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Anyone have any idea on how this is achieved http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/2916874460 ... noapp=true i've looked at several of them on ebay and of coarse none of them give an detail on how it was performed or what equipment was used im just curious i think it would be way cooler than the AUX input install.
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How would they make money then? Hahaha

I'm pretty sure they go inside the radio and install a L+R signal wire where the tape would otherwise be. I have a Bose head unit with something similar done to it under my bed. However it is a iPod/iPhone 4 only aux wire.
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I know they would lose money Nos :lol: i'm just wondering :dontknow: what device they possibly used to do this, i checked everywhere on google and couldn't find any type of device like it.
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I would go for a generic bluetooth receiver myself: https://www.amazon.com/Mpow-Streambot-B ... h+receiver

Of course, I say that, and I actually have one of those, and it is lacking in the sound quality department.
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Then I got to thinking, it's likely something more like this: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Bluetooth-4-0-A ... SwUfNXSVWQ
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RJolly87 wrote:Then I got to thinking, it's likely something more like this: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Bluetooth-4-0-A ... SwUfNXSVWQ
Not bad wonder how they wire it? And turn it on?
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