Thanks for the reply icspots. California is going to mandatory hands-free cell phone use in cars starting in July, 2009. I've got to start planning for all 3 vehicles.I've only seen installs on two handsfree systems in the 3. One is the parrot CK3100, the other is the myron and davis BT700. Both look pretty spiffy.
Thanks clos561, but I'd really like something that doesn't have to be charged. Still... pretty cool looking.https://www.amazon.com/dp/ (commissions earned)
this is pretty badass, kinda expensive but its cool, there are cheaper ones for about 80.00. look around on amazon.com
Both of these look pretty cool. The Parrot is a little cheaper. I have no problem cutting wires as long as I can get a wiring diagram or pin-out diagram. Thanks again. I gotta believe more posters will be going this direction soon as our "nanny-state" government doles out more legislation on this issue.I've only seen installs on two handsfree systems in the 3. One is the parrot CK3100, the other is the myron and davis BT700. Both look pretty spiffy.
The install I saw on the M&D used a wiring harness so there wasn't any need to cut/splice any wires.. the only thing that was irreversible was that the installer cut a hole in the stereo faceplate where it says "multi function...." to run the wire through to the head unit. He ended up selling it to another forum member as apparently the M&D unit has problems with over amping the signal when used with the bose system. Works fine in the regular one.
From what I understand of the parrot it involves a little bit of wire cutting unless you splurge for a harness.
I've only seen installs on two handsfree systems in the 3. One is the parrot CK3100, the other is the myron and davis BT700. Both look pretty spiffy.
The install I saw on the M&D used a wiring harness so there wasn't any need to cut/splice any wires.. the only thing that was irreversible was that the installer cut a hole in the stereo faceplate where it says "multi function...." to run the wire through to the head unit. He ended up selling it to another forum member as apparently the M&D unit has problems with over amping the signal when used with the bose system. Works fine in the regular one.
From what I understand of the parrot it involves a little bit of wire cutting unless you splurge for a harness.
my brother just installed my parrot bluetooth. I got the 3200 and its great. it took him all of 1.5-2 hours to install (he does this for a living thought). I would highly recomend it
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this is pretty badass, kinda expensive but its cool, there are cheaper ones for about 80.00. look around on amazon.com
here is my install
http://www.msprotege.com/forum/showthread.php?t=123700131