2006 HSE Bluetooth Phone/Audio Options

I have the Tune2Air connected to my D4s iPod connector and it works brilliantly and so far has supported all iPhones and software versions. It's a great way to get Bluetooth streaming.

I have the Harmon Kardon system in my RRS. I fitted a Bury Bluetooth Handsfree and the wiring kit from this mob: KRAM 68687S Auto Leads 06-124B / RANGE ROVER / LAND ROVER HARMAN KARDON LEAD | eBay

They also do one which will allow streaming. All plug and play just let them know which BT unit you have or are getting and they'll customise the plug to suit.

Works very well and even shows phone mode on the head unit.

Parrot Mki9100 can do audio streaming and hands free.
I have it fitted in my D3 with phone and streaming.
Its reasonable quality on streaming but the lead distance to the blue box allows interference, but the system sounds generally good.
Hands free performance without Aux mic is awful, so mine is mostly streaming at the moment....

Also experimenting with this bluetooth module Bluetooth 4.0 Audio Receiver Board Wireless Stereo Sound Module 12V/24V Car | eBay

If you can tolerate switching to aux when you get a call, will do all you need.

RR

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Originally Posted by Cambo351

Hey Ralph,

Thanks for the kind words.

One way to do the bluetooth streaming (and you may get lucky here finding a cheap kit), is to use the Audio Connectivity Module accessory Land Rover Accessories Online Catalogue. - DISCOVERY 3 - INTERIOR - Functional and Technology - Audio Connectivity Module and then add a WMA1000 Bluetooth Streaming unit https://www.soundlabsgroup.com.au/p/...udio+Streaming to the iPod cable. It's a bit of a cobble together, but it's one way to do it.

Yeah the DAB+ Digital Radio is nice, it's also possible to retrofit into a D3 with the Harmon Kardon system.

Cheers,
Cameron.

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Oh Dear,
Another fact I should have mentioned is that I am an Android man, not a fanboy! :twisted::p
Do you know if the Audio Module works with android devices?
The WMA1000 specs say it 'may' have some limitations with Android.

Have you any experience with the African-outdoor product?
LAND ROVER AUDIO MODULE
Some of our brothers in UK have used them with mixed longevity.

Cheers
Ralph

I know some people used the WMA1000 with Android phones in Jags, I seem to recall that the only shortfall was it wouldn't display the artist and song name, but the rest of the functionality was the same as an iPhone or iPod, not that it would matter in a D3 because you don't get that info on the radio screen anyhow.

I'm not familiar with the South African unit, I've seen it online, that's about it.