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Originally Posted by BanziBarn
It's a good question.
My feeling is that the phone can only connect to one devise at a time, so if you were listening to music and a call came in, I suspect it wouldn't work properly.
However, I also suspect that you would still hear the caller, but it would go through the aux input - as for them hearing you, if the phone is in the open cabin I expect the mic on the handset would pick up your voice. So, it depends on how much you speak on the phone when driving.
In my old Leon, I connected my phone to the aux input via a cable. When a call came in, I could have a conversation - it worked quite well - this was a car with no bluetooth connection at all.
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I have both a Kensington Liquid Aux Bluetooth reciever for audio and a Parrot for hands free.
If I'm streaming music to the Kensington when I get a call in it pauses and transfers the audio to the parot without a problem. I believe iPhones will proritise call audio to a hands free only device rather than an audio receiver.
Hope hat helps!