Stereo Bluetooth (A2DP?) in iPhone 3GS

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Stereo Bluetooth
Enjoy music and other audio wirelessly. Pair your iPhone with compatible Bluetooth stereo headphones.

Thanks for the info, but does this mean there is a way to play the music through the car stereo so I can use my iphone music on my older car? That still is not clear. And, I can't seem to find a plug to play in our new Honda accord. The regular aux plug doesn't fit the iphone. Thanks!

You're welcome.

I believe AD2P is for compatible bluetooth headphones only. How would you figure this would provide for being able to play your iPhone music with your older car?

You need to contact Honda or the Honda dealership where you purchased your Honda regarding their AUX plug.

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They make kits for Honda's to receive Bluetooth, but I don't know the car years for sure, but you can check it out. They're a little pricey though ($300+).

You can buy the aux cable that supports the iPhone from an Apple store. It has nothing to do with the aux jack in your car, and everything to do with the recessed headphone jack on the original iPhones. It's a proprietary thing for apple to make more money. I bought one with my rebate check when they reduced the price after the original release and it works fine in standard aux jacks.

Oh rubbish, there are a number of companies besides Apples that make adapters to fit the recessed jack in the iPhone 2G, or you can use a Dremel tool and modify your phone to take a standard jack.

Mac OS3.0 does supposedly provide stereo Bluetooth via a car kit but it is not clear how to achieve this.
In my car I have a Mercedes Benz Bluetooth kit that allows hands free via bluetooth but when I play music via the iPod application I do not get to choose between the iPhone speaker and the car speaker. It plays from the iPhone speakers. I tried to 'trick it' by selecting MB during a phone call. This resulted in music being played via the car speakers simultaneously with the phone call. The sound was crappy - perhaps because it was mono only. When I hung up the phone call the music reverted to the iPhone speakers.