Parrot bluetooth adaptor for pre amplified head units.

I had fitted a Parrot Bluetooth hands free kit to my previous vehicle, A range Rover P38 4.6 Autobiography. As the head unit in that vehicle sends its signal to an amplifier, I needed to add this bit of kit to the install to make the Parrot work successfully. As a bonus it allowed me to stream music from my phone to the cars stereo. The bit of kit is called a MatchMute 4 Channel, stereo audio streaming for pre amplified head units. It was manufactured in Italy and is in full working order and has the fitting instructions included.

I used it in conjunction with a Parrot MKi9200 and it just plugged in-between the parrot's main unit and the head unit via the included wiring adaptor. I cannot say if it would work with other Parrot units, but cannot see any reason why not.

Please note this kit does not include the SOT lead to connect a Parrot to your head unit, you will need to source that yourself, if you don't already have one.

I think it cost about £30 when I bought, but happy to give it away free to someone who can make good use of it.

RSFH

I've got the mki9200 it's good but it doesn't go very loud just distorts, does make it so it uses the amp in the stereo itself?

Yes, this unit does use the stand alone amp, in the case of the Range Rover, mounted in the boot. This means that the volume balance front to rear needs to be preset via this adaptor before finalising the install. you can then alter the overall volume via the normal controls (head unit and or steering wheel controls if fitted).

if your head unit has its own built in amplifier, then this adaptor wont work, nor do you need it.

I completely forgot I asked you this haha. Yeah mine is built in, never mind

I've got an 9200. My P38 Vogue is an 02 model and has the alpine set up in it (Well the changer is Alpine) Will this work with my set up. If so I have beer tokens available as I've been a good boy and done my chores

This has now been claimed and is on its way to its new owner

Big thanks to Richard, not many people would have been a generous as you!!

Thanks again!!