Just look how long it took Apple to add A2DP to the iphones!

exactly, and that was supposed to be on the "greatest phone built for playing music"

Well i found another way to get A2DP to work on the F series..... Audio is great! forward and back track works too!!

Used a CD-BTB200 as i had it when i was using my D3. You can still have the built in bluetooth for handsfree and the CD-BTB200 for the A2DP... However its a little interesting to administrate..

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Used a CD-BTB200 as i had it when i was using my D3. You can still have the built in bluetooth for handsfree and the CD-BTB200 for the A2DP... However its a little interesting to administrate..

I have done the same. Not the cheapest option, but it was litterally the 4th option I tried. The ipod dock a2dp adapters work well enough. However this is the only option that still lets you keep an Ipod connected and control the a2dp device. For me the added bonus is that I have a hands free systems to use with my personal and work phones.

For those of you still rocking an F90BT and an Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.spadival.podmode

I haven't gone as far as making a cable and getting this going, but it looks promising.

has anyone tried the 30 pin iphone a2dp bluetooth adapter that plugs directly into your pioneer ipod interface cable? "cd-ib100II" im trying to figure out if i should buy the $15 adapter and try it or just buy a bt200 ?

something like this http://www.ebay.com/itm/ALURATEK-AIS03FG-30-PIN-BLUETOOTH-REC-REFURB-/251763006253

After testing different solutions over the past 3 years, I recommend the BlueAnt Ribbon... it plugs into the front of the unit in the 3.5mm jack by default, but if you have a 3.5mm-to-RCA cable, you can plug it into the auxilary line-in in the back and rout the cable into your center console... they are $38 on Amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/BlueAnt-Ribbon-Bluetooth-Streamer--Headset/dp/B009F4XM48/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1428406019&sr=8-1&keywords=blueant+ribbon

You will want to plug in the charging cable into the USB port... if you have an ipod already plugged into it, then you'll need to find another way to keep it charged.