319....I have like 5 mics lying around somewhere. Most people say they hear an echo. I'll have to try that one
try this one: p/n 84 31 6 938 762 price is around $65 for this part.
The 762 P/N is the upgraded BMW microphone that's available from BMW. It has better noise cancellation than the older less expensive 84 31 8 380 319 Microphone.
Since I haven't had anyone complain to me regarding how I'm sounding I figured I would leave my original microphone installed.
Here are a few links to get one of these "improved" microphones for half the cost... from my experience these don't go bad...
https://www.ebay.com/itm/HANDS-FREE-...Cclp%3A2334524
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Hands-Free-...0AAOSwJ7Bfoxud
https://www.ebay.com/itm/BMW-745-750...YAAOSwsOBf0U7M
https://www.ebay.com/itm/BMW-X6-E71-...YAAOSwsOBf0U7M
I'll give that one a try , thanks
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I'm really glad you're enjoying it! I recently purchased a Touring without Nav and I now understand why so many people drop in aftermarket radios -- without AUX, it's terrible to be stuck listening to FM.
Please make sure you're both on 1.1.16 (https://www.bluebus.dev/software)
Then, please follow this guide: https://github.com/tedsalmon/BlueBus...g-the-Terminal
Then run these two commands:
bt cvc on
bt mgain c1
That should clear up the echo and sounding distant.
Thanks!
-Ted
I have found with your product you don't need any AUX input. Once I order your product for my M3, after I take care of a few other higher priority items at my garage, I will eliminate the Intravee II setup currently installed and integrate your product. You have done an amazing job developing this solution Ted![]()
I have to agree -- my M3 has AUX and that was my go-to before I developed the BlueBus. Now I can't even remember the last time I used it.
The first thing I did was throw a BlueBus into the Touring and now the world is right.
The Intravee is a great product as well, but it is definitely showing its age in terms of components required and inability to use Bluetooth (there are work arounds for this, but they're quite hacky).
Anyways, thanks for the kind words -- I'm really glad you're happy with my little brain-child
-Ted