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xAgentzero13 · 09-09-2012, 11:16 PM

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Originally Posted by artizhay

Just a note on the BeSpoke head unit. The aux input loses its auxiliary capabilities and acts strictly as an input for an iOS device. The BeSpoke upgrade, currently, is only worth it if you have all your music on an iOS device.

Any auxiliary device like a Zune or other MP3 player would only work on the base unit. You could also use the USB input but if you do that, you may as well stick with the base unit since they both have USB.

so if I have all my music on my droid razor, it wont work?

jstans84 · 09-09-2012, 11:28 PM

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Originally Posted by FRiSson

What does Toledo offer?

Corn Fields.

artizhay · 09-10-2012, 03:54 AM

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Originally Posted by xAgentzero13

so if I have all my music on my droid razor, it wont work?

They are developing an Android update, but currently it wouldn't work.

benlevy3 · 09-10-2012, 02:17 PM

Hey guys. Thanks for the fantastic feedback... Very helpful...

All my music is on iPods. I have an iPhone, but don't use that for my music. I like to have the iPod in the glove box and just leave it there. I think I would rather spend a few dollars more and upgrade to a head unit that has GPS. I don't know who thinks running apps on your phone is a good idea, but seems to be popular at the moment.

The price of a supercharger needs to be considered when comparing cars to 40K cars. You probably want to upgrade breaks, maybe the clutch, etc. The thing I love about the lotus's is that they are true driving cars. The FRS seems to be going back to driving roots. A great feel for the car.

This is one thing I noticed about the WRX's. Over the years they have felt more detached. Softer. While older cars felt connected due to design, it does not mean it is a good thing to move away from that.

One of my favorite cars I have ever owned was a 1961 Porsche 365. I could run faster then the car and it flooded every time I drove it, but it put a huge smile on my face every time I drove it.

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09-10-2012, 02:17 PM	#32
benlevy3 Member Join Date: Sep 2012 Drives: FRS Location: Houston, TX Posts: 42 Thanks: 0 Thanked 6 Times in 5 Posts Mentioned: 0 Post(s) Tagged: 0 Thread(s)	Hey guys. Thanks for the fantastic feedback... Very helpful... All my music is on iPods. I have an iPhone, but don't use that for my music. I like to have the iPod in the glove box and just leave it there. I think I would rather spend a few dollars more and upgrade to a head unit that has GPS. I don't know who thinks running apps on your phone is a good idea, but seems to be popular at the moment. The price of a supercharger needs to be considered when comparing cars to 40K cars. You probably want to upgrade breaks, maybe the clutch, etc. The thing I love about the lotus's is that they are true driving cars. The FRS seems to be going back to driving roots. A great feel for the car. This is one thing I noticed about the WRX's. Over the years they have felt more detached. Softer. While older cars felt connected due to design, it does not mean it is a good thing to move away from that. One of my favorite cars I have ever owned was a 1961 Porsche 365. I could run faster then the car and it flooded every time I drove it, but it put a huge smile on my face every time I drove it.

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