Is anyone using an aftermarket headunit with built in bluetooth handsfree? If so, would appreciate some feedback re quality etc.
CJ
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CJ wrote:Is anyone using an aftermarket headunit with built in bluetooth handsfree? If so, would appreciate some feedback re quality etc.
CJ
TopCat wrote:Its it for be beemer CJ? I seem to remember a friend of mine had a BMW headunit with built-in bluetooth that seemed to work great. It was a newer 320d though (possibly '06, was still on NI plates), so I'm not sure does it apply here. But if it does, you might pick one up second hand?
CJ wrote:TopCat wrote:Its it for be beemer CJ? I seem to remember a friend of mine had a BMW headunit with built-in bluetooth that seemed to work great. It was a newer 320d though (possibly '06, was still on NI plates), so I'm not sure does it apply here. But if it does, you might pick one up second hand?
Yes, its for the Beemer, will check it out compatibility with those in the know. Alternatively, I might invest in a Pioneer, this one would suit the dash IMO:
http://www.pioneer.eu/tr/products/25/12 ... index.html
CJ
colm_mcm wrote:Aftermarket headunits look wrong in German cars
CJ wrote:colm_mcm wrote:Aftermarket headunits look wrong in German cars
I'm in agreement here but the OEM job has long since been replaced with a silver aftermarket unit that already looks out of place (NOI Topcat if you stuck it in!). I was hoping to kill 2 birds by sticking in a unit that fits better with the dash and has handsfree capability (although the latter is more important to me at the moment). I was also looking at sticking in an OEM headunit and buying a kit separately but the cost of both would exceed a decent aftermarket unit. No need for ipod compatibility although USB up front would be useful.
CJ
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