Playing music through Bluetooth

[F-16 Camaro]

Originally Posted by Guzaku

I actually have a question about bluetooth myself. I can get it to work and have used a Griffin and Belkin and sound comes through very clearly but there is no power to it. So hardly any bass or distortion. Anyway to get the power or is that just something you lose out on while using Bluetooth?

I'm not sitting in my car at the moment but I had the same problem as you.

Each input has individual treble/bass. So you have to navigate through the menu and select bluetooth/phone/AUX(whatever the option may be) and then adjust your sound levels.

For me it was CD, I was really disappointed that Dyer's Eve didn't vibrate my rear view mirror as good as my Toyota Matrix's sound system... then I figured it out...

[BplumCrazy-SS]

well I still can't figure it out....

[Blk_SS]

Omg...... I've own my car this whole time and never knew this was possible......... Thank you guys

[BplumCrazy-SS]

is this a 2SS thing

[garthruecker@]

Actually, I always like to listen to Spotify music in the car by USB cable. Just convert the songs by a converter that removes DRM from Spotify. Then play the songs by USB in the car. It is easy to find a converter on Google. I have tried a converter from DumpMedia, that is convenient to use. During the free-trial period of DumpMedia, I convert the songs to MP3 format and save them in my mp3 player. Then connect the mp3 player to my car. Thanks to this useful tool.