My car has a bluetooth add-on for calls only. It is not part of the radio. Will the Airwave coexist with my existing setup?
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this is for audio only a input to connect to speakers and it works great and is easy to set up in your car this will connect to your speakers not your phone
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I think the answer is yes. I use this device and also use a handsfree earpiece to make/answer calls while listening to music. When I receive a call, my phone pauses the music or podcast for the duration of the call. I love this device and am thinking of getting another for home use.
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Short answer yes, they will be separate. However save your money. I ended up throwing this in the trash after about a year and a half. It only works when it wants which isn't often. The connectivity drops out all the time. The connections for the cords are not secure and fall out all the time meaning it won't stay charged. Save your money.
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Typically most phones can only link to one Bluetooth device at a time. You would only be able to use one or the other. The airwave also stops streaming when you receive a call. Unit only streams media.
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I was using the AirEnaber for the car which did not have airplay. Since it didn't't work in the car I used the enabler on my Bose wave radio in the bedroom to make the Bose Airplay enabled. In this way I am able to play all the songs from my iPhone through the Bose.
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I use Bluetooth with my car's newly installed non-factory audio receiver and it works very quickly and efficiently outputting audio of the conversation through my car's speakers and microphone so that I don't have to use a hands free corded or a hands free bluetooth on an ear.
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I hope your bluettoth transmiter has an option to select to which device to connect, because it may happen that transmiter confuse the connection. I use these speakes in my car and with my phone there pretty fine.
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no. this is fm transmitter with Bluetooth if you have a car with Bluetooth ,you don't have to buy this device
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I have a 2010 VW Tiguan and it has handsfree bluetooth. I never have interference between the two bluetooth devices. And Spotify works flawlessly. Had it for almost a year and it still works great. Enjoy.
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What about using a wireless transmitter, if you don't have an AUX jack in the car?
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This is intended for cars without bluetooth. I don't know why you would have a need for it if your car is bluetooth capable already.
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Yes, you are able to transmit phone calls, Pandora, and other music libraries, etc all through your car radio.
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This is Kevin from ReplacementRadios. You can use a standard FM antenna connection or a 3.5mm aux input for this product. If your FM antenna connection isn't present on the radio, you'd need to use your aux input, so you'll have a cable coming out from behind the dash and running to that aux plug. Then you'll select your aux input button to listen to Bluetooth audio coming through the device. If you have found this answer helpful, please consider purchasing from ReplacementRadios We're an authorized iSimple retailer, which ensures you get a valid warranty and free iSimple tech support.
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No, you do not need an app. It plugs in and works. On your car radio connect to a frequency that is not being used and set your device to the same channel. It works great.
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No. Your vehicle is not on the Application List from the manufacturer's website. Your radio is also not navigation, which is a requirement. So it won't work for you.
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So no it won't you would need to find a Bluetooth receiver if your car stereo has an auxiliary in headphone jack.You only have to pair it once.
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No, your car doesn't have to have bluetooth capabilities. The connection works like this:Phone to Tunelink via bluetoothTunelink to car/stereo via FM transmitter or AUX in port
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If you plug in the 'dongle' thing to the side, you should be able to turn on the FM mod and use it in the car.It uses that as an 'antenna' to broadcast to your FM radio.
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Should, connect, but can be an FM frequency challenge. I actually returned mine. Even in southern delaware where there are not a lot of high powered radio stations, I got a lot of interference and need to switch frequencies. For the same price, about, I bought a usb ready receiver to replace to manufacturer unit in my 97 miata. Plug the iPhone in with a lightning cable and rock on. Control from the head unit or the phone. Charges at the same time. &#128526;
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No. This is not a Bluetooth transmitter its an FM radio transmitter so you can dial into your radio station. You want a 3.5mm to Bluetooth RECIEVER for inside a car on the stereo's aux input, if available (no music to the headset as that is illegal inside a vehicle), or a 3.5mm to Bluetooth TRANSMITTER, for use outside of a vehicle putting music straight to your headset (bypassing the "only calls" function of most Bluetooth ear pieces). Try this