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Has anyone played with using a bluetooth setup to do this? You could have a bluetooth receiver hooked up to the avic then a bluetooth mic transmitting? Drawback would obviously be power consumption for a static BT receiver and mic. You could use an in ear headset to eliminate 99% of the problems people seem to have. This would retain full functionality for VR commands. The only drawback would be group conversations in the car -- you'd have to pass around the headset. I'm assuming there are most likely high quality bluetooth speaker phones as well that could be utilized instead of a

I have an avic-z110bt upgraded to 120 (I believe there is an upgrade to 130 as well which I plan to apply). I am getting an iphone and I had a couple of questions. 1. Does the 64GB version of the iPhone 4s work on the 110, 120 or 130? ... if not, does the 32GB version (I'm assuming at least this one does)? ... if so, which models? 2. According to Pioneer's 2011 iPod/iPhone compatability chart, the iPhone 4 (it does not signify 4s specifically) requires the CD-IU51V cable. I believe I have the CD-IU50V cable. Do I absolutely need the CD-IU51V to get this to work? Also, will I lo