Bluetooth Streaming Solution for 1st Gen Genesis

[charlottehousehunter]

I have a '09 Genesis 4.6 Tech and of course, it doesn't stream audio via Bluetooth A2DP. I purchased the iPod cable from Hyundai and then recently connected a [ame="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GHUHMUS/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1"]CoolStream Duo[/ame] converter to that. The Coolstream Duo takes the audio and its power through the 30 pin iPod connector and unlike my previous solution (a HTC Bluetooth Steaming Clip), the high frequency interference is nearly eliminated. Now, my phone can paid simultaneously to the CoolStream and the car's own bluetooth phone and I don't have to worry about re-charging since the CoolStream gets power from the car.

 

[DRS]

Thanks for the solution.

 

[acr]

I have a '09 Genesis 4.6 Tech and of course, it doesn't stream audio via Bluetooth A2DP. I purchased the iPod cable from Hyundai and then recently connected a CoolStream Duo converter to that. The Coolstream Duo takes the audio and its power through the 30 pin iPod connector and unlike my previous solution (a HTC Bluetooth Steaming Clip), the high frequency interference is nearly eliminated. Now, my phone can paid simultaneously to the CoolStream and the car's own bluetooth phone and I don't have to worry about re-charging since the CoolStream gets power from the car.

With the coolstream, does the factory iPod interface work? Or do you just have it on "aux"?

 

[charlottehousehunter]

I WISH the audio controls worked but instead it just reads AUX on the screen. All of the controls, such as song selection, is handled on the phone. One huge benefit to the CoolStream I noticed again this morning is that my phone will connect and disconnect to it automatically since the CS turns itself on and off with the car. So when I jumped out this morning to pay for fuel, the CS turned off, my phone paused what I was listening to on TuneIn, and when the car started again, it reconnected automatically and I was ready for audio.