I saw, and now cannot find, an obscure post about the ability to disconnect the factory CD changer from the OEM stereo and then connecting a Bluetooth adaptor in the rear of the unit. There was a link to the device that works with the unit.

anyone have the information for it now?

Doc

 

GROM Audio. Plug and play. I've had one in my truck for years and it works great.

 

you have a link or pictures of the adapter unit? Self powered?

thanks

doc

 

https://gromaudio.com/store/bt3_adap...interface.html

Just guessing but this appears to be it?

 

Really? Have you tried checking out the GROM Audio website?

The unit mounts hidden behind the radio. I'm not tearing into my truck just to take a pic for you.

I will offer that GROM lists our trucks as Rover, not Land Rover.

"Give a man a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime."

 

I asked about “pics” of the unit....as in the unit you installed; not installation images; but thanks for having a melt down.

there are 3 devices listed for the LR for our models...I was confused about which unit you installed. I mean you do know what you installed....right?

I’ll pass on asking you about ease of installation and connectivity....wouldn’t want to be responsible for you having an embolism.

 

i saw that; and failed to see how that actually supplied a true Bluetooth connectivity for all playable devices. Since there are ports that are cabled to specific Sirius devices; not to mention it does not seem to be self powered by being plugged into the unit?

so I thought there must have been another option since the post I read said the unit was “plug and play”.

doc