owkone

Of late I have been doing a lot of telecons while on the road. Need ideas on how to route the mobile phone audio to the car speakers. I have a 2004 TSX non-navi. I hate those on ear clip on Bluetooth thingy's

GhettoNinja06

iTrader: (1)

If ur phone has a headphone jack, you can just plug it into the aux. That's what I do with mine.

hiptech

owkone. I have an 04 TSX with Navi and have been doing some research myself - so I will share. Here is what I found so far:

TellPhone
For Navi Models:
TellPhone 5000vi
The TellPhone 5000vi is the product you need if you want Caller ID and all other hands-free car kit information displayed directly on your vehicles built-in video display, like navigation and DVD screens.
Thus, the TellPhone 5000vi allows the use of almost any automotive display in combination with the most advanced Bluetooth hands-free car kit available – the TellPhone 5000.

For Non Navi Models
TellPhone 5000
The TellPhone 5000 offers true voice activated number and name dialing plus access to the mobile phones' voice tag dialing. Advanced speech recognition integrated into the TellPhone 5000 system allows speaker independent number and name dialing completely independent from your mobile phone. To dial a number, simply say the digits of the number and the number is dialed, or simply say the name you have stored in the system and the corresponding number is dialed.

Parrot
Bluetooth Perhiperal Devices
A good selection of both wired integrated bluetooth devices (combines with stereo system) and plug-in portable bluetooth.

Motorola
Motorola Bluetooth Solutions
Similar to Parrot, offers both integrated and non-integrated bluetooth devices.

BlueAnt
BlueAnt Bluetooth Devices
Offering only non-integrated devices.


Links for price comparisons & Integration Kits:

Amazon
Amazon Bluetooth Cell Phone Car Kits
Product search and pricing for hands-free bluetooth devices

PAC
Pacific Accessories Corp
Automotive OEM integration devices