2013 Mazda3 changing the audio, auxiliary and USB settings tutorial

It’s hard to find someone these days that don’t have a portable MP3 player which is why Mazda has added auxiliary and USB playback features for portable audio devices in almost every model. The Mazda Experts at Don Mealey’s Sport Mazda, an Orlando Mazda dealer in Florida, sometimes get the question “how do I change the audio settings and control the playback functions of a MP3 player through my Mazda3’s audio system?” The video tutorial below demonstrates how to change the audio settings in the sound system to get the perfect pitch and balance for your music as well as how to control the audio from your portable device through the USB functionality.

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Bluetooth audio and Pandora streaming in the 2013 Mazda3

It’s 2013 and chances are that you have a few of your favorite songs stored on your smartphone to help get you into your groove. The 2013 Mazda3 Grand Touring comes equipped with a technology package that offers drivers the ability to not only pair their phone with the infotainment system, but also stream audio files directly to the sound system through Bluetooth. Another bonus with Bluetooth streaming is that drivers are able to use their smartphone to access Pandora Internet Radio for a virtually unlimited music selection while on the road. The video provided below illustrates how drivers can access and use these features in easy to understand steps.

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