What do I need to have my PHONE play on my CAR SPEAKERS?

[ChaosTheory]

Originally Posted by Anon9mouz

I would use the 4-1 addapter that came with your phone and a 3.5 jack thats one on both ends and you should be in there. Well thats only if your deck has an aux jack. I do it all the time, I need no stinking iphone/pod. PPC yeah baby hehe

That's what I do, and it works great! Just remember to make sure your phone is NOT on silent or vibrate. Mine was the first time I hooked it up and I spent half an hour scouring my phone settings trying to figure out why I couldn't hear it

[Asphyx]

I had a Motorola Bluetooth kit installed in my car...By far the best way to go.
It hooks up to your car radio and all you really need to do is turn on bluetooth and you get handsfree plus audio. great for use with the built in GPS as well!

[mikenerd]

Originally Posted by Anon9mouz

I would use the 4-1 addapter that came with your phone and a 3.5 jack thats one on both ends and you should be in there. Well thats only if your deck has an aux jack. I do it all the time, I need no stinking iphone/pod. PPC yeah baby hehe

This is the way to go... I tried the BT stereo route but the call quality was very poor. With the 3.5 adapter you can still wear your bt headset and calls will come in over the headset and music will play though the speakers. A car stereo with a 3.5 aux in is also a lot less expensive than one with good built-in BT.

[bboyneko]

Originally Posted by Anon9mouz

I would use the 4-1 addapter that came with your phone and a 3.5 jack thats one on both ends and you should be in there. Well thats only if your deck has an aux jack. I do it all the time, I need no stinking iphone/pod. PPC yeah baby hehe

Yeah thats what I do, sirius satellite radio and di.fm streaming through my phone into the car sounds AMAZING

[midi]

I love my parrot bluetooth. You get complete handsfree with caller voice coming through your speakers and a small mic that you place somewhere near the driver's seat to pick up your voice. Mine's about 2 years old and I'm sure they have new kits now. http://www.parrot.com/usa

[loren646]

To the guys who have the T505;

I tried it and it shuts off my music when a call comes through. Which is fine. But then when I end the call. It doesn't start the music back up. And it took me FOREVER to get it to play. Each time to set it up was like 30 minutes. For some reason it would NOT play through the playlist. Probably cause the music is on the SD card and not on the device?

Any tips? Also it kind of hurts using it in NYC. I have to change the channel every 10 minutes. But not bad actually. and it's selling for 40$-50$ shipped on ebay.

[Anon9mouz]

Originally Posted by loren646

To the guys who have the T505;

I tried it and it shuts off my music when a call comes through. Which is fine. But then when I end the call. It doesn't start the music back up. And it took me FOREVER to get it to play. Each time to set it up was like 30 minutes. For some reason it would NOT play through the playlist. Probably cause the music is on the SD card and not on the device?

Any tips? Also it kind of hurts using it in NYC. I have to change the channel every 10 minutes. But not bad actually. and it's selling for 40$-50$ shipped on ebay.

Your best choice is what I posted in the thread above

[boredandtattooed]

i use the included dongle and plug in the old wired cassette tape adapter from old portable cd player... registers as a headset, so u can use the stock htc EQ too..

guess u need a tape deck in your car though for this one

[Anon9mouz]

Originally Posted by boredandtattooed

i use the included dongle and plug in the old wired cassette tape adapter from old portable cd player... registers as a headset, so u can use the stock htc EQ too..

guess u need a tape deck in your car though for this one

Ha right on. My dude does that too, still rocking the old tape deck.

P.s. High five bc your cool for that

[Rusty Duck]

For a pretty cheap solution when you do not have an aux input and you do not want to wire anything up, you can go with the Jabra SP700. Work great and a very easy install.