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<blockquote data-quote="trumpet" data-source="post: 8543158" data-attributes="member: 628688">My company has the Zapco BT amplifiers: <a href="http://www.rubyservsales.com/product-category/amplifiers/zapcoamps/" target="_blank">http://www.rubyservsales.com/product-category/amplifiers/zapcoamps/</a>S/N shouldn&#039;t be a concern with BT audio streaming as long as it&#039;s a recent version of the BT codec and a good quality device streaming the audio. In the Android world it helps to look for aptX support, but a lot of BT receivers(I&#039;m speaking in general, not just of head units) willl lack aptX support as it requires a certain chip on the circuit board. Apple will not buy these BT chips so they do not support aptX.<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AptX" target="_blank">https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AptX</a>Second best is to have BT 3.0 or newer support. This is when higher bandwidth came into the picture, which should result in better sound quality for music.99.9% of the music in my car comes from aptX. I have a head unit with large buttons and a massive volume knob. Playing wirelessly off your phone means you will control the volume by grabbing the phone or by adding a small control panel in arm&#039;s reach.<a href="https://www.cerwinvegamobile.com/products/powersport/bluetooth/cvbtr12" target="_blank">https://www.cerwinvegamobile.com/products/powersport/bluetooth/cvbtr12</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="trumpet, post: 8543158, member: 628688"] My company has the Zapco BT amplifiers: [URL="http://www.rubyservsales.com/product-category/amplifiers/zapcoamps/"]http://www.rubyservsales.com/product-category/amplifiers/zapcoamps/[/URL] S/N shouldn't be a concern with BT audio streaming as long as it's a recent version of the BT codec and a good quality device streaming the audio. In the Android world it helps to look for aptX support, but a lot of BT receivers(I'm speaking in general, not just of head units) willl lack aptX support as it requires a certain chip on the circuit board. Apple will not buy these BT chips so they do not support aptX. [URL="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AptX"]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AptX[/URL] Second best is to have BT 3.0 or newer support. This is when higher bandwidth came into the picture, which should result in better sound quality for music. 99.9% of the music in my car comes from aptX. I have a head unit with large buttons and a massive volume knob. Playing wirelessly off your phone means you will control the volume by grabbing the phone or by adding a small control panel in arm's reach. [URL="https://www.cerwinvegamobile.com/products/powersport/bluetooth/cvbtr12"]https://www.cerwinvegamobile.com/products/powersport/bluetooth/cvbtr12[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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