Talk Morgan Forums Morgan Sports Cars Morgan Plus Four, Supersport & Plus Six (CX & CXV Generation Vehicles) Where is the audio line-in jack ?

Hello, in the plus Six user manual there is an audio line-in jack that reside in the glove box.
I have the hole in my plus Six glove box but impossible to find any jack ... Did someone already find this fantom jack please ?
Alain

Hi Alain, Congratulations on the plus 6, I think the audio “jack” had been upgraded to Bluetooth, but not the user manual.....
Mike

Is the audio system in the PlusSix an option ?, I'm assuming you only get the jack if you tick the audio option

Call to the dealer me thinks

The inline jack into audio system (amplifier, volume control and 4 speakers) was included on all variants and located in glove box. I remember querying this dated connection method with the factory rep in 2019 when I first saw one but received just a shrug of shoulders. I understand now that a bluetooth hookup is standard and probably hidden somewhere, guess also the manual has not caught up yet. Suggest trying to pair with your bluetooth phone with ignition in aux position and so stream mp3 music files from it. A standalone bluetooth tuner would provide radio or maybe an internet radio app on your phone. I use Google maps when streaming music to my bluetooth radio and the two play together well to give music interrupted by directions, so that's another possibility.

For those with earlier versions of Plus Six there are inexpensive self battery powered bluetooth devices available that receive the jack plug and provide the hookup.

Not 100% certain on the Plus Six but I assume its been updated and now aligns with the system in the Plus Four.

My Plus Four has the optional Bluetooth streaming module (music/podcasts/messages from the Bluetooth device but no phone functionality) but it doesn't have a jack connection. Just look for 'MusicStream' in the list of devices your phone can 'see' and connect.

Don't get too excited though as the sound quality is nothing special at all.

I've always found going into the phones Bluetooth menu as a first resort with Android. Pairing can then be made and the device saved on a list to be adopted by compatible apps.

And forgot to say, no codes or passwords involved and once paired it will, as expected, connect automatically every time you turn the ignition on.

Technically yes, practically no. Bluetooth is almost as flaky as when introduced around 16 years ago I have found.

Hi, after dismounting the bottom panel of the dashboard it's look that they have change the audio module there is no line in jack possible anymore.
But... On the volume control you have two pair of cinch with labels, you can use the one labelled "input" and connect any line out to it it works perfectly and easy to connect any radio or DAB module.
Alain