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Old 02-11-2007, 06:12 PM
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Default Motorola BT -> Symphony II integration

After my semi-successful PDA integration (GROMAUDIO + Palm TX), it's time for phone integration. My goal is to make it as OEM looking as possible. So I have quick questions.

Symphony II has "phone" mode, but what does it mean?
Do I need to install new microphone, or maybe 02 Audi A4 already has it somewhere?
And last but not least what kit you recommend?
Old 02-20-2007, 07:55 AM
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Default OEM bluetooth or aftermarket...

...netiher one is much harder than the other, but the OEM costs a bit more $$ for the parts.

Advantage of OEM bluetooth, full intergration including steering wheel controls to answer/dial calls. For full features, nice intergration along with RNS-E navigation unit. Components are invisible.

Advantage of aftermarket kits (like Motorola or Parrott) cost. Disadvantage is that you are left with an extra button/control switch on your dash somewhere.

Both OEM and aftermarket setups will allow for sound to pass through your exisiting speakers, and will automatically mute when calls are placed/received.

Both choices are fine, depends on what you want, and how much you are willing to spend.
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Default Power

I don't have navigation or fancy steering wheel.
The only thing that really bothered me is how to power Bluetooth components, I heard stereo doesn't offer enough juice.
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Default you hook right up to the power leads under the dash...

most BT kits will come with a power wire that includes an in-line fuse. Just connect the other end to the power leads. There will probably be a wire for constant power, switched power, and ground.<ul><li><a href="https://forums.audiworld.com/telematics/msgs/1153.phtml">aftermarket BT installation</a></li></ul>
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Default wow....sounds like you are starting to make positive posts towards the OEM BT option....

...that's a new development. I remember you saying that the OEM BT option was not worth the $$....have you changed your tune yet?

Let me know if you need a harness, mic etc...I've got lots of them in stock.

Good luck!!!
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