1. Is the CD changer in the glove box? and is there a single CD slot behind the command screen?
2. Is the CD played Mp3 coded CD compatible?
3. Where is the rear seat entertainment DVD drive? Is it a changer or single DVD?
4. MBusa says that I-pod integration is unavailable with rear seat entertainment....does this mean that i-pod integration is thus unavailable for the whole car or that it not available for the rear seat entertainment system?
5. Mbusa says that the bluetooth module is available with Premium1 pkg. How is the cell phone integration? Do I need a MB phone or is my razor fully compatible?
1. yes
2. yes-both single and 6disc
3. 2 drives in top portion of each headrest screen
4. no ipod integration kit, but AUX plug in glovebox (no display in multifunction cluster)
5. very difficult question- depending on the software in your phone-maybe. go to: Wireless4mb.com for answers
3. 2 drives in top portion of each headrest screen
I believe you're incorrect on this but it would be nice if it were true. The drive is located under the 2nd row bench on the passenger side. Just like on the 06 ML. In another post I questioned this location due to the folding mechanism of the access to the 3rd row. If someone with the RSE could post a photo it might clear up this confusion.
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My dealer says that the razor will sync with the bluetooth module, I just want to ask if anyone has any personal experience with this. I would like to have the bluetooth module added before delivery, but want to make sure it works
The integration is flawless with the bluetooth kit (from MB). Each time you get in the phone book synchronizes - takes about 1-2 minutes. Haven't yet figured out which one it will pick if we both get in together
Voice quality is pretty good, actually excellent for hearing the other party, had some complaints about how I sound from the other party.
The puck works great. The voice quality is better than with the old V60. I have a Razr and it syncs up everytime. Still trying to figure an easy way to transfer the call back to the handset if someone is with me other than opening the phone manually.
yeah im a little pissed it says that with the premiun system that the ipod aux is not avai do to the dvd system but it says on the window sticker ipod intergration system (something like that) i bought alot of ipod stuff and i have to return it.
Vehicle: 2008 Super Charged Range Rover, 2007 GL450, 2007 S65 Renntech'd
Location: Salt Lake City, Utah
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The puck works awesome. I have a Motorola slvr and I have a blue tooth in my E55 and in my wife's GL450. I got it set up so that when I get into either car, it automatically connects and I don't have to do anything manually.
4. MBusa says that I-pod integration is unavailable with rear seat entertainment....does this mean that i-pod integration is thus unavailable for the whole car or that it not available for the rear seat entertainment system?
I purchased an R350 with iPod and RSES. However, as I understand it, you lose the audio on the RSES to the command because the iPod occupies the AUX input which is reserved for the RSES. So, headsets only on RSES audio.
BTW, I plan on having the dealer disable the iPod to gain RSES audio to the command.
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