That was so good. For the time it took you to sort out the wires, reconnect and test it, looked abundantly worthwhile. No more searching for auxiliary cords and adjusting the volume and more. Really enjoyed watching this video. I wonder how many people take the time to upgrade older trailers and RVs to Bluetooth?
I have an AudioEngine B1 (Amazon) for the same purpose in my 1949 camp! Works same, except 120V, drives a component stereo. Power from switched output on back of amp. Amp is 80's vintage, no Bluetooth. And note, your unit is not 'cheap', it's inexpensive, though I suppose it could be both.
That’s cool. I have one that 120V as well. It receives and transmits Bluetooth. Great for headphones and the TV. No it’s cheap that’s why it was inexpensive lol. I mean the light on it doesn’t even work!! Ha ha.
That was so good. For the time it took you to sort out the wires, reconnect and test it, looked abundantly worthwhile. No more searching for auxiliary cords and adjusting the volume and more. Really enjoyed watching this video. I wonder how many people take the time to upgrade older trailers and RVs to Bluetooth?
Hopefully this video shows people how inexpensive and easy it is. Thanks for watching!!!
Nice work! Yeah Bluetooth is a must these days!
Yes sir! Gotta have it! We are loving your Morticia build. Can’t wait to see her finished!
@@NorthernHomeGarage Thank you so much brotha!!
I have an AudioEngine B1 (Amazon) for the same purpose in my 1949 camp! Works same, except 120V, drives a component stereo. Power from switched output on back of amp. Amp is 80's vintage, no Bluetooth. And note, your unit is not 'cheap', it's inexpensive, though I suppose it could be both.
That’s cool. I have one that 120V as well. It receives and transmits Bluetooth. Great for headphones and the TV. No it’s cheap that’s why it was inexpensive lol. I mean the light on it doesn’t even work!! Ha ha.
How does your buggy fit in that trailer
Perfect. With a bit of room to spare.