Parrot Handsfree Kit In Ls400 - Does The Amp Interfere With Installati

[Yoda400]

Hi chaps

Anyone installed a parrot handfree kit in their LS400? Does it work ok with the sound coming through the speakers at an acceptable level?

Just read this review which indicates if you have an amp, the install can be problematic, and the LS400 does have an amp which worries me...

http://richardsautoelectricsblog.blogspot.co.uk/2011/02/parrot-mki9200-bluetooth-kit-review.html

I'm wanting to install one in a mk4 (1999) ls400. If it works for you, any installation hints?

Thanks in advance chaps :)

Yoda400

[n4chv]

Afraid I cannot comment on this particular kit

I did get a Parrot Handsfree kit fitted into my previous 1998 'R' Lexus LS400.

It took me a couple of years to find the right audio specialist who could both supply and fit the kit for me and cost around £150 and it connected via the car's existing speakers too (some cheaper kits require their own separate speaker).

There are newer Parrot kits which will not only give you the Bluetooth and hands-free phone facility but the newer kits will also let you play music via MP3 / iPod / Iphone as well.

[Clunkfish]

See this post:

http://www.lexusownersclub.co.uk/forum/topic/81945-hands-free-in-1998-ls400-now-you-see-it-now-you-dont/

Works very well :)