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I have a 2010 SL AWD With Bose system and new phones don't have head phone jack. Anyone recommend a good, reliable blue tooth that works with streaming radio and phone calls.
Are you using an iPhone or Android?
The Muranos didn't come with Bluetooth stereo until the 2011 model year. Prior to that, it was only hands-free phone. My Android cellphone doesn't have a headphone jack, so I use a little RF dongle with the usb-c headphone adapter that came with my phone. The dongle I use is made by Scosche, and sells on Amazon for under $10.
I have a similar setup BOSE system but, w/o Nav, BT or the iphone connector. I installed this and I'm able to play music, make calls, etc.There is an adapter for apple products that goes from the old to new lightning. You plug the large (old style) into the existing hard wired connection and then you have a lightning connection to play your music. Only drawback is it won’t charge at the same time.
I have a 2012 Murano SL and it does have the AUX cables. I purchased the RCA cable to Lightening connector/dongle but when I plug it into my phone to play Spotify, all I get is a thumping noise coming from the speakers.Hi, I recently bought a 2010 Murano LE AWD and I too could not play music! The 2010 models do not provide an AUX jack, the little hole to plug in an audio phone plug and allow you to attach a Bluetooth receiver. BUT, it does have INPUT JACKS for entertainment devices. They are behind the center compartment facing the rear seats(flip up little door). My Murano was designed to be used with the old iPods by plugging into a wire provided in the middle compartment, NOT the newer iPhones. The 2010 Murano does have Bluetooth, but only pairs for hands free phone use, NOT MUSIC! HERE IS WHAT TO DO: 1) Purchase a Bluetooth receiver. Many are available for less than $20. 2) purchase a stereo RCA to phone plug cable(2 feet). Plug the RCA cable into the white(left) and red(right) audio input jacks previously mentioned. NOT THE YELLOW VIDEO JACK! Plug the other end of the RCA cable into your Bluetooth receiver and follow the instructions for pairing your iPhone. Repeatedly, press the DISC-AUX button on the audio console until AUX appears on the navigation screen. You're now all set to listen to music from iPhone!
Fm transmission degrades audioScosche FMT4R FM Transmitter with 20 Frequency Selections https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004NEUK86/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_vT-fCbCFYA6BX
In theory, FM radio can transmit about 50-15Khz and perhaps 50 dB of dynamic range (info from Quora.)Fm transmission degrades audio
I have a 2010 SL AWD With Bose system and new phones don't have head phone jack. Anyone recommend a good, reliable blue tooth that works with streaming radio and phone calls.