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Well that bites!! Headset has to be plugged in for Car Play to be functional?!!!
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is this an issue with the new part number? Just watched a video of a retro fit radio with the soundz adapter and CarPlay was working right from the start.
I have seen threads in here though with issues getting CarPlay and or android auto working correctly.
is this an issue with the new part number? Just watched a video of a retro fit radio with the soundz adapter and CarPlay was working right from the start.
I have seen threads in here though with issues getting CarPlay and or android auto working correctly.
Yeah my local HD tech was adamant about CarPlay not working without a headset plugged into the jack. Asked him about a wiring diagram to jailbreak that logic like the parked bullshix we deal in cages but he looked like a chicken watching a card trick. It's definitely gonna take some consumer R&D as the MOCO has some weird shix going on. Again they underestimated the potential cash from potential new and improve HU functionality.
Yeah my local HD tech was adamant about CarPlay not working without a headset plugged into the jack. Asked him about a wiring diagram to jailbreak that logic like the parked bullshix we deal in cages but he looked like a chicken watching a card trick. It's definitely gonna take some consumer R&D as the MOCO has some weird shix going on. Again they underestimated the potential cash from potential new and improve HU functionality.
Thx for research this stuff brother.
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ahh headset in play. Sorry, they video I watched was simply showing an iPhone connected via USB. I need to research android specific issues myself.
I think over the next few months things will become more clearer and may even see more shops working out the kinks like you said. Shame consumers have to do this crap. Yup missed cash cow for moco.
It's been awhile so don't shoot me fellas.......do the new radios still have the same eq curve issues, ie line leveler or DSP needed to clean up the sound????
It's been awhile so don't shoot me fellas.......do the new radios still have the same eq curve issues, ie line leveler or DSP needed to clean up the sound????
From what I've heard from Biketronics, yes it still uses a crazy curve.
For that reason along with, I'm not an iPhone guy and needing a headset to make Car play function, I'm out!!
From what I've heard from Biketronics, yes it still uses a crazy curve.
For that reason along with, I'm not an iPhone guy and needing a headset to make Car play function, I'm out!!
there are all kinds of posts in the other forums about car play working with just a dealer flash, no whim or anything. Not sure why that would have changed
From what I've heard from Biketronics, yes it still uses a crazy curve.
For that reason along with, I'm not an iPhone guy and needing a headset to make Car play function, I'm out!!
Kind of a deal breaker for me at the price point if it still has to be tricked to get great sound. Would rather give up some functionality and try the Sony 7000 for less $$$. At least it looks like things are moving forward and a used one may make it more viable. I've also heard on the RG forum that the whim-less CarPlay has been resolved so hopefully that didn't change.
Kind of a deal breaker for me at the price point if it still has to be tricked to get great sound. Would rather give up some functionality and try the Sony 7000 for less $$$. At least it looks like things are moving forward and a used one may make it more viable. I've also heard on the RG forum that the whim-less CarPlay has been resolved so hopefully that didn't change.
I have yet to see a used one for sale, Im sure someone will take one out, though I cant see any good reason to myself. I just dont see this huge glut of them coming up for sale cheap
Kind of a deal breaker for me at the price point if it still has to be tricked to get great sound. Would rather give up some functionality and try the Sony 7000 for less $$$. At least it looks like things are moving forward and a used one may make it more viable. I've also heard on the RG forum that the whim-less CarPlay has been resolved so hopefully that didn't change.
If you can use CarPlay without a headset, that removes 1 obstacle. The eq curve is still a deterrent for that kind of money here also. I'm with you, for a third of the money a Sony can be had. It at least gives you CarPlay and Android Auto, I still like the factory Nav and thumb control functionality. I'm having a difficult time moving away from my 6.5.
If you can use CarPlay without a headset, that removes 1 obstacle. The eq curve is still a deterrent for that kind of money here also. I'm with you, for a third of the money a Sony can be had. It at least gives you CarPlay and Android Auto, I still like the factory Nav and thumb control functionality. I'm having a difficult time moving away from my 6.5.
Totally agree. For most folks I just don't think moving to the aftermarket non waterproof low thumb control functionality HU is all its cracked up to be. If audio source quality is your core top priority then u pretty much have to ditch the Boom. But that BT355 w 4/0 or the 8/2 flash does put u in a pretty good spot.
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