Originally Posted by John V6
Here is the my 22 manual
Bluetooth® Module
The Bluetooth® streaming module allows music playback from a Bluetooth®
compatible device (e.g. smartphone or tablet). To pair your device, turn the
ignition key, enable Bluetooth® on your device. The Morgan vehicle will appear
in the list of available devices as “MusicStream” or “Morgan”. The pairing
process only needs to be performed once per device. Play audio using your
device and it will be heard through the vehicle speakers. The playback volume
can be adjusted using the knob under the dashboard as well as the volume
control on the device itself.

NOTE: The system does not provide hands free calling operation.

I have similar instructions in my MY23 manual, but with the significant difference that it doesn't refer to controlling volume 'on the device', together with a bundle of warnings below that text (e.g. don't throw your phone out of the car whilst driving because you will lose the signal). The warning about 'max volume' I gave above relates only to the premium audio system, which I assume is the Sennheiser, though different companies seem to have different interpretations of the word 'premium'.

The Bluetooth® streaming module allows music playback from a Bluetooth®
compatible device (e.g. smartphone or tablet).
To pair your device, turn the ignition key and enable Bluetooth® on your
device. The Morgan vehicle, if not fitted with the Premium sound system will
appear in the list of available devices as “MusicStream”. The Morgan vehicle, if
fitted with the Premium sound system will appear in the list of available devices
as “Morgan” followed by a number that is unique to your vehicle. The pairing
process only needs to be performed once per device. Play audio using your
device and it will be heard through the vehicle speakers. The playback volume
can be adjusted using the knob under the dashboard.

NOTE: The system does not provide hands free calling operation.


Plus Six "Rachel"
Volvo C40