USA Spec SPEC BT45-NIS Bluetooth Phone, Music & AUX Input Kit for Select 1999-2014 Nissan Infiniti Models, Black
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Features
- For Vehicle Application Guide PDF, see Product Information Section below.
- Change Tracks and Answer/Reject Calls using the Radio Buttons.
- Works With or Without Satellite Radio.
- Stereo 3.5mm Auxiliary Audio Input. 2.1 Amp USB Charging Port.
Description
USA SPEC BT45-NIS: Bluetooth phone and music through all speakers in the car. Provides Bluetooth music, phone calls and aux Input for various audio integration Solutions into your vehicle, and the onboard 2. 1Amp USB charging port ensures all your devices stay charged and ready.
Special Feature: Built In Microphone
Brand: USA Spec
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth
Power Source: Corded Electric
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 9.5 x 2 x 7 inches
Product Dimensions: 9.5 x 2 x 7 inches
Item Weight: 15.5 ounces
Item model number: BT45-NIS
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Connectivity technologies: Bluetooth
Special features: Built In Microphone
Other display features: Wireless
Color: black
Whats in the box: USA SPEC (BT45-NIS) Bluetooth Phone, Music & AUX Input Kit for select 1999 - 2014 Nissan Infiniti models With or Without Satellite Radio.
Department: car electronics
Manufacturer: USA SPEC
Date First Available: June 19, 2015
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Installation was a breeze, even the dip switches were already set up to how I needed them. Installed on a 2010 Rogue SV with Bose audio. Sound quality is great, track info displayed on the radio, wheel controls working perfectly as well as the radio buttons, can switch songs perfectly. Connects automatically to the phone. I'm using the original radio bluetooth for the phone, and the BT45 for the music, that works perfectly. If a call is received, the music stops and you can take the call. After hanging up, the music resumes, as expected. Amazing kit, thanks!!!
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Value is good... Probably about 50-75 cheaper than other brands which you need to buy accessory cables. Sound quality seems to be slightly off in terms of clarity (have bose speakers) . But I need to listen to what I'm playing more... May be my phones equalizer conflicting with bose settings. I have dinged it one star for the following behavior... The one thing I've noticed and which is annoying is that the Bluetooth once connected goes to maximum volume for the bt45. I've tried a few times and every time I start the car and connect back to it, it does this. Guess I will need to remember to adjust Bluetooth volume before I start playing anything. Pretty sure its not my Samsung S10 as I've connected to a ton of Bluetooth devices and never had this issue. *install instructions* Maybe this will help someone as the manual as a tad confusing for me. For all the cables, there is only one on the back of the radio that fits each of the ends that you need to connect. Can't go wrong just trying... - the connector that goes to the bt45, the other end goes into your satellite on the radio (which then connects to the satellite end that you removed); on the 2004 model, this should be the bottom row, right - now the other 2 included cables, one of them is the correct one for the radio... The radio cable should be top row, left. This 2nd cable has a little black 6 or 8 pin power cable plugs back to the bt45's 6 or 8 pin cable. Connect the radio cable that you disconnected to this other end and connect the ground to a screw on the back. I could not get it to sit in the bottom of the radio enclosure tray... Seem to be missing about one inch to push everything back in. So, i ended up using 2-sided velcro and attached it to the front edge of the panel under driver's side. Just route the bt45 cable through the side panel and you're good. This should also allow me quick access if I ever need to change out any of the cables.
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For starters, USA SPEC's web site specifically states that if these units are purchased from Amazon, or any online company not Crutchfield, then there is no warranty. For USA SPEC--fix your documentation. Nissan never offered Bose audio as an option for the Nissan Frontier. At least not for the current body style that was created around 2005. The only audio upgrade is Rockford Fosgate (what's in a name; the Rockford Fosgate system is made by Panasonic for Nissan). That said, it works as documented with the Rockford Fosgate audio system. It took me about 20 minutes to install, but I was already familiar with removing my radio and with the connections. The only hard part was getting the new connectors out of the way so the unit will go back in. Hint: move them so that they rest on top of the radio. The cables are idiot proof, so you can't connect them wrong. If you have the Rockford Fosgate system with steering wheel audio controls, know that the steering wheel controls cannot be used at all to change tracks. If you turn off audio with the steering wheel power button, it will stop playing and start again when you turn power on, so that's kinda pause/play. The controls on the radio do work as advertised. Skip back/forward will change tracks, etc. You also get full text display on the radio. The voice prompt setting won't stay turned off, but perhaps that's because the unit I got was from a gray market source? I'll find out since I'm getting one from Crutchfield. I've also had a few problems with connecting to my Pixel 2 XL, but I suspect that's either because of the unapproved supplier, or location of the bluetooth module. Sound quality is fine. Using the satellite input has nothing to do with the sound quality, nor does the fact that this unit impersonates the satellite unit. It is nice having everything mostly integrated, versus a separate bluetooth module that just plugs into my AUX port. I don't and won't likely use this for phone calls, so I have no feedback there. I also already have an AUX port, so probably won't use the one on this product. I'll be cross posting a version of this review on Crutchfield.
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