Will this work on a Pioneer head unit? My goal is to connect my iPhone to this adapter via BT, then stream music through the head unit's USB port.
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Don't bother with this blue tooth adapter it's useless just spend the £ and get a decent one . You will be less frustrated and will be happier in the end
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My set up is much further apart than yours so you should have no problems. Remember the transmitter unit has inputs for Digital fibre and co-ax, or phono/RCA connectors. The receiver unit has RCA/phono outputs. You will need a mains power socket and adapter at each end (iPhone/USB chargers worked for me), you will also need a USB to micro HDMI type cable to power the receiver end.
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Steven - it works to connect my iPod - recent model to my car stereo system. Ben
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I know this is a late response, but here goes. I too wanted to find an alternative to connecting my iPod from the front of the AVH-P3300BT, but no dice. I contacted the Pioneer Electronics and asked whether the CD-I200 was compatible with the radio. And I was told, "No." So, then I sent another email asking if Pioneer made a product that would connect to the back of the AVH-P3300BT via the IP Bus connection on the back of the radio. The return response was from a person named Gill from Customer Service. He said, "Unfortunately, an i-Pod interface which connects to the back of this unit is not available. All i-Pod operations must be performed using the connections on the front of the radio." So, I am sorry to say the ability to connect the iPod from the back of the radio is not currently available. :-(
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This will receive Bluetooth audio from any Bluetooth compatible device and plug into any stereo mini phone analog audio input, mixer, reciever, car radio with aux input etc. it is a Bluetooth reciever, not a transmitter. Will NOT pair your iPod with BT headphones and such. For that you need a transmitter. I like the TAO transmitter.
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Not sure about this one..... try the Pioneer's customer support, they should be able to help you regarding this matter.
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As long as one item with Aux input has BT, this should make both devices compatable. I use my IPhone as my BT device and use the adapter to plug in aux jack on my powered speakers on my Harley. Works well, but for long rides device battery will die and needs to be recharged separately.
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It works fine !!!! I have it connected to a pioneer AVH- X3500 !!!! No problems
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No. It will only work for streaming audio to a speaker dock or car stereo that has the older 30 pin apple plug.
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Wish I could help you. I bought the Bluetooth receiver to dock with my Sony mini hi-fi component system (MHC-EC609iP) product doesn't work with this system. It powers up and let's me connect via Bluetooth but the Sony keeps requesting that I dock my iPod touch, of course that can't happen, the Bluetooth receiver is docked there. Dumb stereo design by Sony? I plan to bring both my iPod & BT receiver with me when I shop for a different stereo so that way I can make sure it works. Hope this is helpful to anyone out there.
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This is a receiver. This will take a source like your BT enabled phone or tablet and connect to an audio input. I use this in my car that has an auxiliary input as a way to connect my iPhone to it via BT. I think you are looking for something that transmits from your TV to your BT headphones, which is something more like this: Aukey Wireless Bluetooth Audio Transmitter Portable Bluetooth Stereo Music Adapter Dongle with A2DP and aptX Low Latency Technology (BT-C1, Black)
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There is supposedly a cable that can be purchased from pioneer however I have been unable to find where on there site to purchase it. You also need an adapter from apple to make it work.
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I have this adapter for my 2012 KIA soul and it appears to only work on my old Ipod. It does not work to play music from any of the I phones 4-6. The adapter only fits the ports of the older model Ipod... I hope that helps.
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Good question. I'm unsure, try calling pioneer to better answer your question. Sorry I couldn't help.
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I am using it in a pioneer car system for my ipod connection and it works perfectly . I hope this helps
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Yes and no. The only BT device that works with this radio is the MS-BT100. It only allows you to pause, play, FF, song display etc from your smartphone ONLY! It renders those buttons on your radio itself useless. The only thing you will be able to control from the radio face is the volume basically turning that 5" radio on your dash into nothing more than a volume button. Before this I had an iPhone 4s that worked great with the 30 pin adapter but after upgrading to the iPhone 6 this is my only option. If you have a iPhone 5 or later buy a fusion radio that is comparable with the MS-bt200 thus allowing you full control of your music from the radio dash. Yes and no. The only BT device that works with this radio is the MS-BT100. It only allows you to pause, play, FF, song display etc from your smartphone ONLY! It renders those buttons on your radio itself useless. The only thing you will be able to control from the radio face is the volume basically turning that 5" radio on your dash into nothing more than a volume button. Before this I had an iPhone 4s that worked great with the 30 pin adapter but after upgrading to the iPhone 6 this is my only option. If you have a iPhone 5 or later buy a fusion radio that is comparable with the... » Read More Yes and no. The only BT device that works with this radio is the MS-BT100. It only allows you to pause, play, FF, song display etc from your smartphone ONLY! It renders those buttons on your radio itself useless. The only thing you will be able to control from the radio face is the volume basically turning that 5" radio on your dash into nothing more than a volume button. Before this I had an iPhone 4s that worked great with the 30 pin adapter but after upgrading to the iPhone 6 this is my only option. If you have a iPhone 5 or later buy a fusion radio that is comparable with the MS-bt200 thus allowing you full control of your music from the radio dash. « Show Less
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No. This is an iPod pin connector. I was able to use it on an iPhone 4s most recently. I believe they sell an aux cable that can be connected to the back attachment of this adapter. In that case any music playing device with headphone jack would work.