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<blockquote data-quote="gharper1955" data-source="post: 8340630" data-attributes="member: 664193">I tried a Sony MEX-GS810BT.&nbsp; The BT audio would never stay the last choice.&nbsp; So, whenever I got back in the car I had to fight with the selections in the menu until it locked onto BT Audio.&nbsp; And it didn&#039;t always find the audio, mostly just stayed on phone when I selected BT.&nbsp; If then I tried to restart the audio on the phone that would not help, and sometimes it was all I needed to do and it played audio.&nbsp; There is no sub-menu of phone or audio, and nothing in the manual.Some times I get to where I am going before the audio I wanted comes up and plays.&nbsp; My commute is 20 minutes so this receiver is on its way back since I never get the music I bought it for.My reason for posting is to now avoid this trouble I have just explained.&nbsp; I have used a lot of Kenwood in the past, but I am not biased if there is a better choice instead.&nbsp; I need the choice to be mine to make of which selection I want to listen to.&nbsp; The question is do I have a choice out there which lets me set the selection to BT audio and every time I get back in the car it is waiting to play more from my phone instead of giving me the run-around trying to find BT audio in a menu?&nbsp; To me this is the most important fact of buying a high-end head unit.&nbsp; On my OEM I have an aux so I can play from the phone, bluetooth would just make it easier.Thanks!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gharper1955, post: 8340630, member: 664193"] I tried a Sony MEX-GS810BT. The BT audio would never stay the last choice. So, whenever I got back in the car I had to fight with the selections in the menu until it locked onto BT Audio. And it didn't always find the audio, mostly just stayed on phone when I selected BT. If then I tried to restart the audio on the phone that would not help, and sometimes it was all I needed to do and it played audio. There is no sub-menu of phone or audio, and nothing in the manual. Some times I get to where I am going before the audio I wanted comes up and plays. My commute is 20 minutes so this receiver is on its way back since I never get the music I bought it for. My reason for posting is to now avoid this trouble I have just explained. I have used a lot of Kenwood in the past, but I am not biased if there is a better choice instead. I need the choice to be mine to make of which selection I want to listen to. The question is do I have a choice out there which lets me set the selection to BT audio and every time I get back in the car it is waiting to play more from my phone instead of giving me the run-around trying to find BT audio in a menu? To me this is the most important fact of buying a high-end head unit. On my OEM I have an aux so I can play from the phone, bluetooth would just make it easier. Thanks! [/QUOTE]

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