I've got one of these which works well with the added bonus of DAB+ radio which worked well when I drove through France, Belgium, Switzerland & Italy last summer. It's powered through a 12v power socket but, if you've not got one fitted, can be hard wired to the fuse box (powered by ignition or you'll have to turn it off each time to avoid battery drain). I've had it approx 9 months and no problems with it. Register it with them and (in the UK at least) you get an extended 3 year warranty. You also get lifetime support once you've registered it within 30 days.
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but can be bought a lot cheaper...quite a lot cheaper!
https://www.amazon.c...=majority audio
You can either connect it through the aux in or pair it to an unused FM frequency although it works better via cable. All you do is bluetooth the phone to the unit and off you go. Only fiddly bit is where to hide all the excess aerial cable.
Wow, that looks very interesting! I wish I'd seen it before I ordered the unit in my original post. That said, the unit arrived, I plugged it in and it works, straight out of the box. No setting up at all. Streams Bluetooth very well. The only downside so far is that there is a marked difference in volume with the radio. The BT audio is much less loud. I pretty much have to double the volume setting. But that's also true of the integrated Kenwood unit I have in my Alfa. Not sure what's to blame, whether it's the iPhone that has a low output or whether it's the BT norm itself, or whether it's the amplifier circuits. Still, I now have BT audio and hads-free phoning, which is cool. I may well upgrade at some point to your unit though. I like how compact it is. I could get rid of the radio altogether, which is currently mounted under the dash on the passenger side. My wife would appreciate the extra legroom :)
