jfr0317

It is made by a company called Nav-TV. Their website is www.nav-tv.com. As I mentioned in my first post, my Bluetooth adapter unit is a prototype. I understand that the final versions may be available for sale by the end of this month. I bought my other Nav-TV products (satellite radio adapter & iPod adapter) from a car stereo store, so I would expect you will be able to obtain the Bluetooth adapter through a similar channel.

fskof

Whats the latest on this bluetooth system. How many of you installed it and does it work?

larrytrk

Can you use Voice Dial, Like with Dension unit?

fskof

I'm surprised this thread isnt more active. I have been looking at a bluetooth system for my c2s Cab and thought this has been the best product so far so what are the results?

-Does it work well?

-Where did you place the microphone?

-Does it work decent in the cab?

-If you installed it yourself, how long did it take?




Thanks for the help

larrytrk

Just found out you Cannot use Voice Dial, as you can with the Dension unit. You must use the cell phone button.

tmc

See my comments here:
http://www.renntech.org/forums/index...howtopic=16189
nutshell summary: what an awesome gizmo! I recommend it highly.
Also it's not a hard DIY. You need to pull out the PCM head unit, and route the mic, but not a big (big) deal.

Note that Suncoast is now selling it:
http://tinyurl.com/2laky3

tmc

tmc

And here's how to remove the PCM head unit:
http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=4991

hope that helps all y'all.

tmc
(who today is a very happy Pack fan...)

larrytrk

It is superior in that it uses existing PCM phone buttons.
The dension unit does not, however the Dension unit supports your phones "Voice Dial" through the cars mike, the Tooki, according to the manufacturer, does not.

tmc

I had the Dension unit and found it ridiculously awkward to have to switch to CD changer mode to answer a call. But hey, to each his own!
tmc