Stereo Question
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Stereo Question
I know this has been discussed before but I still haven’t found a good solution….
I have a 2002 coupe with the original Bose stereo. It has the CD option but no multi disc changer. I’m looking for an option that allows me to play my iPhone music, - either via Bluetooth or a wire connection. I’ve tried the FM adaptor that goes in the cig lighter socket but was not impressed with that approach. And I don’t want to swap for a new head unit.
If you know of a solution that is easy to use & provides excellent sound quality, please lmk.
I have a 2002 coupe with the original Bose stereo. It has the CD option but no multi disc changer. I’m looking for an option that allows me to play my iPhone music, - either via Bluetooth or a wire connection. I’ve tried the FM adaptor that goes in the cig lighter socket but was not impressed with that approach. And I don’t want to swap for a new head unit.
If you know of a solution that is easy to use & provides excellent sound quality, please lmk.
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My 2003 came with some kind of adapter and wire plugged into the 12 disc cd connector. It worked for a second when I first tried but then got a message about something something incompatibility. I figured this was an iPhone thing since they never play well with others. Been thinking about trying a generic mp3 player to see if it would work.
