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mrjbloggs · 07-13-2007, 01:11 AM

I have a similar setup in the Subaru Outback. I had to build a powered mic using a kit from J-car and it works brilliantly on bluephone. This is one app that is worth buying. Heavily customisable and easy to use. When I get a call, iTUnes PAUSES (why, oh why do most apps just mute?!?!) and the sound comes out crystal clear through the car speakers. The other party has a good clear sound from the mic I built in to the central spot array overhead, and when I ma finished, bluephone hangs me up and the music comes back on. I never have to look at or touch a thing.
Texts are cool and when I get motivated, I'll get the screen reader to read them to me.
It's not that hard if you are prepared to spend an hour or so with a soldering iron and run the cables.
Good luck!

07-13-2007, 01:11 AM	#3
mrjbloggs Newbie Join Date: May 2007 Location: Wellington. New Zealand Posts: 5	Answer the phone on mac mini I have a similar setup in the Subaru Outback. I had to build a powered mic using a kit from J-car and it works brilliantly on bluephone. This is one app that is worth buying. Heavily customisable and easy to use. When I get a call, iTUnes PAUSES (why, oh why do most apps just mute?!?!) and the sound comes out crystal clear through the car speakers. The other party has a good clear sound from the mic I built in to the central spot array overhead, and when I ma finished, bluephone hangs me up and the music comes back on. I never have to look at or touch a thing. Texts are cool and when I get motivated, I'll get the screen reader to read them to me. It's not that hard if you are prepared to spend an hour or so with a soldering iron and run the cables. Good luck!