Thread: 2006 HSE Bluetooth Phone/Audio Options

I will be interested in reading the replies too Ralph. I did a bit of research and ended up going the 12V plug $22 version as I couldn't justify the cost of any replacement unit to get bluetooth (and reverse camera) functionality.

However we have another trip planned for July so I live in hope that I might get told that I have to do it.

I'm keen to s good solution as well. I researched fitting the LR bluetooth for the D3 but it would cost about $2500 and only answer phone calls. No streaming of music.


I am currently using a che gadget into theux jack which is messy and really needs a second person to play DJ he it rarely gets used.


cheers
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I put one of these in and it works a treat for phone calls and controlling music on my phone. Relatively cheap too.

https://www.jbhifi.com.au/gps-car-au...etooth/321798/

Originally Posted by shining

I put one of these in and it works a treat for phone calls and controlling music on my phone. Relatively cheap too.

https://www.jbhifi.com.au/gps-car-au...etooth/321798/

Where did you mount it?

Originally Posted by shining

I put one of these in and it works a treat for phone calls and controlling music on my phone. Relatively cheap too.

https://www.jbhifi.com.au/gps-car-au...etooth/321798/

Hi, I was looking at something like this, but call me fussy lol, I don't want to lose the sound quality of the HK. Anything pumped into the aux socket is stereo.
This doesn't mean the device doesn't work well, I'm just trying to utilise the cars ability.
I second the question, where did you mount it?

That said, as I currently have no way to bluetooth, I may have to look at these type of options in the short term.

Cheers
Ralph

If you have the Harmon Kardon system then it's possible to add a factory bluetooth module from a later D4 to the D3 and it works (works better than the original ones from 2006 anyhow, because the newer modules are compatible with the newer phones).

Have a look at my Freelander2 build thread, you can see how I fitted a factory bluetooth phone module, it is basically the same process in a D3 except different phone module (the L319/L320/L322 uses a different module to the L359/X250).

You will need to activate the phone functions in the CCF, i.e. you need a suitable diagnostic tool.

For Bluetooth Streaming there was no factory option at that time, but there are a couple of ways to go about it without losing the sound quality, none of these options are particularly cheap. I guess it depends on how much money you want to spend...

Hi Cambo,
Read your thread. Great Stuff!.

I guess for now I'll have to suffer with stereo noise through the aux input. Truth be known, I am more after music streaming than phone.
I'll look into digital audio, that's cool!

Cheers
Ralph

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.