Just need some names of Bluetooth stereos that will plug and play?
Is there such a thing?
if you have some space on the FM band for frequency modulators, using a bluetooth one such as this could be a cheap fix.
have a look at these threads...
http://www.planet-9.com/987-cayman-...ter-electronics/105369-best-15-dollars-i-spent-my-cayman-so-far.html?highlight=
http://www.planet-9.com/981-cayman-...ectronics/83267-bluetooth-streaming-base-audio-40-a.html?highlight=bluetooth+fm
How about this:
http://www.planet-9.com/987-cayman-...-and-boxster-electronics/77944-hualingan-chinese-cayman-911-headunit-movie.html
If it's a non-bose system - any head unit with bluetooth will be plug and play with the correct harness adapter (free from crutchfield if you buy the head unit from them). If it's a bose unit - you'll need a fiber optic converter. This will be a bit more wiring, but if done right still plug and play.
I installed an Apple Play compatible Pioneer unit and it's awesome! Supports Android Drive as well so you can have your prime apps and Navigation from your phone appear on the 7" Screen!
Pioneer AVH-4100NEX In-Dash Multimedia DVD Receiver with 7" WVGA Touchscreen Display
You can also get a separate 5-channel amp and bypass the Bose amp. Generally about the same price for either the amp or MOST harness.
There is a new product - Metra Axxess wiring interface that allows for integration with the MOST Bose system. Has anyone had any experience with this product? Seems like a good alternative to NAVTV MOST HUR for less than half the cost.
This NAVTV alternative looks interesting. Handles front/rear fader, to some degree at least. 9,000 rubles works out to about 145 bucks. Has anyone here ever purchased directly from Russia before?
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I bought the Axxess harness interface from Crutchfield. It works on my 07 Boxster. I installed a Pioneer HU. I now have Android Auto and Bluetooth music streaming. The nav is handled through Andriod Auto. No issues except for the HD radio reception is non-existent.
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Did you buy the antenna adaptor? I think you may need that for the radio. It's also possible there aren't many HD stations where you live.
I did, but I think it may be malfunctioning. I'll replace it and report back. My wife gets HD stations on her car, so there is content.
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I bought a Bluetooth dongle to plug into the aux in port on my 2010. Works pretty well for $17, assuming I remember to turn it off and not kill the battery.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B075JBLGLB
B5rider -
Re: poor radio reception - You connected the blue/white antenna wire from the Pioneer to the white antenna booster wire in the car's harness, right?
