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OK, I'm going to buy it since it works almost flawlessly. The one issue I have is that I must go into the Bluetooth Manager and 'right click' on the BTB-200 and set is as the Wireless Headset each time I want to reinitiate the Stereo Bluetooth connection. Does anyone know how I can force this connection automatically? Incidentally, the phone bluetooth connection works automatically every time. Thanks

I can't pair my AT&T Tilt with my BTB-200 and need to buy JETware apparently. Where are you all downloading JETware from? I found the site www.jetwaremobile.com, but I'm pissed that I'll have to pay another $15 to get this feature to work. Has anyone found it cheaper or know of an altervative to JETware? As far as I can tell from the posts here, there are no fixes from Pioneer or HTC. PM's are appreciated... Thanks, Adam

So, you have a bluetooth and XM hooked up through the yellow cable that goes to your AVIC? What did you use to splice?

So, the D3 installation guide says "Never feed power to other electronic products by cutting the insulation of the power supply lead..." how/where do I get power for the Bluetooth (CD-BTB200) and XM (GEX-P920XM) modules?

Are you saying the American International isn't as good as the Metra kit?

OK, thank you. What about American International? It's the only brand that al-eds.com (the place i'm buying my D3 from) sells.

I'm going to install a D3X with XM in my 2003 Ford Explorer Sport Trac. What installation equipment brand do you all recommend (e.g. Scosche vs. Metra). As far as I know, I'll need a double-din mounting kit (I've already read about the bezel modification for sport tracs), a wiring harness, and soldering equipment. Anything else?

Can someone explain exactly what the stereo bluetooth (A2DP) on the D3 will allow me to do? Will it only allow me to listen with a bluetooth headset, or could I stream music from my Smart Phone (AT&T Tilt)? Thanks!