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hey guys i was wondering on the best bluetooth devise out there so i can stream my iphone to my factory radio. i want good sound quality. or can i go with an eq with an aux and then convert the speaker wire to rca and then back to wire after the eq. or do those rca to wire adapters suck.

thanks in advance

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You are not going to get any quality sound from Bluetooth. Direct wire for is best for quality sound. Iphone music files loose a lot of dynamics from compressing file down. Use a hard drive in glove box and use a straight wave file does not compress it and sounds beautiful. This format requires a lot GB. I use a Toshiba 1TB in my. Over 500gb used for CD's.

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Well, lets talk about this for a second.

What do you consider Sound quallity?

A lot of people i have met cannot tell the difference between bluetooth and two cats having sex. If you fit this catoagory then i would say just pick any random device and enjoy it.

Now, if you have an ear on each side of your head and you have not stabbed them repeatedly with meat thermormeters then i would recommend using an cable to connect your device to an aux in on your headunit. Of course, use the highest bit rate said device will allow. In my opinion 320kpbs mp3's are close enough to cd's for us. Some guys swear by lossless, but unless you are competing in sq you wont hear any difference while cruising around.

just my .02

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