If you have ever been frustrated by the lack of connection between the electrics in your car or thought that things could be simpler somehow, then getting a Bluetooth car audio system might make you feel better. Bluetooth, as we all know from our phones and wireless headsets, allows short distance communication between electronic items. In terms of car stereos, this means that you can link your mp3 player, phone or even your lap top to your stereo, making things a lot simpler.
Car Audio systems often suffer from the problem that transferring music into them can be difficult or time consuming. Even the traditional CDs and the older cassettes take up a lot of space that could be used for other purposes and it’s often nicer to listen to what you want, when you want to, rather than be at the mercy of radio DJs.
iPods and mp3 players require adaptors and possibly complicated rewiring of certain parts in order to plug them in; it’s the same with USBs. This leads to trailing cables that can easily get in your way or tangled up in each other.
Bluetooth car stereos eliminate the issues of in car phone calls by transferring all your contacts onto the display and even, in some cases, reading out the names so you don’t even need to look away from the road. They automatically mute the music in order to put calls through without you having to touch your phone. The technology is simple to use and efficient.
If your mp3 player doesn’t have Bluetooth though, it’s not a huge problem. Most Bluetooth stereo systems will have a jack ready for connection with mp3 players and iPods. This means that you do not need complicated adaptors, just simple linking cables. Or, if you prefer, there are Bluetooth adaptors that can be plugged into devices to link them up.
The beauty of a Bluetooth stereo is that everything is centralised in the dashboard so you don’t need to mess around with five different things and you can switch easily from one to another through the car audio system.
If you think that a Bluetooth car audio system could make your life easier, then head over to www.caraudiowarehouse.co.uk and have a look at their range of car audio equipment and solutions.
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