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<blockquote data-quote="blue93corsica" data-source="post: 3156646" data-attributes="member: 565929"><p>another option is to wire a relay from the mute out on the bluetooth reciever to cut the power from the factory amp or cut the acc power in which case the speakers will be muted then use the supplied speaker that comes with the bluetooth unit if equiped, and if thats not an option i would suggest using the 2 relay method mentioned above to cut out one of the speakers, and really wiring in 2 extra relays isn't all that hard or time consuming anyway</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="blue93corsica, post: 3156646, member: 565929"] another option is to wire a relay from the mute out on the bluetooth reciever to cut the power from the factory amp or cut the acc power in which case the speakers will be muted then use the supplied speaker that comes with the bluetooth unit if equiped, and if thats not an option i would suggest using the 2 relay method mentioned above to cut out one of the speakers, and really wiring in 2 extra relays isn't all that hard or time consuming anyway [/QUOTE]
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