Any Bluetooth adapters in place of CD changer
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I've got an ATT tilt with 4gig's of music and a 2002 trans am with the monsoon system. I've removed the CD changer years ago, is there a way to adapt an input with either bluetooth or hard cable to the wires that lead to the changer? Sorry if this is a newb? I searched "bluetooth" and read the stickies and didn't find what I was looking for.
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You can convert the CD Changer port to RCA AUX-IN using a GM9-AUX.
That will allow you to connect any AUX device with RCA output connections (or a 1/8" headphone jack adapted to RCA with an adapter cable.)
I don't know much about Bluetooth retrofit devices, but if any have RCA or 1/8" output, then you can use the GM9-AUX to send the sound through the car's speakers, but you'll still have to use the microphone of the retrofit device.
That will allow you to connect any AUX device with RCA output connections (or a 1/8" headphone jack adapted to RCA with an adapter cable.)
I don't know much about Bluetooth retrofit devices, but if any have RCA or 1/8" output, then you can use the GM9-AUX to send the sound through the car's speakers, but you'll still have to use the microphone of the retrofit device.