I need a bluetooth stereo A2DP to mini plug adaptor for my "AUX" jack.

I don't know if such a BT adaptor exists, by why don't you just connect the iPhone headset jack output directly to the aux input of your Nisson with a cable?

You make things too complicated...... Why do you not use the AUX directly with the best audio quality? You are like mocking me who is driving a Honda Accord 2005 which DOES NOT HAVE an AUX plug! I wish I have!!!!!! Instead I'm using the lowly FM transmitter......

That's not how you should use your A2DP MAN!!!!!

Anyway, to your concern, what you need is something like a Bluetooth A2DP receiver which allows you to connect a 3.5mm stereo cable. I can guarantee you the quality is NOT as good as directly using the AUX 100% sure man!

I have the following A2DP transmitters which support custom 3.5mm stereo headphone plug:

Tritton Bluestream for $25 from buy.com
http://www.trittontechnologies.com/products/TRIBH102.html

Sony DRC-BT15 for $90 from Amazon.com or Fry's Electronics
http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=1055 1&storeId=10151&langId=-1&productId=8198552921665400453

I like the Tritton Bluestream with Caller ID using the OLED screen but the audio quality is bad when it is used on other Bluetooth devices. iPhone 3GS has great quality! The reason is because it uses v1.2 not v2.0 nor v2.1 + EDR

I like the Sony DRC-BT15's connectivity and audio quality due to Bluetooth v2.0+EDR.

For any types of bluetooth receiver, your transmitter must be powerful enough and iPhone has a powerful bluetooth transmittion!

Finally, I still suggest you should just use the AUX port for BEST AUDIO QUALITY!!! AND STOP MOCKING ME..... I WANT AUX.... STUPID HONDA 2005... the 2006 model has AUX plug!!! ERRRRRR!

Use the AUX plug and a bluetooth headset! The iPhone outputs the audio to bluetooth headset in 1st priority. Don't try to be smart or "modern" using those integrated bluetooth system in your car stereo, that is so freaking dumb! No more privacy! I saw a cute girl using her iPhone and the Prius' built in bluetooth system to a make phone call. Her windows were tightly shut and I was walking on the street and still heard her every single conversation. You want to be that dumb or arrogant it's up to you.

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Man I really wish I could join the arrogant few ahahahaa!

Anyway try to search online for the two bluetooth receivers. They should work for your purpose.

And notice that iPhone 3GS currently does not support bluetooth voice control, so you don't need to worry about accidental call. Yes both Bluetooth receivers have built in mic. Go to Fry's and buy the Sony one and give it a try, you might be surprised.

And I'm still jealous about your AUX. Sigh.....

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Did you actully try using a cable with your 3GS? I use a cable connecting my 3GS to my Jeep aux input which works just fine. It does NOT activate Voice Control. Many things posted in this forum are inaccurate or flat-out fabrications.

That's some kind of unknown brand.

Just use the Tritton Bluestream or Sony DRC-BT15

Wow, Bluetooth cassette tape? Never thought about that happening LOL. Unfortunately, my Accord 2005 DOESN'T HAVE A TAPE!!!!! Only a freaking CD player!

Are you using the adaptor for the 2G, the one for the recessed headphone jack?

No, a standard mini to mini plug cable like this one:

http://store.apple.com/us/product/TN986LL/A?fnode=MTY1NDAzOQ&mco=MjE1NTkyMg

Note that it is listed as compatible with the 3GS and sold for car stereo use. There are cheaper ones available in electronic stores that work just as well.

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This is the post that got me thinking about this.

Read the subsequent posts in that thread, particularly the 3rd..... Yet another "problem" posted here based on misinformation and false assumptions.