My 19 year old own son installed on 2004 Accord with Sirius Radio that he recently purchased. Had to pull the radio section and top section of dash to get to plug properly. Once installed Sirius Radio still worked, uses CD input on CD/Aux/Sirius input. We had thought Sirius radio would no longer work. He has no interest in using CD player. Took about an hour to install. Works great.

I was initially concerned because the video describes an empty connector which was not available on this radio. I sent a couple of emails and the response solved the problem. I had it up and running in 20 minutes!
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We bought a 2004 mdx that is a bit behind in the technology department, but was a killer deal and does everything we could ever ask besides connect to our phones for calls and music.

We were trying to listen to Spotify via a cassette adapter and made the Bose sound system very sad.

We ordered the Bluetooth kit and calls are crystal clear, and music sounds awesome. This order took the worst part about this car (besides mpg) and turned it into a highlight.

Installation took 15-20 min and was even simpler than I expected. I took the ash tray out at put the module in the opening and ran the cords through a tiny slot behind it so I can swap out power cords or aux cord if one goes bad.

My son and I just installed this in his car, using your YouTube video, everything worked great, seems like a great product, worked just as advertised. While it took us around 45-60 minutes in total, the video was perfect.

Excellent tutorial for installation, product works as advertised. I initially dreaded doing this because I've never worked on cars before, but this was very simple. A few screwdrivers were all I needed to install the Bluetooth feature. The microphone picks up sound well, and dampens ambient noise even better than my phone, surprisingly.

I’ve been using this setup in 2006 Double Cab for several years now. Works flawlessly. Several model iPhones of the years...zero issues. Fantastic solution.

As someone who thought they'd have to purchase a new car just to have bluetooth connectivity...I am so happy that I found this car kit. Originally, my radio (original Honda radio - non satellite) was connected to a third party iPhone-compatible cable via the CD changer port that provided CD quality audio, but I wanted something wireless. I was nervous about having it removed and replaced with a bluetooth kit. I purchased the Bluetooth kit for my 2004 Honda Accord EX, and I took the kit to my local dealership. After it was installed, I drove around town for a while to test the audio (because I love my music). The sound quality is excellent and sounds the same as the CD player. I wanted to leave a review because... for those of us that love our music but have older cars, this is a life saver.

I installed the "Pure Bluetooth with AUX" kit in my 2005 Honda Accord. Installation was fairly easy, just took some extra time to make the connection to my jack on my cd system, because my jack plug is on the back vs underneath the cd system. I'm now able to receive and make phone calls thru my car using the bluetooth feature. Phone calls are extremely clear, the calls on this system are just as clear or clearer than my late model 2013 and 2016 vehicles. Streaming music and Aux music is extremely clear and crisp (CD quality sound or better). Steering wheel and stereo controls for phone calls, and music works well with the system. I wish I had seen this system sometime back I could have been enjoying the bluetooth feature of phone calls, streaming & aux music in this vehicle way before now.

I highly recommend this as a great solution to updating your audio system to become bluetooth enable to allow your audio system to take advantage of later technology.

2005 Honda Pilot - With RES.
I purchased the pure Bluetooth kit and I have been quite impressed with the product. First, this kit works with the RES version of the pilot and is plugged into the CD changer port for the in dash CD changer. The in dash CD changer will no longer function which was fine with me. The DVD player and single CD player still work like normal.

The only down side I can highlight is the call quality using Bluetooth. It is decent at times but at other times it's tough for the other party to hear you.

Overall Rating:
Bluetooth streaming audio qaulity - A
Phone Call Bluetooth Audio Qaulity - C (Sometimes B)

Overall it is a great kid and worth the investment for older cars that didn't come with Bluetooth

Works like a charm. I had my doubts, but this product exceeded my expectations. Kudos to you, GTA Car Kits! 10/10 Perfect job!

Here's why I'm pleased. It's down to the technical details:
My car has a CD changer, but a close look reveals that I do NOT need the Y-Cable. I had my doubt because the empty connector only had 6 pins in it - one row populated, other row empty, while the GTA unit cable has all 12 pins populated. Everything tested OK including phone calls, aux option and next/prev buttons. No idea what the unconnected 6 wires do, but apparently they're somehow not important in this configuration.