Could I use this with my car stereo and Smartphone? I have analog line in and bluetooth audio as options.
1249866
Yes, You can use the aux input in your car. Sound quality in the car will depend from your car stereo system... Same as headphones, you can use high impedance one...
1249867
Andre is correct. You don't need this for a car. I would look into a GROM audio adapter and see if that will work. If you're really lucky you might have a cd changer port on the back of your stereo. If so you can use the GROM usb3 unit to pump the digital audio directly into your car stereo and let the DAC in your stereo decode it for you. I just installed one in my 2000 accord and it sounds great. Otherwise you could use an FM bypass unit but I don't really like those. You're probably best off with the aux or bluetooth you already have.
1249868
You can use the aux input. You'll need good speakers or else the amp will just make the music rough and distorted.
1249869
This is a terrible idea... there's no valid reason to plug this into your car.
709674
this might work: Mpow Portable Bluetooth Receiver A2DP Wireless Audio Adapter I use it with my car stereo that has an aux input jack. The Mpow comes with a male/male audio cable that connects between the Mpow device and the speaker's audio input jack. Once you pair your music device with the Mpow, they should connect automatically each time.
1632689
yes, a phone can connect to one device for A2DP stereo media playback and another device for Phone calls. My car has Blutooth phone capabilities, but not media. I have successfully had both connected at the same time.
894949
Only if your car and phone where connected via bluetooth or usb cable, but that would eliminate the need for this device. A car can't pass those kind of commands / signals through the aux jack alone. This device has those buttons made onto it directly. It's a great product and I highly recommend it.
1986757
I use it as an adapter from my phone. It sounds good on my factory car stereo. I'm pleased with it. I imagine that if I had a better sound system in my car it could make it to great.
736649
As long as the iPod had bluetooth you are good to go. If not, then you would have to use a stereo cable to plug into the aux input.
2103916
Yes, at least for Android, disable the phone headset bluetooth profile in the phone settings for this device. Audio streaming is a separate profile. Works everyday in my Nissan Rogue.
812253
I don't see any reason why this wont work. If you can use headphones with your cellphone, you're good on the cellphone. And if you have aux-in input in your car, you are good on your car as well.
977624
Sure, just plug into the aux port using a cable or use one of these babies and blu-tooth it since the speaker has no blu-tooth option: http://www.amazon.com/Generic-Bluetooth-Stereo-Receiver-Speaker/dp/B00HT07QXI/
939433
You would have to convert the audio to mono before it's sent out on bluetooth. I do this with my smartphone and it works great. The drawback is that when you're receiving music in this fashion, the device functions as a bluetooth headset and the "hearing aid" function shuts off.
170415
Im not 100% sure about this as it is only used in the car but based on previous research do not think you can connect to regular audio system
2134395
No, I doubt it. Using this Bluetooth adapter would be just like physically plugging in your phone through your cars 3.5 aux mini jack. (some models or head units may allow for song /artist data to be transferred this way but I know my car won't) I put my phone in a cup holder and rely on it for song info /selection. If you were really serious I guess you could get a dash mount for your phone.
1304726
Yes you can. But I don't recommend buying it if you gonna use the bluetooth connection. It worked the first month and now I have to use the aux cable.
519856
Yes. As long as your phone has A2DP Bluetooth, you can stream anything from your phone through your car radio. If your phone is not A2DP Bluetooth, there is a USB cable to allow you to stream through your car radio. But unless your phone is really old (over 5 years) it will work. Check out Parrot's website for info: http://www.parrot.com/usa/products/bluetooth-hands-free-car-kits/
1094209
Im sorry i dont know i only use it with aux and bluetooth. Hope someone else can answer that for you. Take care.
509761
I haven't used this in the car. Theoretically it is possible if you connect it in a car with a 30 pin cable that splits to a 3.5mm connection (plug into AUX input) and a USB connection (plug into a car charger). But, I highly doubt that will display the info on the car dashboard. That isn't what it was designed to do. I agree with the other answer in regard to sound quality. It is MUCH better than Bluetooth.
889587
I would assume you are planning on plugging this into an existing aux input for the radio in your vehicle. You would then pair this with your phone as a media receiving device to transmit that media to your vehicle's radio though that aux input. Then if your vehicle allows yo to connect your phone for calls, you could also do that. My phone allows me to connect my phone calls to one bluetooth device and the media to another at the same time.