CDR 210 with six changer
08-13-2014, 01:34 PM
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Three Wheelin'
Lots of threads and opinions on this. In my opinion, the easiest both in terms of installation and user experience is a bluetooth adapter plugged into a line in cable. Everything is (almost) plug in play and once it's all done, you just hop in the car, press a single button and you have music.
No fuss, inexpensive, and it "just works". I used the 3.5-BKRCD with the Kinivo BTC450.
Here's the post on my solution. https://rennlist.com/forums/10877720-post35.html
No fuss, inexpensive, and it "just works". I used the 3.5-BKRCD with the Kinivo BTC450.
Here's the post on my solution. https://rennlist.com/forums/10877720-post35.html
08-13-2014, 02:14 PM
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This is a great solution if you have a changer installed. Many are still trying to figure out the best solution when there is no CD changer is installed with a CDR210 head unit.
08-14-2014, 11:52 AM
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Hi Skywacher ---- unless I am misunderstanding something all you really have to do if you want to get bluetooth working with your CDR-210 is:
The above was my original plan. I have read several threads that indicate the CDR-210 works with the solisto.
However, I was dissatisfied with the above proposal of having to consume the solisto's 1/8" line in jack with another brand's bluetooth adapter. I wanted to be able to have a 1/8" line in jack AND have bluetooth. Therefore I decided to take a risk and purchase a Yatour with bluetooth, which has not been confirmed in rennlist to work w/ a CDR-210 and CDR-220 but according to internet reports works great with other brands' HU and also according to Yatour's marketing literature *should* work. Consequently my approach will be:
If you are in slow motion (like I am --- competing life priorities take precedence over my hobby [the Porsche]) I will report back to the forum my experience of the Yatour. I estimate no sooner than 2 months and no greater than 9 months.
- pull out your CDR-210
- get a solisto, which includes 1/8" line in plug on it, and which also includes a cable to plug into the back of your CDR-210 --- the solisto emulates a CD changer
- get another bluetooth adapter which can plug into the 1/8" line in of the solisto
- wire everything up
The above was my original plan. I have read several threads that indicate the CDR-210 works with the solisto.
However, I was dissatisfied with the above proposal of having to consume the solisto's 1/8" line in jack with another brand's bluetooth adapter. I wanted to be able to have a 1/8" line in jack AND have bluetooth. Therefore I decided to take a risk and purchase a Yatour with bluetooth, which has not been confirmed in rennlist to work w/ a CDR-210 and CDR-220 but according to internet reports works great with other brands' HU and also according to Yatour's marketing literature *should* work. Consequently my approach will be:
- pull out your CDR-210
- get a yatour, also comes with a bluetooth module if ordered as such, and which also includes a cable to plug into the back of your CDR-210 --- the yatour emulates a CD changer
- wire everything up
If you are in slow motion (like I am --- competing life priorities take precedence over my hobby [the Porsche]) I will report back to the forum my experience of the Yatour. I estimate no sooner than 2 months and no greater than 9 months.
