3.7-5V MP3 Decoder Board AUD $3.59, Light Control Music Module AUD $7.05, Blue LED Circular Lamp DIY AUD $1.58 @ ICStation

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Store RepICStation on 29/08/2017 - 11:28 icstation.com (166 clicks)
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• 3.7-5V Wireless Bluetooth MP3 Decoder Board BLE 4.1 Decoding Module Micro USB TF Card Interface
  $2.85, 35% off with extra $3 for tracking number service.
  Get from http://www.icstation.com/wireless-bluetooth-decoder-board-de…

• Light Control 8M Memory DIY Chargeable/Volume Adjusting Module USB Download Music Module for Greeting Cards Gift Box
  $5.59, 30% off with extra $3 for tracking number service.
  Get from http://www.icstation.com/light-control-memory-chargeablevolu…

• Blue LED Circular Lamp DIY Kit Funny Electronic Kits
  $1.25, 54% off with extra $3 for tracking number service.
  Save big from http://www.icstation.com/blue-circular-lamp-funny-electronic…

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  Thunderchunt on 29/08/2017 - 11:38

  Was gonna grab the Music Module but I can't get HTTPs to work on this site, so I bailed.

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  dufflover on 29/08/2017 - 14:31

  Is there a model number or IC number for the "Wireless Bluetooth MP3 Decoder Board" so I can see if it's fit for my project?

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    Store RepICStation @ ICStation, China on 29/08/2017 - 15:44

    Hi sir,

    thanks for your comment. This module supports for Bluetooth 4.1, support automatic return function, support WAV + APE + FLAC + MP3 lossless decoding, stereo output, comes with TF card download, support U disk, TF card player. And you can find the details from the item link above. Or if you need any more informations, plz feel free to contact me. Hope to help you and have a nice day.

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    Russ on 29/08/2017 - 23:37

    +1

    If you're hoping for the chip number, I doubt ICstation know it. They appear to only be a reseller, with minimal knowledge if their products.

    Looking at the chip, it has 24 pins, of which 16 are visibly in use (3xUSB, 4xSD, 1xPushbuttons, 1xLED, 2xCrystal, 1xRF, 2xAudio output, 2xpower). There are no programming pads or header, so it is most likely a special-function chip. My guess is that it's a generic chip for car stereos, to handle everything except the radio part and the display. Probably some of the eight unused pins tell the car stereo which mode it is in, or track info, or something like that.

    Many chips for generic applications don't have a datasheet available in English. And you would need to know the part number, which doesn't appear to be marked on the chip.

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      dufflover on 29/08/2017 - 23:40

      Yeah I figured that already from previous deals. A lot of these still have some kind of identifying number/model and having something to go on gets good info on usage and what quality to expect, e.g. picked up some cheapie ISD1820 modules from AliEx recently and knowing that instead of just "generic sound recorder" got a lot more info.

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  ywpn on 13/09/2017 - 22:00

  These guys are a joke - been waiting a month for my order.
  Coming up to 4 weeks now.

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    Store RepICStation @ ICStation, China on 14/09/2017 - 11:22

    Hello sir,

    Feel sorry for the inconvenience for you.May you plz tell me your order number so that I can find information for you?
    We now ship all orders with tracking number, and you can get the delivery information online.
    Hope your reply soon and we'd like to help you solve it.

    Have a nice day.