Question about the wayback machine

[Centrlscrutinizer]

Good day all.
I have a question regarding olde tyme head unit Bluetooth compatibility.
I recently (today) purchased a 20 year old head unit (Pioneer Carrozzeria FH-P005MD) & would like to know if it's compatible with this Pioneer Bluetooth adapter right here. It's not a make-or-break issue, as I'm going to use it regardless, since I would like to use Minidiscs as a music source on the road. That said, it would be convenient to play tunes from my phone and\or hear calls through the system by using the Aux input. Just curious if anyone remembers anything about Pioneer & keystone Bluetooth add-ons from back in the century. Thanks in advance if anyone can shed some light on this.

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[Doxquzme Premium Member]

If I recall, that BT adapter is for phone use only.

 

[1aespinoza 10+ year member]

That said, it would be convenient to play tunes from my phone and\or hear calls through the system by using the Aux input.

From scrutinizing the images, I think you will not be able to hear the conversation over the speakers. The radio does not have a microphone input nor does it have a phone answer button. Like most BT dongles, they will receive music but cut off once the phone rings, then resume when hung up.

 

[ThxOne Premium Member]

Nothing to add to this, Just wanted to say good luck and that I miss MiniDisc.

OH!! Is that a Japanese Radio Tuner or does it get stations in the US?

 

[Centrlscrutinizer]

Nothing to add to this, Just wanted to say good luck and that I miss MiniDisc.

OH!! Is that a Japanese Radio Tuner or does it get stations in the US?

No, unfortunately. Only the very lower end of the U.S. frequencies where the NPR voices & classical stations roam.
As far as radio goes, I mainly use the S\XM app, but I can play terrestrials on other apps if necessary.