kenzo42

Has anyone purchased a Bluetooth headunit? I drove a Prius last week and I really liked the convenience of hooking my phone up to the BT in the headunit.

I talk on my phone and listen to music in my car frequently so tinniness should be minimal.

Any recs for best bang for the buck BT headunit? Cheaper the better. I don't need touchscreen.

EsotericImage

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single or dual din?

kenzo42

Single.

DomCar101

Hello Kenzo42,

I am in the same dilemma. Honda Accord head unit radio does not provide sound. I have been researching the cheapest option with AUX, USB, Bluetooth and CD to install. I have visited Walmart and found units for about one hundred dollars, but I have to get an installation kit. There are some nice options and some cheap options. I found several websites for suggestions. I personally am thinking of the following:

1. http://www.crutchfield.com/p_105KDX2...KD-X250BT.html
2.
Good luck,

edzy

Best bang for buck would be

http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...ion-CZ702.html

fcm

That depends on what you mean bt best bang for the buck, Sonic Electronix, like many other online sites, is not an authorized dealer for most of the things they sell, eg; they are not an authorized Alpine dealer, so although their Alpine product comes with a 1 year warranty, it is Sonic Electronics that covers warranty, NOT Alpine.

And like most sites, you need a RA, [return autorization] from them before shipping anything back, you pay shipping, they deside if it is something they will cover.

I recommend always buying from an authorized dealer, online or retail, I always support my local retail outlets for anything I buy, so if I have a problem, I can just go back to that store for warranty problems if I have them, I can also talk to a salesman face to face not play telephone or Email/text tag with someone. 94

edzy

He can purchase from crutch field which is authorized

http://www.crutchfield.com/S-Aa6gujO...ion-CZ702.html

burnoutboy

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I have a Sony DSX-S300BTX, with the optional bluetooth microphone and a HD Radio receiver. **** is *******!

You can keep an iPod or other MP3 player IN the headunit too





I LOVE IT! No negatives at all except it doesn't take CD's but who the **** carries CDs anymore.

Specifications

RMS Power Output: 4x20 Watts
Remote Control: Yes
Preamp Voltage: 4 volts
Subwoofer Preamp Outputs: Yes
Maximum Power: 4x52 Watts
HD Radio: Optional
DIN: 1
Detachable Face: Yes
Built-in EQ: Yes
Bluetooth: Yes
Front USB Input: Yes
Rear USB Input: No
Pre-amp outputs: 6
Features

2 full speed USB ports
Digital Audio Input(s): Ability to use all forms of USB devices may vary as not all devices are compatible.
This unit can be connected to the following iPods. Update your iPod to the latest software before you use it.
iPod Nano 1st generation*
iPod Nano 2nd generation (aluminum)
iPod Nano 3rd generation (video)
iPod 5th generation (video)*
iPod Classic
iPod Touch
iPhone
This unit is compliant with MSC (Mass Storage Class) and MTP (Media Transfer Protocol) type USB devices compliant with the USB standard.
This unit cannot recognize USB devices via a USB hub.
Formats Supported: MP3/WMA/AAC files
Bluetooth® Profiles: A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) 1.2 AVRCP (Audio Video Remote Control Profile) 1.3 HFP (Handsfree Profile) 1.5 HSP (Headset Profile) OPP (Object Push Profile)
SSIR-EXA AM/FM Tuner with RDS
Band: AM / FM
Station Presets: 18 FM / 12 AM
Max power output: 52 watts x 4 at 4 ohms
Preout Voltage: 4 volt
Speaker Impedance: 4-8 Ohms
Tone Controls: EQ7: 7 band EQ
Key Illumination: Switchable: Blue / Red
Dimmer Adjust: Slectable Auto adjust or manual on/off
On-Screen Clock: 12H
Dynamic Loudness
RM-X306 wireless remote included
XA-50IP USB connector for iPod included
Weight: 6

AdrianClayton

Ive got one of these currently and it works great http://www.pioneerelectronics.ca/POC...ers/DEH-7300BT

I used to have the one posted above - the BT and switched to this one.