I’ve got one of those also, tucked behind the glovebox. Works good.
Have you still got factory speakers and amp. If yes these transmitters will be ok. Anything better and don’t go the transmitter route...respectfully they are very poor sound quality.
Swapped the head units today and the volume quirk is gone. Something about that old radio it didn’t like. The code was RBP on the front of the one with the quirk. The new one that works correctly is RAZ.No static and the audio quality sounds great to me. The previous and next track buttons on the radio work to go forward or back in a playlist.
For the volume, I switch back to radio, turn it up, and then switch back to Bluetooth. An annoyance but it works. The Bluetooth pauses when I switch to the radio and resumes when I switch back. I emailed Grom and they said it’s a problem with the amp used for subwoofer equipped models. However, the person I bought it from said it worked fine in their subwoofer Jeep. I have another head unit I’m going to swap and try sometime.
I wired in a GROM Bluetooth adapter to the stock stereo. 100% happy.Short story long, I punched my dash, in my 2004, because it was squeaking and *apparently* I have the strength of a god because My slight love tap on the top of the gauge cluster somehow transferred 2 feet to my Bluetooth modified factory radio and broke it :/
This radio was pretty shit anyways and sounded really muffled and audio quality would change based on what radio channel was selected, (strange for “Bluetooth”) this was purchased from factory1 radio about a year ago.
That being said, does anybody have suggestions on a factory modified Bluetooth radio? One that doesn’t sound muffled. Or would a radio with a wired aux jack sound better?
also, can any audio nerds explain my “Bluetooth” radio changing quality based on what channel it was on?
And xfinity speakers and kicker subI wired in a GROM Bluetooth adapter to the stock stereo. 100% happy.
I ended up getting the GROM and it’s worth every penny so far. It sounds amazing. Decided to listen to the beginning of A New Hope on my now grom modified stereo and then on my early 90’s Bose 8 speaker surround sound my parents gave to me and I can say my jeep sounded better than my home surround. Amazing.I wired in a GROM Bluetooth adapter to the stock stereo. 100% happy.