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Re: Parrot handsfree
[Re: Gareth_M]
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29/03/2007 01:17
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Which clarion? There were two standard in the coupe. And what parrot model did you get?
Last edited by bockers; 29/03/2007 01:19.
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Re: Parrot handsfree
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29/03/2007 01:50
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The Parrot kits actually have their own mute boxes so connecting the separate mute lead doesn't matter.
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Re: Parrot handsfree
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29/03/2007 02:24
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Re: Parrot handsfree
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29/03/2007 02:35
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Good man. As I said just leave the yellow(mute) cable, but make sure you tape the end of it up with insulating tape so it doesn't earth out.
Use the ISO connectors for the speakers and power and as you say run a separate ignition feed. Job done.
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Re: Parrot handsfree
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29/03/2007 02:35
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I've got a Parrot 3100 and the Clarion Head Unit. Yes it does mute but I had it installed professionally as part of a package deal with an AutoWatch Cat 1 Alarm. 
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Re: Parrot handsfree
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29/03/2007 03:36
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gareth-m,i work at halfords,why dont you get the store to fit the parrot kit? its free of charge! and if theres any problems youve the protection of it being sorted. also you may need an sot lead, (sounds on top) there about £20 you might not need it tho.
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Re: Parrot handsfree
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29/03/2007 03:40
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You won't need the SOT lead for the coop as it's ISO. 
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Re: Parrot handsfree
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29/03/2007 03:52
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gareth-m,i work at halfords,why dont you get the store to fit the parrot kit? its free of charge! and if theres any problems youve the protection of it being sorted. also you may need an sot lead, (sounds on top) there about £20 you might not need it tho. Yes, I was offered free fitting but when I looked through the door behined the counter there was a guy ripping out carpets of a bmw while he installed some type of ice. He had ripped the carpet and was laughing, holding up a torn piece . I turned the free fitting down.
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Re: Parrot handsfree
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29/03/2007 13:39
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i suppose it depends on your local store, i know mine is really good and we have quality fitters,not sure the same can be said elsewhere! if you want to drive to wakefield id be happy to get if sorted for you! long way to come tho!
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Re: Parrot handsfree
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30/03/2007 00:24
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So is this the must have hands free kit then?
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Re: Parrot handsfree
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30/03/2007 03:43
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Yup, the Parrot kits are superb. 
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Re: Parrot handsfree
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30/03/2007 06:34
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handsfree kit is better if its a cradle but you can get the sonyericsson one now instore for the same price IIRC they have discounted the kits?
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Re: Parrot handsfree
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30/03/2007 23:08
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I'll argue against that.  Bluetooth is the way forward. Each time you change your phone you generally need to change your cradle = more money. The only downside to bluetooth handsfree kits is they don't charge your phone and they rely on your phone's aerial. But get an in-car charger and you're laughing, most phone aerials are fine on their own anyway.
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