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product_id: 1610561
title: "Bovee 1000 - Wireless Music Interface Adaptor Compatible with Audi, Mercedes, and Volkswagen car kit with 30 pin iPod Connector (Tune2Air WMA1000 (30-Pin Bluetooth))"
brand: "bovee"
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# Bluetooth A2DP & AirPlay Full iPod library display Plug & Play, no install Bovee 1000 - Wireless Music Interface Adaptor Compatible with Audi, Mercedes, and Volkswagen car kit with 30 pin iPod Connector (Tune2Air WMA1000 (30-Pin Bluetooth))

**Brand:** bovee
**Price:** R$1456
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎶 Upgrade your ride’s soundtrack—wireless freedom meets factory finesse!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Bovee 1000 - Wireless Music Interface Adaptor Compatible with Audi, Mercedes, and Volkswagen car kit with 30 pin iPod Connector (Tune2Air WMA1000 (30-Pin Bluetooth)) by bovee
- **How much does it cost?** R$1456 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- bovee enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted bovee brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Seamless Plug & Play:** No installation hassle—just connect and stream instantly.
- • **OEM Controls Retained:** Keep steering wheel controls and song info on your factory screen.
- • **Full iPod Library Access:** Browse your entire iPhone/iPad music collection on your car’s OEM display.
- • **True Bluetooth Audio Streaming:** Supports A2DP & AirPlay for crystal-clear wireless sound.
- • **Universal 30-Pin Compatibility:** Works flawlessly with Audi AMI, Mercedes Media Interface, VW MDI & more.

## Overview

The Bovee 1000 Tune2Air WMA1000 is a compact wireless music interface adapter that plugs into your car’s existing 30-pin iPod connector. Compatible with Audi, Mercedes, Volkswagen, and other vehicles with OEM or aftermarket iPod integration, it enables seamless Bluetooth A2DP and AirPlay streaming from your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. Enjoy full music library browsing on your car’s display while retaining steering wheel controls and original audio system functionality—no installation required.

## Description

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Review: Awesome (but apparently needs additional component to work properly with my application) - Perhaps the easiest, cheapest, and most practical mod I will do!! Works great in my 2010 GT-R Premium (US Spec). I love every aspect of this car, however, with the advanced technology incorporated in this car's design, I couldn't believe it had Bluetooth functionality for phone use, but not Bluetooth streaming audio, but a 30-pin Ipod cable running to the auxiliary port behind the OE audio setup. Initially it didn't bother me, as I didn't buy this car for it's luxuries, but of course, after running through CD's, radio broadcasts becoming too repetitive, not being a fan of Apple products for my entertainment purposes, and the urge to listen to Spotify while "cruising", I decided to do some research for solutions to stream Bluetooth audio to my factory setup. I came across a thread on the GTRLife forums that had the perfect solution. The WMA1000 Bluetooth adapter that would allow me to connect my Samsung Note 5 via Bluetooth to this device, which connected to my Ipod cable, thus allowing me to use the OEM "aux" source on my car, and as an added bonus, retain steering wheel audio control and display song information on my OEM audio screen. The only issue mentioned is that sometimes the device wouldn't power up or would take an excessively long time to turn on. For reasons unknown, this problem was eliminated by adding a CableJive dockXtender Premium (2-foot), sold by desertcart as well for $25 at this time. This cable is placed between the Ipod connector from my car and the Bluetooth adapter. I saw many had success and decided it was worth a try, which worked almost flawlessly. At this point, everything works as stated, however, when streaming Spotify, the song title does not show up on my display. I have not tried any other music applications to see if this changes. This extremely minor flaw does not matter to me, if I really want to know the name of the song I can just pick my phone up and look, I will likely never use that display as I have other performance parameters I keep visible on my display, therefore 5 stars! If anyone is interested, at the bottom of this review is the web address to the thread I read to find this information and the cable I purchased. Scared to use this link, just search "GT-R DIY Streaming Bluetooth Audio" you should come across it, or search the cable name. Although this refers to the CBA (2009-2011) Nissan GT-R's, perhaps this may help anyone else having similar issues. Overall, easy (2-step) install, just plug in appropriately and connect from Bluetooth device's settings menu, quick setup, works great, and the sound quality is great! [...]
Review: Works great in BMWs with CIC, plus technical info about audio codec used - Short summary: - Solid product. - Audio quality is good (technical details below) - Steering wheel controls and iDrive display behave the same as if the phone were connected directly to the car's Y-cable - Does not interfere with bluetooth for phone calls and address book This review is divided into two parts. 1) Describe my experience using the device 2) Technical info about audio quality This review describes my personal experience in a BMW with the CIC version of iDrive after daily use over one month. The WMA1000 is connected to the BMW-supplied Y-cable under the center armrest. It syncs with an iPhone 5 running iOS 7 in an '09 3-series with iDrive. CIC is defined here: [...] The WMA1000 works flawlessly. Steering wheel buttons and iDrive display behave as if an iPhone were plugged directly into the car's Y-cable. Pressing the car's volume button (on/off for audio) causes the WMA1000 to play/pause audio from the iPhone. You can select music through the iDrive menus, or you can select music (or podcasts, pandora, etc.) on the iPhone's touch screen with the same behavior and restrictions as if you did that while the iPhone were directly connected to the Y-cable. The WMA1000 draws power from the USB cable. Bluetooth syncs shortly after powering on iDrive. The unit "turns off" when the car cuts power to the USB connector. With iOS 7, iTunes radio stations I've already created show up in the "playlists" category in the iDrive menu. First real playlists, then radio stations, then genius playlists. Each subgroup is alphanumerically sorted within the subgroup. This makes it easy to bounce between radio stations from steering wheel buttons. The "next" button skips to the next song within the current iTunes radio station. When using the podcast app the name of the current podcast and % progress shows up on the iDrive screen. But I don't see a way to navigate to a different podcast. And when the current podcast ends the iDrive screen does not update for the new one until you reconnect bluetooth. I assume this is a limitation of iOS 7 and would happen if I physically connected the iPhone to the Y-cable, but I have not conducted that experiment. While the iPhone is connected to the WMA1000 for A2DP audio, the separate bluetooth connection for phone and address book continues to work as it did before. The two bluetooth links do not interfere with each other's functionality. In newer BMW cars, with built-in A2DP bluetooth audio, you can toggle between different iPhones for A2DP audio from the iDrive menus. I have not tried to switch phones on the WMA1000. IIRC, the included instructions said something about disconnecting bluetooth from the 1st phone before connecting from the 2nd phone. I just hand my phone to the passengers in my car and don't bother switching the bluetooth link to a different phone. The phone's battery drains quickly while listening to iTunes radio over bluetooth. Except for short trips you will want to plug in your phone for power. That can be accomplished by obtaining a USB-car power adapter for use in any of the car's power ports. FYI, for an E9x you can acquire and install the European part that exposes two power ports under the rear seat AC controls, and there are DIY instructions on the E9x forums. Now for some technical details. This information comes from a friend who did a test and sent an inquiry to the manufacturer. He explained that the A2DP spec defines mandatory support for SBC, which is of lesser quality than AAC/MP3 at the same bit rate. He said he looked at the data sheet for the chip used by ViseeO inside the WMA1000 and he thinks the chip supports both SBC and AAC. The iPhone supports A2DP codecs for both. Sending music in AAC format would consume less power on the phone, while transcoding to SBC consumes power and is a bit lossy. He wrote: "Heard back from the manufacturer: They support SBC only, not AAC. That supports the logs from the iPhone showing SBC with bit pool 53 (the highest for 44.1KHz as I recall). It would've been nice if they supported AAC, but regardless I'm still very pleased." He said that he did a web search about available products and was unable to find one that was known to support AAC. He has a less expensive competing product that compressed audio too much (bit pool 41) and he was annoyed by the compression. Looking for a better solution, the WMA1000 looked the most promising and that's why he bought this one. He expressed opinion that the chip inside is perhaps the current best-of-breed for an A2DP bridge. Based on his info I bought one too. We are both satisfied with the WMA1000. Supporting data: Nov 18 19:12:02 apollo mediaserverd[46] :  BTAudioXpcConnection.cpp[133]: HandleAudioDevicePublishMsg():  { count = 2, contents = "kBTAudioMsgArgs" =>  { count = 2, contents = "kBTAudioMsgArgDeviceType" => : 1952539500 "kBTAudioMsgArgDeviceProperties" =>  { count = 10, contents = "kBTAudioMsgPropertyFrameCount" => : 7 "kBTAudioMsgPropertyCategory" => : 1 "kBTAudioMsgPropertyCodec" => : 0 "kBTAudioMsgPropertyLatency" => : 81269 "kBTAudioMsgPropertyName" =>  { length = 8, contents = "Tune2Air" } "kBTAudioMsgPropertyBitpool" => : 53 "kBTAudioMsgPropertyDeviceUID" =>  "kBTAudioMsgPropertyFrameLen" => : 118 "kBTAudioMsgPropertyRtpInterval" => : 20317 "kBTAudioMsgPropertyVolumeIsAbsolute" => : false } } "kBTAudioMsgId" => : 2

## Features

- Plug and Play - no installation required, simply plug into your cars existing iPod installation.
- Read and display entire iPod library from your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch on car display.
- Compatible with Audi AMI, Mercedes Media Interface and VW MDI or any other cars with the original or aftermarket iPod integration installed that has a 30 pin iPod connector. Supports Airplay and A2DP Bluetooth.
- PLEASE see details below for the specific vehicle compatibility and IMPORTANT PRODUCT INFORMATION
- Please see 4th photo for the INSTALLATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDELINES

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00B52LLJ6 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #709 in Car Audio & Video Accessories #17,015 in Car Electronics |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (4,131) |
| Date First Available | January 22, 2013 |
| Department | Adults |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 0.8 ounces |
| Item model number | Tune2Air WMA1000 (30-Pin Bluetooth) |
| Manufacturer | Bovee |
| Product Dimensions | 1.5 x 1.5 x 0.3 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Bovee
- **Connectivity Technology:** Bluetooth
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Power Source:** Corded Electric
- **Special Feature:** Automatic connected

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: on an audi 2010 A5 w/MMI, what happens when you are using this device & the phone rings?  does this device render the cars blue tooth useless?**
A: Not necessarily.  When calls come in on my 2011 S5 it stops the music, but the call comes in on the phone, not the car speakers.  if you switch it to speakerphone it automatically switches back to regular phone.  It's really annoying so I just turn off bluetooth at that point and use the speakerphone.  It also periodically drops the bluetooth for 10-15 seconds maybe once every 15-20 minutes.

**Q: Is it compatible with an iPhone 6 with IOS 8.3?**
A: Yes I hv the iphone 6 with IOS 8.3

**Q: Will this work beyond ios 8.3 update?**
A: Absolutely!!!  Everything works fine

**Q: Has anyone been able to confirm with works with a 2008 Mercedes Benz ML350 with stock 30-pin iPod cable installed?  Thanks**
A: Derek, did you end up getting this?  I have a 2008 GL450 with the stock 30pin iPod cable in the glove box.  My worry is my stock adapter only works with my daughter's old iPod and not with her iPhone 4, so it seems to have limited connectivity.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesome (but apparently needs additional component to work properly with my application)
*by R***D on April 24, 2016*

Perhaps the easiest, cheapest, and most practical mod I will do!! Works great in my 2010 GT-R Premium (US Spec). I love every aspect of this car, however, with the advanced technology incorporated in this car's design, I couldn't believe it had Bluetooth functionality for phone use, but not Bluetooth streaming audio, but a 30-pin Ipod cable running to the auxiliary port behind the OE audio setup. Initially it didn't bother me, as I didn't buy this car for it's luxuries, but of course, after running through CD's, radio broadcasts becoming too repetitive, not being a fan of Apple products for my entertainment purposes, and the urge to listen to Spotify while "cruising", I decided to do some research for solutions to stream Bluetooth audio to my factory setup. I came across a thread on the GTRLife forums that had the perfect solution. The WMA1000 Bluetooth adapter that would allow me to connect my Samsung Note 5 via Bluetooth to this device, which connected to my Ipod cable, thus allowing me to use the OEM "aux" source on my car, and as an added bonus, retain steering wheel audio control and display song information on my OEM audio screen. The only issue mentioned is that sometimes the device wouldn't power up or would take an excessively long time to turn on. For reasons unknown, this problem was eliminated by adding a CableJive dockXtender Premium (2-foot), sold by Amazon as well for $25 at this time. This cable is placed between the Ipod connector from my car and the Bluetooth adapter. I saw many had success and decided it was worth a try, which worked almost flawlessly. At this point, everything works as stated, however, when streaming Spotify, the song title does not show up on my display. I have not tried any other music applications to see if this changes. This extremely minor flaw does not matter to me, if I really want to know the name of the song I can just pick my phone up and look, I will likely never use that display as I have other performance parameters I keep visible on my display, therefore 5 stars! If anyone is interested, at the bottom of this review is the web address to the thread I read to find this information and the cable I purchased. Scared to use this link, just search "GT-R DIY Streaming Bluetooth Audio" you should come across it, or search the cable name. Although this refers to the CBA (2009-2011) Nissan GT-R's, perhaps this may help anyone else having similar issues. Overall, easy (2-step) install, just plug in appropriately and connect from Bluetooth device's settings menu, quick setup, works great, and the sound quality is great! [...]

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works great in BMWs with CIC, plus technical info about audio codec used
*by J***O on December 22, 2013*

Short summary: - Solid product. - Audio quality is good (technical details below) - Steering wheel controls and iDrive display behave the same as if the phone were connected directly to the car's Y-cable - Does not interfere with bluetooth for phone calls and address book This review is divided into two parts. 1) Describe my experience using the device 2) Technical info about audio quality This review describes my personal experience in a BMW with the CIC version of iDrive after daily use over one month. The WMA1000 is connected to the BMW-supplied Y-cable under the center armrest. It syncs with an iPhone 5 running iOS 7 in an '09 3-series with iDrive. CIC is defined here: [...] The WMA1000 works flawlessly. Steering wheel buttons and iDrive display behave as if an iPhone were plugged directly into the car's Y-cable. Pressing the car's volume button (on/off for audio) causes the WMA1000 to play/pause audio from the iPhone. You can select music through the iDrive menus, or you can select music (or podcasts, pandora, etc.) on the iPhone's touch screen with the same behavior and restrictions as if you did that while the iPhone were directly connected to the Y-cable. The WMA1000 draws power from the USB cable. Bluetooth syncs shortly after powering on iDrive. The unit "turns off" when the car cuts power to the USB connector. With iOS 7, iTunes radio stations I've already created show up in the "playlists" category in the iDrive menu. First real playlists, then radio stations, then genius playlists. Each subgroup is alphanumerically sorted within the subgroup. This makes it easy to bounce between radio stations from steering wheel buttons. The "next" button skips to the next song within the current iTunes radio station. When using the podcast app the name of the current podcast and % progress shows up on the iDrive screen. But I don't see a way to navigate to a different podcast. And when the current podcast ends the iDrive screen does not update for the new one until you reconnect bluetooth. I assume this is a limitation of iOS 7 and would happen if I physically connected the iPhone to the Y-cable, but I have not conducted that experiment. While the iPhone is connected to the WMA1000 for A2DP audio, the separate bluetooth connection for phone and address book continues to work as it did before. The two bluetooth links do not interfere with each other's functionality. In newer BMW cars, with built-in A2DP bluetooth audio, you can toggle between different iPhones for A2DP audio from the iDrive menus. I have not tried to switch phones on the WMA1000. IIRC, the included instructions said something about disconnecting bluetooth from the 1st phone before connecting from the 2nd phone. I just hand my phone to the passengers in my car and don't bother switching the bluetooth link to a different phone. The phone's battery drains quickly while listening to iTunes radio over bluetooth. Except for short trips you will want to plug in your phone for power. That can be accomplished by obtaining a USB-car power adapter for use in any of the car's power ports. FYI, for an E9x you can acquire and install the European part that exposes two power ports under the rear seat AC controls, and there are DIY instructions on the E9x forums. Now for some technical details. This information comes from a friend who did a test and sent an inquiry to the manufacturer. He explained that the A2DP spec defines mandatory support for SBC, which is of lesser quality than AAC/MP3 at the same bit rate. He said he looked at the data sheet for the chip used by ViseeO inside the WMA1000 and he thinks the chip supports both SBC and AAC. The iPhone supports A2DP codecs for both. Sending music in AAC format would consume less power on the phone, while transcoding to SBC consumes power and is a bit lossy. He wrote: "Heard back from the manufacturer: They support SBC only, not AAC. That supports the logs from the iPhone showing SBC with bit pool 53 (the highest for 44.1KHz as I recall). It would've been nice if they supported AAC, but regardless I'm still very pleased." He said that he did a web search about available products and was unable to find one that was known to support AAC. He has a less expensive competing product that compressed audio too much (bit pool 41) and he was annoyed by the compression. Looking for a better solution, the WMA1000 looked the most promising and that's why he bought this one. He expressed opinion that the chip inside is perhaps the current best-of-breed for an A2DP bridge. Based on his info I bought one too. We are both satisfied with the WMA1000. Supporting data: Nov 18 19:12:02 apollo mediaserverd[46] <Notice>: <LEAudio> BTAudioXpcConnection.cpp[133]: HandleAudioDevicePublishMsg(): <dictionary: 0x145f16f0> { count = 2, contents = "kBTAudioMsgArgs" => <dictionary: 0x145ddee0> { count = 2, contents = "kBTAudioMsgArgDeviceType" => : 1952539500 "kBTAudioMsgArgDeviceProperties" => <dictionary: 0x145db770> { count = 10, contents = "kBTAudioMsgPropertyFrameCount" => : 7 "kBTAudioMsgPropertyCategory" => : 1 "kBTAudioMsgPropertyCodec" => : 0 "kBTAudioMsgPropertyLatency" => : 81269 "kBTAudioMsgPropertyName" => <string: 0x145a4810> { length = 8, contents = "Tune2Air" } "kBTAudioMsgPropertyBitpool" => : 53 "kBTAudioMsgPropertyDeviceUID" => <snip> "kBTAudioMsgPropertyFrameLen" => : 118 "kBTAudioMsgPropertyRtpInterval" => : 20317 "kBTAudioMsgPropertyVolumeIsAbsolute" => : false } } "kBTAudioMsgId" => : 2

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by S***K on February 6, 2022*

Works great with the MMCS unit in my 2008 Mitsubishi Pajero. Would've been excellent if it could display the names of the songs too.. still a big improvement from using my old ipod to be able to stream my spotify playlist and still be able to use my steering wheel controls.

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