Wireless Music Options

[marman]

Took a pic
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[samvq1]

There was a guy on the Malibu Crew forum that removed the head unit completely and used his Iphone/Itouch to control the audio via Bluetooth. I don't remember exactly how he did it but it looked cool. The thread name was chadilac MXZ. You will have to read through the thread to find it.

[motosno963]

i might just do this in my boat..last summer i picked up a new kenwood ( http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...-KMR-700U.html ) and you have to pop open the head unit to hook you iphone up to it. i like that but when you get a call or someone needs there phone its a pain sometimes when everyone throws there crap in front of the head unit

[hphp77]

http://www.wetsounds.com/pages/products/WW-VC-BT.html

[kevkev]

I bought one of these last year and installed it in my boat. Works good, doesn't give you the same clarity as a line in but it does give you the ability to change your music from anywhere.Wet Sounds Bluetooth.jpg

[csm]

I tried the after-market bluetooth add on (not the Wetsounds one), but I just wasn't happy with the quality compared to wired. I ended up running a cable for my iphone from the HU, through the ski locker, up through the footwell. Not real pretty, but I just keep my iphone in the cupholders by my right foot and control the music from there.

[gisepi]

I have a belkin aircast, works pretty slick but it does take up the aux pwr plug in the glove box as it needs constant pwr. i went this way so i didnt have to deal with recharging. The wetsounds one is also a great option but requires a little install work but if you have a WS-420 it plugs directly into that.

[MLA]

The Wet Sounds BT is universal. It will interface with any EQ's main or AUX input or head-units with AUX inputs. At the most, you might need a 3.5mm F x male RCA stereo cable.

[motosno963]

http://www.wakeboards.com/Roswell-Cy...well_cybox.htm

[MLA]

http://www.wakeboards.com/Roswell-Cy...well_cybox.htm

With a 4v line out, that will work good as a stand-alone source unit, but its way too hot to connect to the AUX of a head-unit.