Recommended AUX input

[Frida Kahlo]

Been scouring the forums for solutions on using the AUX input but not finding much luck. I have a satellite radio I want to connect via the 3.5mm jack, but Bluetooth seems like a no-go and using my phone as a relay sounds messy.

Is there a magic Bluetooth transmitter known to work? Otherwise, I'm open to anything - even a weird gadget that writes AUX audio to a USB stick on the fly.

 

[martys]

FM transmitter Bluetooth would work. Just plug it in the accessory 12V inlet.

 

[JonJon90]

Been scouring the forums for solutions on using the AUX input but not finding much luck. I have a satellite radio I want to connect via the 3.5mm jack, but Bluetooth seems like a no-go and using my phone as a relay sounds messy.

Is there a magic Bluetooth transmitter known to work? Otherwise, I'm open to anything - even a weird gadget that writes AUX audio to a USB stick on the fly.

If you're struggling with the AUX input, why not skip the hassle and use the satellite radio app on your phone? You can then just stream it to the car via Bluetooth. It’s a clean, wireless solution without messing around with extra gadgets. If Bluetooth is still being tricky, a reliable Bluetooth transmitter might help, but using the phone could save you some headaches man.

 

[Argon_Fast]

If you're struggling with the AUX input, why not skip the hassle and use the satellite radio app on your phone? You can then just stream it to the car via Bluetooth. It’s a clean, wireless solution without messing around with extra gadgets. If Bluetooth is still being tricky, a reliable Bluetooth transmitter might help, but using the phone could save you some headaches man.

Yup, that sounds about right, streaming the satellite radio app from a phone via Bluetooth is a much simpler solution.

 

[datnewyorkdriver]

If you're struggling with the AUX input, why not skip the hassle and use the satellite radio app on your phone? You can then just stream it to the car via Bluetooth. It’s a clean, wireless solution without messing around with extra gadgets. If Bluetooth is still being tricky, a reliable Bluetooth transmitter might help, but using the phone could save you some headaches man.

Streaming from your phone is definitely a stress-free way to enjoy your tunes without the AUX drama. One has to make sure the Bluetooth connection is solid.

 

[JonJon90]

Yup, that sounds about right, streaming the satellite radio app from a phone via Bluetooth is a much simpler solution.

Exactly...Streaming through the app is seamless and keeps things clutter-free. And also most phones pair easily, making it a better alternative to AUX struggles.

 

[JonJon90]

Streaming from your phone is definitely a stress-free way to enjoy your tunes without the AUX drama. One has to make sure the Bluetooth connection is solid.

Of course, a strong Bluetooth connection is key for smooth streaming. Once it's set up, it's definitely the easiest way to enjoy your music.

 

[TeslanderX]

I’d recommend going with a Bluetooth transmitter. Just make sure it's compatible with your car’s audio system. The TaoTronics TT-BR05 or Anker Soundsync are solid options and typically work well with the AUX input.