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Thank you IZichard. I have decided to have av cable + bluetooth receiver as I found out there are av input which is used for connecting navigator through amp.

Hi All. I just joined the Subaru world. And I realized that there are no input of modern device.. I want to use AUX or Bluetooth to connect my mobile phone(s). After googling I got those info for my audio system. Nav : cn-hds915d ( Panasonic F class Strada ) Audio : Macintosh pf-2824i (not sure its from Japan or China) Photo : Macintoshi Currently AUX in Macintosh seems to be connected to Nav.(I just functionally checked it by pressing 'AUX' button on it not checking its wiring. Please correct it If I am wrong). And I found out there are available AV IN in Nav's digital tuner. (It connects speaker (or amp ) via AV OUT, rear view camera, and Navi output) According to a pdf manual similar model number, that AV IN seems to be used for video recording (black box?). Photos : https://static.baza.farpost.ru/v/1522039014103_default Given situation, My best scenario (cheapest option) is A) Using the available 'AV IN' by buying AV to 3.5 pi connector things. 1) Is that available ? 2) If yes, how it can be controlled in Nav screen? I cannot find a menu in Nav for controlling this.( or automatically showing if a device is being connected?) If it turns out no luck, My next scenario would be buying some other 3rd parties : B) https://drivingsound.co.nz/product/grom-bt3-bluetooth-for-03-07-subaru-kenwood-unit/ : -> Will it work for my Macintosh? It says compatible to Macintosh onward 2007, it requires one of 'CHR/AUX/SAT' button. Do I have to extra job if it has only AUX button? C) Or buying new Navi system(screen + tuner + audio + rear camera) and connect it to Macintosh system. As I have seen the current Nav's digital tuner, I guess that it is a kind of easy if I can reuse those AV cables to new navigation. 1) Is that easy as I think ( Is that safe for compatibility if all is AV-ish cables) ? D) Or any other easy-method on it ? Please give me your idea or your experience. Thank you in advance.