Review on 🔌 Yomikoo Aux Adapter for Mazda 3 2004-2008/5 2005-2009/6 2002-2008/RX-8 2004-2006/CX-7 2007-2008 - Car Audio CD Changer 3.5mm AUX Cable by Aaron Masek

Extras. EDIT- Yes, there is less bass. However, in music applications, the bass can be adjusted. Try there. Not exactly for music lovers who love clean, strong heartbeat bass. But then these people still have to pay $200 for a new stereo. It's good for the price. So still 5 stars. Don't pay $24 for a Mazda audio system and don't expect new stereo sound. It's just stupid. The product keeps what it promises. Sounds better than expected given the price. To install, just plug into the CD changer port (After unplugging the radio which is a bit annoying, Mazda's fault.) Great sound quality, much better than the radio except for the bass, see above). I didn't know this sound system could actually sound that great. A buzzing issue caused by the Kinvio Bluetooth adapter that I connected to this device. Grounding is a problem. Doesn't hum when I plug the phone directly into the wall outlet. I bought an isolator and this solves the problem. The only problem is that the regular CD tray doesn't work when plugged into the CD changer. I assume this will be the case with every product. I would like to hear if anyone has found a solution to this problem. ((EDIT. As it turns out, a factory 5 disc changer would have been installed where the single disc changer is. You could have either one or the other, not both. I'm assuming the rear connector overrides the CD Runs once.. I can't find a workaround for it. Since it hardly exists, I'm officially giving up.)) Overall, the features are as advertised. This isn't a fantasy. You can't control anything with radio buttons. However, you can do all this on your phone/MP3 player. There are $100+ options for more control. I just wanted the main assistive devices to work with the Kinvio bluetooth receiver that I already have.