Concert radio is the base radio for the B8 platform -- not MMI. We had a Symphony radio years ago; I don't think SDHC were economical at the time, so 2/4/8 GB were sufficient. Music streaming needs MMI 3G+. If you want Bluetooth music streaming with your Concert radio, you need to connect to the AMI (not MMI) box in the glove box. --g
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Hello again.
Purchased my 2014 A5 Quattro sportback 2.0 tdi last week.
Very happy with it.
I have looked through the pages, probably bit too much as I'm more confused lol.
I have the concert stereo with no Sat nav.
Question please......what sd card do i need, type etc..read can't use sdhc, I'm just confused lol.
Have tried to connect phone to play music through bluetooth but unsuccessful, can connect for phone use, so come to opinion music not an option through Bluetooth.
So take it I need a Bluetooth connector for mmi box in glove box, also how do i find out what mmi I have, see mmi 3g and others etc spoken about, would like to no what I have.
Appreciate any help as my mind is getting fried.lol
Purchased my 2014 A5 Quattro sportback 2.0 tdi last week.
Very happy with it.
I have looked through the pages, probably bit too much as I'm more confused lol.
I have the concert stereo with no Sat nav.
Question please......what sd card do i need, type etc..read can't use sdhc, I'm just confused lol.
Have tried to connect phone to play music through bluetooth but unsuccessful, can connect for phone use, so come to opinion music not an option through Bluetooth.
So take it I need a Bluetooth connector for mmi box in glove box, also how do i find out what mmi I have, see mmi 3g and others etc spoken about, would like to no what I have.
Appreciate any help as my mind is getting fried.lol
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Thanks for the reply, new to audi and I thought they all had mmi, so ami is the older version ?Concert radio is the base radio for the B8 platform -- not MMI. We had a Symphony radio years ago; I don't think SDHC were economical at the time, so 2/4/8 GB were sufficient. Music streaming needs MMI 3G+. If you want Bluetooth music streaming with your Concert radio, you need to connect to the AMI (not MMI) box in the glove box. --g
Like a ami to bluetooth or usb lead, also been told to buy genuine leads as cheaper ones don't seem to work, anyone tried the cheaper ones, see them on Amazon for around £15
MMI=sat nav head unit. AMI=audi music interface (or I suppose it could be audi media interface, anyway its in in the glove box).
The leads are a bit tricky if you want to connect AMI straight to your phone, eg lightning cable, as some of the cables have compatibility issues. Personally I run AMI to a 2.5 mm jack and then have a cheap bluetooth receiver connect to my phone for streaming. But mostly I use a SD card. I use this one: SanDisk SDSDB-032G-FFP 32 GB SDHC Class 4 Memory Card.
For bluetooth you could also look at Bovee or tune2air. Some on here use them and they work well. Sometimes there are compatibility issues. The power supply on these gadget seems to be a problem as they need a USB wire or some other sort of power running form the dash.
The leads are a bit tricky if you want to connect AMI straight to your phone, eg lightning cable, as some of the cables have compatibility issues. Personally I run AMI to a 2.5 mm jack and then have a cheap bluetooth receiver connect to my phone for streaming. But mostly I use a SD card. I use this one: SanDisk SDSDB-032G-FFP 32 GB SDHC Class 4 Memory Card.
For bluetooth you could also look at Bovee or tune2air. Some on here use them and they work well. Sometimes there are compatibility issues. The power supply on these gadget seems to be a problem as they need a USB wire or some other sort of power running form the dash.
Thanks for the info
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