does it work with iphone 3g? has anyone found out if this unit cd-btb200 will pair with the iphone 3g?, if so does it work pretty good. i have avh-31000dvd player and want to add the bluetooth adapter for my iphone. does it work with iphone 3g? has anyone found out if this unit cd-btb200 will pair with the iphone 3g?, if so does it work pretty good. i have avh-31000dvd player and want to add the bluetooth... » Read More does it work with iphone 3g? has anyone found out if this unit cd-btb200 will pair with the iphone 3g?, if so does it work pretty good. i have avh-31000dvd player and want to add the bluetooth adapter for my iphone. « Show Less
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Yes it does pair with the iphone 3G. I used to have superb call quality, but the BT Audio for song playback skipped sometimes. When I got the iPhone 4, the skipping for the BT Audio on songs stopped permanently. I am believing that Apple had stepped up their game with the Bluetooth quality on the iOS4 software package for the iPhone 4.
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It will work, but you will only be able to answer/hang up calls. U will not be able to push your contacts to your radio because it uses a different bluetooth profile.
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Works great with iPhone 3GS running OS4. But you can only answer and hang up. No phone book transfer.
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I have used it with my 4th gen iPad, but usually my 2-year old iPod Touch is connected. I seem to recall having used my iPhone 5 w/ adapter, but I can't find my adapter to test it. I have my iTunes and Kindle books synched with all my devices--and have Pandora and Spotify--so seldom have found the need to swap out the devices with this player. All I can say is everything I have attached to it has played with no problem.
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I no longer have an IPHONE. I use my IPOD with this radio and it works quite well. It appears it has enough space to support the iphone. It seems to be a good radio for the price. Would have to spend alot more money for better quality sound. Hope this helps. [I think the paperwork said it did support the iphone]
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I found that the blu ray player has to be connected to the network via wireless. A hard wired connection won't allow the iphone app to work. No idea why, but I tried for a long time to get it to work over a wired connection. Everything showed up on the network just as you are finding. It worked the first time via wireless. I found that out via scanning several forums. Hope this helps.
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My Backbeat 903 works wonderfully with my older iPhone (3G) and it's great to have hands free high fidelity stereo iPod app music and immediately switch to incoming phone calls with a single button press, then go back to music automatically. Love it! However (minor alas), I haven't been able to get the 903 to work with my iMac, even though the BlueTooth panel shows that it's paired... It just gives up and says "Bluetooth audio failed. (There was an error connecting to your headset. Make sure it is turned on and in range. The audio portion of the program you were using may have to be restarted.) followed by a button with "Stop using headset"... Any suggestions?
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The Yamaha web site lists the details of all the models, http://usa.yamaha.com/products/audio-visual/hometheater-systems/home-theater-package/yht-597/?mode=modelOne of the features that were added is AirPlay which allows you to play music/video your iPhone through the unit with out any physical connection. I have used this and it works very well.
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Sound quality on Bluetooth devices is a confusing issue. So I'll try to clarify. There are two defining factors : 1. "Audio Source Quality" and 2. "Bluetooth transmission CODEC". 1. is simple enough, but 2. isn't. A BT device has several "Codecs", that it works with. For audio stream, major ones are "aptX" "AAC" and "SBC". And "SBC" is the root cause of "inferior audio quality on Bluetooth". "Sub-band codec" is the full name, and it's a codec designed for devices with low processing power. To put simply, it sounds absolutely aweful! If your smartphone supports "aptX" and or "AAC", the sound quality will be good, good enough that average person will not notice degration. With "SBC", most music fans will notice the difference. Then it will get really confusing, if a device only supports "aptX / SBC" and not "AAC". Most Androids support "aptX / SBC", in this case, "aptX" will be used and sounds fine. iPhones on the other hand, only supports "AAC/SBC" and not "aptX". In this case, iPhone falls back to using "SBC", and works with bad quality audio. And Mediabridge seems to be this device, that "Works well with Androids" and "Kinda works with iPhones, albeit with bad quality audio". If you ask anyone about the "Sound quality on BT device", it is vitally important to know "What was used with", as you may be comparing oranges to apples, two completely different codecs housed in the same box. For marketing reasons, as long as a device works even with SBC, it is labled as "Wokrs with iPhone". You should be very careful choosing a BT device for audio, to use with iPhone. #If you weren't satisftied with the earbuds that came with an early Apple iPhones, you will definitely notice the high-pitched harmonic distortion of SBC.
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I only have the CD-BTB200 - not sure what the state 4 dex p99rs is - I have it plugged into a 2008-era Pioneer head unit. It worked great with my iPhone 4s, my HTC EVO, and my now my Motorola Razr HD Maxx. I've also used a few Blackberry's with it (8330s). It is cumbersome initially to pair it - takes a few minutes, but after that it works virtually 100% of the time. When I turn on my truck it automatically connects to my phone as both a phone and an audio source. Sound quality is excellent both ways.
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Yes, it's works with playstation 3. Xbox 360, iPhones , iPads, iPods and any media player that has Bluetooth. Headset has a mic, so you can answer call with it when paired to your iPhone.
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This is a problem with the BA ST3 and the iPhone. I had the same issue with the iPhone and another device. From BlueAnt Tech Support: "The Supertooth 3 is able to pair up to 8 devices but there is something on the Iphone that makes it differ from other phones. Once the Iphone is paired to any bluetooth device it takes priority. So if you were to switch the Supertooth 3 off of the Iphone and connect it to the other phone then try to re-connect back to the Iphone it would require the Supertooth to be completely re-paired to the device. This is only a issue with the Iphone as it does take priority over any bluetooth device. If you have any other questions or concerns please let me know." It sucks. This is a great device for use with ONE phone. But add another and it goes downhill. You need to re-pair every time and given that it takes a few minutes to pair with this device, as it tries to re-download your address book every time and spends all this time and makes all this noise announcing its progress as it transfers contacts, its becomes a huge annoyance. I have 500 contacts in my iPhone and I am getting sick of hearing all this stuff or even dealing with this re-pairing stuff. As good as the unit is in other respects, this does suck.
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Does anyone with an iPhone have experience with using this product? I, like the original questioner, need this device just for media/music. My car's Bluetooth is set up for Phone calling/receiving. Apple iPhone does not allow you to set up "Phone only" and "Media only" profiles for Bluetooth like Android does. I'm curious to hear from someone who has used this and owns an iPhone.
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I also have an iPhone 4. Here is how it worked for me. I just turned on the speaker, then went to settings and bluetooth on my iPhone. Once the device showed up as BT-150, I tapped it and it connected. Of course you have to be within 30 feet or so from the speaker.
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Hello Arthur, I do not use this Bluetooth Music Adapter with AVR. I used this device as BT (Bluetooth) transmitter so I can listen to music in my PC with my BT stereo headset. Just simple connect this device to headset output from PC. This device is also a BT receiver, you can use it to receive from your BT devices (Iphone, smart phone ....) you will need a Y wire connecter to connect to L/R audio input of your AVR. I did not try this configuration yet. Hope this help. John N.
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Good morning, personally I use a iPhone, however I know people who simply connect the device via bluetooth to the ISFM22 and manually set the radio to match the factory preset on the hardware since the apple application won't work on their windows phone. I've had the product for several months and use it almost everyday. One thing I will caution you of is the toggle switch adapter that ships with the unit. The quality could be better and I was forced to replace it with an actual vehicle toggle switch after about a week of us. The product does everything it promises.
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I never tryed a TV, but no problems with my iPad, using bluetooth. There's no CD player in the model sold in USA. I read that in Europe there is a version with CD player.
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I've had no problems with my Iphone 4. great hands free calling. After I paired phone with unit I have not had to do it again. I suggest power down phone and restart it, same with JVC unit. Try to pair with unit again. if you continue to have problems I would check to see if bt dongle is faulty. here is link to jvc store shows picture.http://store.jvc.com/product.asp?Model=ks-ubt1
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apparently this unit is only compatible with Google Play and not the Apple store... Hard to believe but true.. personally with the type of high quality bluetooth speakers available today I would be looking that route since you have iPhone.