I brought the Bose one my g 08 with Bose package. I'm try the inline ground loop as you suggested.

I tried a bunch of different adapters but I can't get my iPhone 6 to work with the iPod plug.

 

Something like this maybe?
Not sure if it works with the ipod interface though... might have to try and return to amazon if it doesnt work out. At least amazon has a great return policy

 

Yes, but I have tried several of those and NONE will emit audio into the system. I can sync it and they communicate, but no music.

 

wow.. i was going to post that BT audio sounds really bad compared to ipod input.. but i guess the new BT4.0 and that AstX or whatever fixed that bandwidth problem.

I guess if anyone is going to go cheaper, back sure it has BT4.0 support.

 

I'm using the Rockford device (BT 3.0) I linked to earlier and it works just as well as being directly plugged in to the aux jack. I occasionally get some noise in the line but if I wiggle the adapter a bit, it completely goes away.

 

yea.. i think it's more so with BT2.1.. anything from BT3 seems fixed
BT2.1 sounded pretty bad..

 

According to this article: http://lifehacker.com/does-bluetooth...uck-1505063323

BT 3.0 - especially with aptX or A2DP - seems good...no need for BT 4.0.

 

The ground line kit works well, removed 90% of the humming. Do have tip to stop it from pop the speakers when I turn it up all the way lol.

 

glad to hear it cleaned up the sound

 

Hi All -

I just purchased the Bose adapter after reading this thread. I am very impressed with the size and the sound quality, I did not expect the sound to be as good. I have noticed that it cuts in and out a bit at times. I changed the app I am using from Music to some others like Pandora and it does the same thing.

The other question I have, for those of you that have the Bose; does it start to auto play the music when you get into the car? Mine doesn't seem to be doing that and I don't know why.