Blue tooth options
#1
05-27-2006, 07:05 PM
Blue tooth options
I can't believe Honda didn't add BT to the '06 EX Nav Civic ..... It really is the only thing I find lacking.
What are the aftermarket options? I'm looking for a professional install that integrates to the car seamlessly. No lighter plug in solutions please. What can a professional do for me?
What are the aftermarket options? I'm looking for a professional install that integrates to the car seamlessly. No lighter plug in solutions please. What can a professional do for me?
#2
05-27-2006, 10:41 PM
RE: Blue tooth options
You can do the brand new Pioneer Avic-z1. It will replace your stock navigation system but will replace it with better navigation, DVD player, and is bluetooth capable.. Also, it is satellite radio ready, back-up camera ready, and on top of that its sick. If your just looking for after-market bluetooth, check your local bestbuy. I think I saw something there for just bluetooth. But it is not anything close to the Z1 sickness.
#4
08-05-2006, 10:43 AM
RE: Blue tooth options
I'm adding a Parrot CK3100 Bluetooth kit to the 2006 Civic. I was just waiting for the proper harness adapter to come out for total plug and play. It was just released - the QCHon-2
I have the CK3100 in my wife's RAV4 (another new car that didn't have a bluetooth option!!) and it is very cool.
I have the CK3100 in my wife's RAV4 (another new car that didn't have a bluetooth option!!) and it is very cool.
#5
08-05-2006, 01:43 PM
RE: Blue tooth options
ORIGINAL: padresfan1988
You can do the brand new Pioneer Avic-z1. It will replace your stock navigation system but will replace it with better navigation, DVD player, and is bluetooth capable.. Also, it is satellite radio ready, back-up camera ready, and on top of that its sick. If your just looking for after-market bluetooth, check your local bestbuy. I think I saw something there for just bluetooth. But it is not anything close to the Z1 sickness.
You can do the brand new Pioneer Avic-z1. It will replace your stock navigation system but will replace it with better navigation, DVD player, and is bluetooth capable.. Also, it is satellite radio ready, back-up camera ready, and on top of that its sick. If your just looking for after-market bluetooth, check your local bestbuy. I think I saw something there for just bluetooth. But it is not anything close to the Z1 sickness.
#6
08-09-2006, 10:36 AM
RE: Blue tooth options
ORIGINAL: KarTuneMan
I wish I had that kind of money.....
ORIGINAL: padresfan1988
You can do the brand new Pioneer Avic-z1. It will replace your stock navigation system but will replace it with better navigation, DVD player, and is bluetooth capable.. Also, it is satellite radio ready, back-up camera ready, and on top of that its sick. If your just looking for after-market bluetooth, check your local bestbuy. I think I saw something there for just bluetooth. But it is not anything close to the Z1 sickness.
You can do the brand new Pioneer Avic-z1. It will replace your stock navigation system but will replace it with better navigation, DVD player, and is bluetooth capable.. Also, it is satellite radio ready, back-up camera ready, and on top of that its sick. If your just looking for after-market bluetooth, check your local bestbuy. I think I saw something there for just bluetooth. But it is not anything close to the Z1 sickness.
Looks like a really neat system though. Crutchfield says that you have to do some modifications to the Civic, even the Navi version, to make it fit though. What that intails, I've got no clue, not sure I want to either!Drive Safe,
Steve R.
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