Best 12V bluetooth adapter?
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Best 12V bluetooth adapter?
Getting ready to stretch the ‘89’s legs on a long labor day weekend with my son to visit some family down south. I’m hoping to get some feedback from anyone who has used the 12V plug in bluetooth adapters as I want to be able to plug/charge our phones for tunes and GPS, etc. I’ve seen a bunch on Amazon but my 1989 has a very shallow 12V plug and it doesn’t look like it would accommodate most units. Feedback from anyone who has used them? My stereo is already kind of on the fritz so I’m not looking for sound quality as much as I am the ability to charge the phones and hear music through what’s left of the speakers.
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My 91 has Bose Gold system with CD and cassette. I bought on of those cassette adapters that i can use to plug my phone in to play over car system. It's pretty good and that still leaves the lighter plug for charging phone.
Last edited by CorvetteRules; Aug 20, 2020 at 08:44 PM.
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Getting ready to stretch the ‘89’s legs on a long labor day weekend with my son to visit some family down south. I’m hoping to get some feedback from anyone who has used the 12V plug in bluetooth adapters as I want to be able to plug/charge our phones for tunes and GPS, etc. I’ve seen a bunch on Amazon but my 1989 has a very shallow 12V plug and it doesn’t look like it would accommodate most units. Feedback from anyone who has used them? My stereo is already kind of on the fritz so I’m not looking for sound quality as much as I am the ability to charge the phones and hear music through what’s left of the speakers.
