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Listening to iphone music on car's Bluetooth ?
#41
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Unfortunatly my 2011 GS (2LT) with the standard Delco radio and no Nav does not have a USB connector anywhere in the car.
All I have is that real little input jack in the upper right side of the radio panel.
Still can't figure out what it's good for ... The iPhone don't have that kind of jack on it.
Maybe to connect to some cheap little hand held CD player?
All I have is that real little input jack in the upper right side of the radio panel.
Still can't figure out what it's good for ... The iPhone don't have that kind of jack on it.
Maybe to connect to some cheap little hand held CD player?
#42
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I have one of these. Not as elegant as the PAL, but it charges the phone and plays music.
http://compare.ebay.com/like/3505502..._lwgsi=y&cbt=y
http://compare.ebay.com/like/3505502..._lwgsi=y&cbt=y
#43
I have one of these. Not as elegant as the PAL, but it charges the phone and plays music.
http://compare.ebay.com/like/3505502..._lwgsi=y&cbt=y
http://compare.ebay.com/like/3505502..._lwgsi=y&cbt=y
On a Corvette, You could plug it in under the armrest console, but the AUX input is on the Deck. With the PAL/ V2 Unit everything is hidden, Very clean install. Some corvette don't have the AUX input so you are back to something else. My suggestion would be the PAL unit from Ray.
#44
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You have to plug in two things with that, Besides the mess of cables running through your car, Nice and cheap way of doing it. But i prefer a cleaner install, just my preference.
On a Corvette, You could plug it in under the armrest console, but the AUX input is on the Deck. With the PAL/ V2 Unit everything is hidden, Very clean install. Some corvette don't have the AUX input so you are back to something else. My suggestion would be the PAL unit from Ray.
On a Corvette, You could plug it in under the armrest console, but the AUX input is on the Deck. With the PAL/ V2 Unit everything is hidden, Very clean install. Some corvette don't have the AUX input so you are back to something else. My suggestion would be the PAL unit from Ray.
#45
@sportcruiser - Not sure what you mean by "functionally equivalent", As the pal unit, you have use of controls on steering wheel as it will change or switch to next track. It also does it on Pandora also, I am sure you would have the same functions with a NAV units too, Plus the functionally of playlist's and Podcasts listed on the display of the radio.
I am sure you don't have use of steering wheel control with that style, I have used one similar in style on another vehicle i own as they did not make a unit to integrate the iPhone to my Radio. As i really like using my phone for my music. It works pretty good, but you have to manually change tracks or what ever on the phone. It sure beats the FM transmitters, they are just plain terrible.
It sure beats XM and regular radio stations with the use of Pandora, I wished they had some sort of News cast on Pandora, also XM sounds quality is not that great.
I am sure you don't have use of steering wheel control with that style, I have used one similar in style on another vehicle i own as they did not make a unit to integrate the iPhone to my Radio. As i really like using my phone for my music. It works pretty good, but you have to manually change tracks or what ever on the phone. It sure beats the FM transmitters, they are just plain terrible.
It sure beats XM and regular radio stations with the use of Pandora, I wished they had some sort of News cast on Pandora, also XM sounds quality is not that great.
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