Bluetooth

[Peeker]

Ok, the search function is not good so here it is. I don’t want to put a radio in my roadster but I do want tunes that I will just use my phone for. Is there a good Bluetooth receiver that I could just hook up in the trunk to a set of speaker installed on the back wall of the cockpit?

[JohnK]

This looks like it does exactly what you're looking for, and they're forum sponsors:

http://www.outofsightaudio.com

[toadster]

Ok, the search function is not good so here it is. I don’t want to put a radio in my roadster but I do want tunes that I will just use my phone for. Is there a good Bluetooth receiver that I could just hook up in the trunk to a set of speaker installed on the back wall of the cockpit?

one of the sponsors here Out of Sight Audio (http://www.outofsightaudio.com/) has a nice bluetooth setup
130795 (http://www.outofsightaudio.com/)

[Mark K]

I use a Kenwood BT1824.

The control is the small black unit to the left of the glove box. Phone goes in the holder attached to the windshield.

130796

[Peeker]

Thanks so much

[Jdav]

I just use a portable bluetooth speaker and have it just setting in the passenger seat or on the trans tunnel.

[Peeker]

I think I like the Kenwood. It’s also about $150 cheaper than the outofsightaudio.

[Ducky2009]

I used the Planet Audio AC600.2 2 Channel Car Amplifier - 600 Watts, Full Range, Class A/B, 2-4 Ohm Stable, Mosfet Power Supply, Bridgeable
and TaoTronics Bluetooth Car Kit, Bluetooth Receiver, Bluetooth 4.2 Hands-Free Audio Adapter (Built-in Microphone, CVC 6.0 Noise Cancellation, 3M Magnetic Base, Air Vent Clip, Dual 2.1A USB Car Charger).
You'll also need a 3.5mm to RCA Cable, CableCreation 3FT 3.5mm Female to RCA Male Stereo Audio Cable/RCA Stereo to 3.5mm.......plus speakers.

These three items cost approx $90

[Kmcallahan]

I went with a Marine grade BT receiver with 2ea-6.5"Speakers- 240w from Crutchfield. BOSS is the brand for $129