Feeding audio system higher quality music
04-10-2020, 12:50 PM
#16
Spotify through Bluetooth
So what is obvious is that the Bose 12 speaker system in my car sounds much better when its playing a cd. When I play Sirius XM, it really doesn’t sound good. A tweeter upgrade is in the works so that might help. After speaking with someone about the audio system and possible upgrade to many of the components, I was told that I might not be happy with the sound if I’m listening to Sirius XM mostly. This is a 19 C4 GTS.
I have an android phone. Id like to get a better understanding of what can be played through the various SD cards to provide a better audio input. I’m not very techy but would like to improve the quality of what is being played. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
I have an android phone. Id like to get a better understanding of what can be played through the various SD cards to provide a better audio input. I’m not very techy but would like to improve the quality of what is being played. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
- Ensure your Android is Bluetooth connected to your your car. If you can take or make calls through the car, you're likely good to go.
- Download the Spotify player to your phone. I think you still have to set up an account, but the basic service is free.
- If you have a good phone data plan, go into Spotify settings (A gear icon) and set the streaming music quality to the highest setting.
- Try Searching out your favorite songs, and play them on your phone without hooking up to the car to make sure you have music and a connection.
- Then stop the music and start your car let your phone connect to Bluetooth
- Give it about a minute to connect then select your Bluetooth music source. On my 2015 I push "source" until "Aux BT" is selected
- Then your Spotify may auto start playing, or open your phone and Spotify, and hit play. You should then hear exceptionally better music that Sirius.
