Wireless BT options

[RacerX]

I'm looking around for some BT (Bluetooth) type options that would tie in with other BT devices, like something that pulls in and prioritizes signals to one headset.
anyone with some ideas or knowledge of an existing device?

for example, something that will receive the BT from a nav unit, maybe a radio, phone, etc, along with an audio input from a detector, then lets you decide which device gets priority, so you receive it in the BT headset.

I'veseen some BT stuff out there, but haven't had time to really look into it all yet. was hoping someone here has experience with this stuff.


I have a TomTom rider that has BT and i can get my phone signal through it as well.
i'd like to have the option for other audio devices, for example a detector, where the device receives all those signals, then you tell it which sounds get "priority" so for example i could be getting nav directions, but if a detector alert comes in, it overrides that and i hear the detector alerts instead through the BT headset.
Thanks.

[focalcivic]

Originally Posted by RacerX

I'm looking around for some BT (Bluetooth) type options that would tie in with other BT devices, like something that pulls in and prioritizes signals to one headset.
anyone with some ideas or knowledge of an existing device?

for example, something that will receive the BT from a nav unit, maybe a radio, phone, etc, along with an audio input from a detector, then lets you decide which device gets priority, so you receive it in the BT headset.

I'veseen some BT stuff out there, but haven't had time to really look into it all yet. was hoping someone here has experience with this stuff.


I have a TomTom rider that has BT and i can get my phone signal through it as well.
i'd like to have the option for other audio devices, for example a detector, where the device receives all those signals, then you tell it which sounds get "priority" so for example i could be getting nav directions, but if a detector alert comes in, it overrides that and i hear the detector alerts instead through the BT headset.
Thanks.

One option, might be if the device has an audio headphone jack or audio out. I think there is a bluetooth device that uses that jack to transmit the signal, I think it for ipods, so you can listen to headphone wirelessly. Basically, there is a little black box that plugs into the headphone/audio jack and then transmits the signal. I don't know if this is what you had in mind.