Compatible with select late-model GM vehicles, the GMCSS2 and GMCSS3 allow voice-command functions and help deliver high-quality audio directly to the factory sound system.

Clearwater, Fl., August 2007 – Peripheral Electronics®, AAMP of America’s innovative OEM integration division, announced today it is now shipping two new cell phone adaptors for Motorola Bluetooth® IHF1000 phone kits. Compatible with select late-model GM vehicles, the GMCSS2 and GMCSS3 allow voice-command functions and help deliver high-quality audio from the IHF1000 directly to the factory sound system.

The GMCSS2 works with GM Class 2 vehicles, and the GMCSS3 works with GM LAN vehicles. Together, they cover select 2000-2007 Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, GMC, Hummer, Oldsmobile, and Pontiac vehicles.

Using the MOT1000 harness, the GMCSS2 and GMCSS3 adaptors provide a plug-and-play solution that connects the IHF1000 to the factory radio. The adaptors work with all amplified and non-amplified audio systems, and automatically mute the system when a call is sent or received. They also play conversations through the front speakers in digital-quality sound for an enhanced hands-free experience.

The GMCSS2 and GMCSS3 are an important addition to Peripheral Electronics’ Hands-Free OEM Integration Solutions. For more information, visit www.peripheralelectronics.com.

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