Parrot mki-9100 aux-in versus direct

amilo123 · 06-01-2013, 04:57 AM

Hello,

I recently ordered this parrot bluetooth device, and I read a lot about it on this forum, and almost everybody recomends to use the aux-in connection, but I don't really see the benefits, at least in my situation.

I have the base stereo system, with the business cd HU. I am looking to upgrade the sound system, with all the speakers connected to an amp. I know I have to recode the HU to hi-fi (I won't be using a sound processor).

So (in my situation), wouldn't it be better to use an adapter for the parrot, to connect it directly between the HU and the speakers? Wouldn't it sound better? Why should I route parrot's signal throught this rather poor quality HU? Plus the parrot has 4x20W rms output, my HU only has 4x15W.

Thanks!

amilo123 · 06-07-2013, 03:53 PM

anyone?

06-01-2013, 04:57 AM	#1
amilo123 Enlisted Member 15 Rep 38 Posts Drives: 318i Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Romania iTrader: (0)	Parrot mki-9100 aux-in versus direct Hello, I recently ordered this parrot bluetooth device, and I read a lot about it on this forum, and almost everybody recomends to use the aux-in connection, but I don't really see the benefits, at least in my situation. I have the base stereo system, with the business cd HU. I am looking to upgrade the sound system, with all the speakers connected to an amp. I know I have to recode the HU to hi-fi (I won't be using a sound processor). So (in my situation), wouldn't it be better to use an adapter for the parrot, to connect it directly between the HU and the speakers? Wouldn't it sound better? Why should I route parrot's signal throught this rather poor quality HU? Plus the parrot has 4x20W rms output, my HU only has 4x15W. Thanks!
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