or go with something else?

Not sure at the moment. That Motorola was cool. I might try the Jabra version.

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Anyone tried the Jabra? It seems both have contradicting reviews. Some say the FM modulation sucks streaming and others seem to think it's OK.

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