club.liberty.asn.au

Basically an aux for your liberty
This is it here : http://www.cushieaudio.com.au/subaru-usb2p.html
So need 5 units for discount and your looking at between 15%-20% discount on 5 units
So i guess it all depends on what you want (add ons) Please mention on your interest
This ends on the 31st of march 2013

Compatible Kenwood stereo models: GX-806EF2, GX-201JE, GX-201LE, GX-201KH, GX-201LH, GX-201KE, GX-203KH, GX-203JE, GX-203KE, GX-204LE, GX-204KH, P-206 UNB.

Compatible Clarion McIntosh stereo models: PF-28241.

Reviews :
1.db1 (Don)
Ok here are my thought on the Grom.
Ive got the Grom IPD3 with Bluetooth addon. I'm using it with an iPhone 5 although i did have to purchase a lightning to 30 pin adapter.
Phone calls are clear and I am surprised that calls can be made with windows fully open. The mic is located at the top of the A pillar. Calls are managed via steering wheel controls. Next track answers, previous track ends and rejects. Incoming call waiting calls can also be answered and switched using next track, but I am yet to test this. Mute will mute the other person but they can still hear you.
Siri can be invoked by double pressing the RPT button on the HU, and all of Siri's functions are available through Bluetooth. Although I find double pressing RPT sometimes resets the Bluetooth connection.
Tomtom app works very well. Music is automatically muffled whenever instructions or alerts are given. I'd say it would be the same for all nav apps.
Music SQ is on par with CD, although my comparison is not valid as both source files are the same (mp3s @ 320 kbps). But its alot better than radio.
My only gripe is that track info does not display on the HU, but it seems to be working for another forum member viewtopic.php?p=295594#p295594 So I'm not sure if its an issue with the Grom or the iphone 5. I wll have to get my hands on another iphone/ipod to check.
Overall I'm very happy with the Grom and would recommend it to anyone. Installation is fairly simple, and I'd think there would be number of different locations for mic/unit/cable to suit your personal preference.

Group Buy Cushie Audio April 5

1.Nipple06 :
USB / Apple / Android / Bluetooth Box (U2P-SUB08) $139.95
Data Cable (SUB08) $21.95
iPod / iPhone / iPad 30 Pin Cable (15Ft) (IPD2L) $31.95
Bluetooth Dongle & Handsfree Microphone (BTD) $49.95
Extension Port to Auxiliary Cable with USB Charging Port (35USB)$14.95
Total: $258.75
Total with discount $219.95
Total saving $38.80

2.Smj69 delivery at work
USB / Apple / Android / Bluetooth Box (U2P-SUB08)$139.95
Data Cable (SUB08)$21.95
Bluetooth Dongle & Handsfree Microphone (BTD)$49.95
Total:$211.85
Total with discount $180.08
Total saving $31.77

3.Jkeep2.5i Paid
USB / Apple / Android / Bluetooth Box (U2P-SUB08) $139.95
Data Cable (SUB08) $21.95
iPod / iPhone / iPad 30 Pin Cable (5Ft) (IPD2) $24.95
Bluetooth Dongle & Handsfree Microphone (BTD)$49.95
Total:$236.80
Total with discount $201.29
Total saving $35.51

4.Bosc0: postage
Apple / Samsung / Bluetooth Box (i3-SUB08) $83.95
Data Cable (SUB08) $21.95
iPod / iPhone / iPad 30 Pin Cable (5Ft) (IPD2) $24.95
Bluetooth Dongle & Handsfree Microphone (BTD) $49.95
Total:$180.80
Total with discount $153.69
Total saving $27.11

5.Famma: postage
1.USB / Apple / Android / Bluetooth Box (U2P-SUB08) $139.95
Data Cable (SUB08)$21.95
iPod / iPhone / iPad 30 Pin Cable (5Ft) (IPD2)$24.95
Bluetooth Dongle & Handsfree Microphone (BTD)$49.95
Total:$236.80
Total with discount $201.29
Total saving $35.51
2. USB / Apple / Android / Bluetooth Box (U2P-SUB08) $139.95
Data Cable (SUB08)$21.95
iPod / iPhone / iPad 30 Pin Cable (5Ft) (IPD2)$24.95
Bluetooth Dongle & Handsfree Microphone (BTD)$49.95
Total:$236.80
Total with discount $201.29
Total saving $35.51
Grand total :$473.60
Grand Total with discount $402.58
Grand Total saving $71.02

6.my02b4 Paid
USB / Apple / Android / Bluetooth Box (U2P-SUB08) $139.95
Data Cable (SUB08)$21.95
Bluetooth Dongle & Handsfree Microphone (BTD)$49.95
Total:$211.85
Total with discount $180.08
Total saving $31.77

7.Agan Paid
USB / Apple / Android / Bluetooth Box (U2P-SUB08)$139.95
Data Cable (SUB08)$21.95
iPod / iPhone / iPad 30 Pin Cable (15Ft) (IPD2L)$31.95
Subaru USB cable (USBR) $8.95
Bluetooth Dongle & Handsfree Microphone (BTD)$49.95
Total $252.75
Total with discount $214.85
Total saving $37.90

Order Original Prices
1. USB / Apple / Android / Bluetooth Box (U2P-SUB08)$139.95 x 7 =$979.65
2. Apple / Samsung / Bluetooth Box (i3-SUB08) $83.95 x 1= $83.95
3. Data Cable (SUB08) $21.95 x 8 = $175.60
4. Bluetooth Dongle & Handsfree Microphone (BTD)$49.95 x 8 = $$399.60
5. iPod / iPhone / iPad 30 Pin Cable (5Ft) (IPD2)$24.95 x 4 =$99.80
6. iPod / iPhone / iPad 30 Pin Cable (15Ft) (IPD2L)$31.95 x 2 =$63.90
7. Subaru USB cable (USBR) $8.95 x 1 =$8.95
8. Extension Port to Auxiliary Cable with USB Charging Port (35USB)$14.95 x 1 = $14.95
Order amount worth $1826.40

Order with 15% Discount
1. USB / Apple / Android / Bluetooth Box (U2P-SUB08)$118.96 x 7 =$832.72
2. Apple / Samsung / Bluetooth Box (i3-SUB08) $71.36 x 1= $71.36
3. Data Cable (SUB08) $18.66 x 8 = $149.28
4. Bluetooth Dongle & Handsfree Microphone (BTD)$42.46 x 8 = $339.68
5. iPod / iPhone / iPad 30 Pin Cable (5Ft) (IPD2)$21.21 x 4 =$84.84

For postage put an extra $10 i will put your change in the bag with you iteams so its
but other wise I'm in Wollongong every second weekend or mount kuring gai during the week and live in pennant hills so most of the Sydney people people should be covered

ok so you all should have a pm with details of where to deposit the money
If you could all do it before Wednesday next week the sooner you deposit the sooner we all get are items
make sure you give me your details where you wanna post it

I've looked at this before, but I can't remember what I would need?

Your the man nipple

Yeah I'm going all out I think

Can you get confirmation that it will work on a 2004 MY05 mackintosh?

I'd been keen as long as it would work.

Damn, can I get a discount applied post transaction?

I don't think anyone has tried this unit on any models so far so nothing is guaranteed at this stage.

Bhayvn wrote:Can you get confirmation that it will work on a 2004 MY05 mackintosh?

I'd been keen as long as it would work.

There is one mackintosh it works on
Will update this tomorrow afternoon
But as segr said there is no evidence as no one has used on of these

db1 wrote:Damn, can I get a discount applied post transaction?

Well my gf lives in Wollongong so I will most likely pick them up
Also can deliver them to you
Guessing you live down there as I'm on my phone :/

Sorry Mate. I meant that I had already purchased last week before the group buy opened. I only got the Grom IPD3 though, no USB.
I'm surprised there's not more interest. It integrates well and keeps everything looking almost OEM, except for the mic.
I'll write a review when I get home, hopefully it will garner more interest.

Sweet
Happy with ?
Yeah I posted it up on the fb page week or two back
Mackintosh it kenwood system ?

db1 wrote:Sorry Mate. I meant that I had already purchased last week before the group buy opened. I only got the Grom IPD3 though, no USB.
I'm surprised there's not more interest. It integrates well and keeps everything looking almost OEM, except for the mic.
I'll write a review when I get home, hopefully it will garner more interest.

please, a review and photos of the mic position would be great
dumb ass question if it looks oem how do you answer,end and the one i love, reject calls ,i guess on the phone ????

Ok here are my thought on the Grom.

Ive got the Grom IPD3 with Bluetooth addon. I'm using it with an iPhone 5 although i did have to purchase a lightning to 30 pin adapter.

Phone calls are clear and I am surprised that calls can be made with windows fully open. The mic is located at the top of the A pillar. Calls are managed via steering wheel controls. Next track answers, previous track ends and rejects. Incoming call waiting calls can also be answered and switched using next track, but I am yet to test this. Mute will mute the other person but they can still hear you.

Siri can be invoked by double pressing the RPT button on the HU, and all of Siri's functions are available through Bluetooth. Although I find double pressing RPT sometimes resets the Bluetooth connection.

Tomtom app works very well. Music is automatically muffled whenever instructions or alerts are given. I'd say it would be the same for all nav apps.

Music SQ is on par with CD, although my comparison is not valid as both source files are the same (mp3s @ 320 kbps). But its alot better than radio.

My only gripe is that track info does not display on the HU, but it seems to be working for another forum member viewtopic.php?p=295594#p295594 So I'm not sure if its an issue with the Grom or the iphone 5. I wll have to get my hands on another iphone/ipod to check.

Overall I'm very happy with the Grom and would recommend it to anyone. Installation is fairly simple, and I'd think there would be number of different locations for mic/unit/cable to suit your personal preference.

sjm69 wrote:photos of the mic position would be great

Everything else looks the same, except I have the iphone cable running out from the cubby as I have the phone there for navigation.

edit: changed the cubby photo

db1 wrote:Ok here are my thought on the Grom.

Ive got the Grom IPD3 with Bluetooth addon. I'm using it with an iPhone 5 although i did have to purchase a lightning to 30 pin adapter.

Phone calls are clear and I am surprised that calls can be made with windows fully open. The mic is located at the top of the A pillar. Calls are managed via steering wheel controls. Next track answers, previous track ends and rejects. Incoming call waiting calls can also be answered and switched using next track, but I am yet to test this. Mute will mute the other person but they can still hear you.

Siri can be invoked by double pressing the RPT button on the HU, and all of Siri's functions are available through Bluetooth. Although I find double pressing RPT sometimes resets the Bluetooth connection.

Tomtom app works very well. Music is automatically muffled whenever instructions or alerts are given. I'd say it would be the same for all nav apps.

Music SQ is on par with CD, although my comparison is not valid as both source files are the same (mp3s @ 320 kbps). But its alot better than radio.

My only gripe is that track info does not display on the HU, but it seems to be working for another forum member does have it working. http://forum3.liberty.asn.au/viewtopic. ... 94#p295594 So I'm not sure if its an issue with the Grom or the iphone 5. I wll have to get my hands on another iphone/ipod to check.

Overall I'm very happy with the Grom and would recommend it to anyone. Installation is fairly simple, and I'd think there would be number of different locations for mic/unit/cable to suit your personal preference.

sjm69 wrote:photos of the mic position would be great

Everything else looks the same, except I have the iphone cable running out from the cubby as I have the phone there for navigation.

Sorry about the poor photos, I'll try and get some better shots during the day

Thanks Don
glad to hear your review
Making me wanna get it now

Thanks db1 good review

Keen on the exact setup Don has.

USB / Apple / Android / Bluetooth Box (U2P-SUB08)
Data Cable (SUB08)
iPod / iPhone / iPad 30 Pin Cable (5Ft) (IPD2)
Bluetooth Dongle & Handsfree Microphone (BTD)

Correct?