Kynetx

A long time ago, when Bluetooth was even less reliable that it is nowadays, some people had luck with pairing devices under less than ideal circumstances. Example: Pair a phone with the headset in your ear and the phone in your hand and you had problems with dropouts. Pair the same two devices again, except this time stick the headset in a metal filing cabinet and do it from across the room. Now when used as intended (headset in ear, handset in pocket) the dropouts are gone. It's almost as if the initial pairing sets the transmit power levels and they stay that way. In my case,

I have a Sprint Epic (Samsung Galaxy S) and BT support is spotty as hell. I also have a Blueant Q2 that does audio streaming and it works flawlessly. My conclusion is that Bluetooth support in the Avic is every bit as half-assed as every other feature in this half-assed head unit. To connect I have to pair and register, then connect to the audio gateway - sometimes manually. After a phone call, the phone portion will be dropped and can't reconnect until I reboot the phone. I'm sad as hell that there isn't much of a hacking scene with this head unit because the hardware appears to be decent b