A2dp Stereo

[Duke4062]

Has anyone been using A2dp to play music in they're car system? Maybee someone with one of those new aftermarket CD decks. I'm thinking of connecting motorola d800 or parrot MK 6000 bluetooth receivers into my factory integrated dash to wirelessly play tunes from my Q. I know it will work but how good will the Audio Quality be?

[shaun0207]

Originally Posted by Duke4062

Has anyone been using A2dp to play music in they're car system? Maybee someone with one of those new aftermarket CD decks. I'm thinking of connecting motorola d800 or parrot MK 6000 bluetooth receivers into my factory inegrated dash to wirelessly play tunes from my Q. I know it will work but how good will the Audio Quality be?

Havent tried that yeat. I have tried my Motorolla HT820 headset and it works great. I actully bouth them to go with my i870 or M920, but they werent comp. with either.

[lilsia101]

The sound quality should rival what your hearing out of your HT820's. Thats my best guess. I plan on having the same setup in my car also.

[shaun0207]

Originally Posted by lilsia101

The sound quality should rival what your hearing out of your HT820's. Thats my best guess. I plan on having the same setup in my car also.

No I actully have the HF820 adn it works great for me in the car. I had it setup with my M920 to automatically pick up as soon as i got in the car.

[lilsia101]

Originally Posted by shaun0207

No I actully have the HF820 adn it works great for me in the car. I had it setup with my M920 to automatically pick up as soon as i got in the car.

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[Duke4062]

Originally Posted by shaun0207

No I actully have the HF820 adn it works great for me in the car. I had it setup with my M920 to automatically pick up as soon as i got in the car.

Could you explain these products and your system set-up?

[shaun0207]

Originally Posted by Duke4062

Could you explain these products and your system set-up?

All I did was pare the HF820 with the M920 and left the HF820 turned on and as soon as I got in the car.

[Duke4062]

Originally Posted by shaun0207

All I did was pare the HF820 with the M920 and left the HF820 turned on and as soon as I got in the car.

Why would you need 2 bluetooth devices when Q can transmit A2DP? I would think you would only need a receiver, and use the Q as transmittor. Don't undertand your setup? Please explain.(wired into factory unit?aftermarket head unit?BT to FM transmittor?etc.)

[shaun0207]

Originally Posted by Duke4062

Why would you need 2 bluetooth devices when Q can transmit A2DP? I would think you would only need a receiver, and use the Q as transmittor. Don't undertand your setup? Please explain.(wired into factory unit?aftermarket head unit?BT to FM transmittor?etc.)

This was before I got my Q. I havent setup the HF820 to work witht he Q yet. The setup I was refeering to was with my old phone (Samsung M920). The M920 did not have A2DP, which really sucked. All I did was pare the M920 with the HF820 amd leave the HF820 in the connected setting. And when I got in and out of the car it would auto connect to each other.

[rashi63]

I have the Q (Sprint) paired with the Rhythm N blue stereo - a Bluetooth Car stereo that also support A2DP.

I also have Sirius Satellite radio which works through an FM transmitter. I tried this experiment - I have the Sirius WM5 program on the Q and I logged in and tried to listen to the same station that I had been listening to off the Sirius radio.

The quality was much less using the Q and A2DP than just listening to the Sirius through the regular FM transmitter. Whether that has to do with the quality of the Sirius radio or the shortcomings of A2DP - I can't be sure.

I think it is the latter because when the Q is paired with the Rhythm N blue - even the CoPilot GPS sounds come through the car stereo and they are all muffled.