Oh well,finally i install in my 2004rx8 Parrot Bluetooth CK3100,i using with Samsung D357 and moto V600 and V3,It is superb, i like the stereo mute system, and the quality of sound,both ways.

Removing radio:
http://www.staticusers.net/rx-8/RX-8...n-iceLink.html

Hardware:
https://sslrelay.com/www.justcarkits...dex.shopscript

If you have Bose amp use MAZ03TEL harness adaptor
No Bose use MAZ02TEL
I was extremely impress with the professional courtesy of Mr.Philip Henderson,he even call me home to US.
The new model is Parrot LS3200,I just install one in 2006 Mini CooperS
If you want good deal,just send email to Philip,and say Peter from Louisiana send you.

 

Do you have pictures of the unit installed? I've wanted to install a bluetooth kit for a while, but am contemplating the carputer route.

-P23

 

The only difference between the two harness adapters is that the bose one comes with attenuators to to lower the volume coming out of the speakers. If you dont use them then the volume is way too loud. All you do is splice them into the harness.

I used the adapter to install the Parrot Ck3100. Works really well except for the alternator noise coming out of the rear speakers. Havent tried to figure out how to fix it yet.

 

Everyone should wait!!!!

Parrot is releasing the 3200LS color! Go to www.parrot.biz

I have the 3100LS in my Mazda 3 but I am waiting for the 3200 for the 8.

 

The newest Parrot handsfree bluetooth kit interfaces for the RX8 work great - no noise or buzz- just clear cell audio through your sound system with full mute of the radio:

For non-Bose QCMzF-1
For Bose QCHBB-M

see www.quickconnectproducts.com

 

I think I'll save the $300 and simply wear a bluetooth headset in my ear.

One of my co-workers owns an M35 and the bluetooth is integrated right onto his nav screen in one clean setup. No little clip on devices like these or anything. Now that is what I call nice.

Also when you reverse in his car, the rear view camera comes up with these guidelines that line up with the position of your steering wheel, and they also indicate how close your car is to another object.