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| Mar 9, 2020 03:26AM | kenatminimania | |
| Mar 6, 2020 05:11AM | 806n4nn0 |
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Originally Posted by 806n4nn0
Hey all,
I'm a nubie and just got a 2007 R56 Cooper S for my daughter. It has a AUX IN only (small hole for the AUX audio, no USB). So I am wondering if that can be swapped out by buying the AUX IN & USB combo part that I know is available for later models.
Does anyone hav any guidance here?
Unfortunately, as you all much know, the Bluetooth only works for phone calls, not listening to music from a smartphone. At some point we may look at other bluetooth options, but in the short term, I thought this might be an easy alternative.
Thanks for any insight.
Joe
I'm a nubie and just got a 2007 R56 Cooper S for my daughter. It has a AUX IN only (small hole for the AUX audio, no USB). So I am wondering if that can be swapped out by buying the AUX IN & USB combo part that I know is available for later models.
Does anyone hav any guidance here?
Unfortunately, as you all much know, the Bluetooth only works for phone calls, not listening to music from a smartphone. At some point we may look at other bluetooth options, but in the short term, I thought this might be an easy alternative.
Thanks for any insight.
Joe
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Hey all,
I'm a nubie and just got a 2007 R56 Cooper S for my daughter. It has a AUX IN only (small hole for the AUX audio, no USB). So I am wondering if that can be swapped out by buying the AUX IN & USB combo part that I know is available for later models.
Does anyone hav any guidance here?
Unfortunately, as you all much know, the Bluetooth only works for phone calls, not listening to music from a smartphone. At some point we may look at other bluetooth options, but in the short term, I thought this might be an easy alternative.
Thanks for any insight.
Joe
I'm a nubie and just got a 2007 R56 Cooper S for my daughter. It has a AUX IN only (small hole for the AUX audio, no USB). So I am wondering if that can be swapped out by buying the AUX IN & USB combo part that I know is available for later models.
Does anyone hav any guidance here?
Unfortunately, as you all much know, the Bluetooth only works for phone calls, not listening to music from a smartphone. At some point we may look at other bluetooth options, but in the short term, I thought this might be an easy alternative.
Thanks for any insight.
Joe
