Bluetooth adapters

[JonnyRad91]

For awhile I was looking for a solid bluetooth adapter that I could plug into the 3.5mm jack for my Bu since my current deck doesnt have Bluetooth. I finally got my hands on the answer:

HTC Stereo Clip

http://www.engadget.com/2012/05/10/htc-car-stereoclip-hands-on/

The sound quality through this thing was absolutly solid. Really didnt hear much loss of sound. It also has a 9 hour battery life but you can you can run it off of USB all day/night long.

And the best part, my stereo is connected to the the key, so every time i turn the boat off (inbetween riders and such) and roll it to aux the stereo shuts off. Well my phone stays connected to the bluetooth dongle so its just a matter of waiting for the stereo to reboot and not the bluetooth to reconnect as well.

$60 well spent.

(eventually I want to pull the stereo off the key)

[srintx]

For awhile I was looking for a solid bluetooth adapter that I could plug into the 3.5mm jack for my Bu since my current deck doesnt have Bluetooth. I finally got my hands on the answer:

HTC Stereo Clip

http://www.engadget....oclip-hands-on/

The sound quality through this thing was absolutly solid. Really didnt hear much loss of sound. It also has a 9 hour battery life but you can you can run it off of USB all day/night long.

And the best part, my stereo is connected to the the key, so every time i turn the boat off (inbetween riders and such) and roll it to aux the stereo shuts off. Well my phone stays connected to the bluetooth dongle so its just a matter of waiting for the stereo to reboot and not the bluetooth to reconnect as well.

$60 well spent.

(eventually I want to pull the stereo off the key)

Wow, that thing is small. Do you have a transom remote?

This maybe an option for us iPhone users as it can plug into the cord that plugs into the glovebox.

Edited November 23, 2012 by srintx