Bluetooth Streaming Adapter?
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I used to to leave my dash cams plugged into the 12v outlet (they would turn off and it seemed to cut the power) but after a few weeks my battery was severely depleted, which is why I'm overly cautious now...
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Mine has been plugged in for years and I have had no issues at all...and I don't drive it all that often.
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Can anyone chime in and tell me if you lost quality? A while back I purchased the HTC Bluetooth adapter that plugged into the AUX and it worked well but I lost so much sound quality and bass.
Has anyone done a comparison, hardwired and then Bluetooth? I would like to not lose so much sound and bass. Thanks in advance.
Has anyone done a comparison, hardwired and then Bluetooth? I would like to not lose so much sound and bass. Thanks in advance.
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This is correct, it is a digital transmission, so you won't be losing any quality between the two (ipod cable vs ipod cable to BT adapter). The car headunit is doing the conversion from digital to analog and then playing it through the speakers. That is why when you use the AUX it sounds so much worse (and aren't able to use Dolby), because the phone is doing the Digital to Analog (DAC) conversion at a much lower quality.
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$59 is one hell of a deal. That's $125 on Amazon Canada.
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