I just bought a used polaris razor turbo. It came with a bluetooth sound bar. Now your dealing with someone that doesnt own a cell phone and whos complete computer knowledge is going on forums like this or ebay. Can i buy an am/fm radio in dash radio that i can uses this sound bar with or do i have to jerk it out and buy some standard speakers. Remember ive never sent a text in my life and dont intend on getting a phone.
I have a non challenger question
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Since your looking for an in dash unit, I would highly suggest going to a local stereo shop or store such as Best Buy that do installations.
Make sure if it is a local stereo shop that they have been in business for awhile and have a good reputation.
Tell them exactly what you're looking for and see what they have to offer with installation.
It will cost a little more $$$, but this way you know exactly what you're getting and it should be installed and operate correctly.
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Make sure if it is a local stereo shop that they have been in business for awhile and have a good reputation.
Tell them exactly what you're looking for and see what they have to offer with installation.
It will cost a little more $$$, but this way you know exactly what you're getting and it should be installed and operate correctly.
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i was planning on a shop installing. Just wondering if the blue tooth sound bar will work with an in dash stereo.
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This. ^^^^
A lot of new head units have Bluetooth built in . So you should be good to go with your sound bar. . I would take it to a shop it have it installed and set up though if you are unsure on how to use the technology.
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Silly question, I thought the BT on head units was strictly incoming, not outgoing? I never knew you could connect your head unit via BT to a secondary speaker system and play it through that. I always though it was only FROM an audio source, into the head unit, through the speakers of the vehicle?
^^BT is a communication method similar to the wireless networks that are used. It is bi drectional, and you can have more than one device hooked at a time. I have my phone, OBD MX+, and various computer attachments sometimes all going at the same time when I have to...just note it isn't the fastest comm but it is pretty friendly.
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