[Litljay]

It's about damn time. After years of having THE worst bluetooth adapter in the industry...Parrot to the rescue!!!

I stumbled upon this as I'd given up even looking at Alpine's BT units. I'm sure most Alpine users are in the same boat as me.

 

[Forklift]

yup, and its backwards compatible with the older headunits, but you have to buy a conversion cable!

 

[redline05]

yup, and its backwards compatible with the older headunits, but you have to buy a conversion cable!

Yes, and it actually works out to the same price as adding BT to the older units.

The 400BT is $20 cheaper than the 350BT was, and the cable to interface is $20 (KWE-460E).

 

[Cornell]

I think the new Pioneer nav units that came out today use Parrot as well

epper:

 

[LaydSierra]

did parrot leave eclipse then or they just expanding

 

[redline05]

did parrot leave eclipse then or they just expanding

Expanding, it's used on Alpine, Kenwood, Pioneer, and other units.

 

[Forklift]

Expanding, it's used on Alpine, Kenwood, Pioneer, and other units.

yes it is, and they WORK!

 

[Litljay]

Got it installed Friday night. It works awesome.

I forgot how little space I had behind the unit...what a PITA to get everything back in.

I need to mess with it some more as the volume is a little low.

:thumbsup: to Parrot...and Alpine for finally getting help.

With the 505 I've got iPod, Sirius, and now a BT. Using the Ai-Net for Sat radio, USB for iPod, and the iPod connector for the BT.