wired mic -> bluetooth adapter -> android smartphone for recording possible? I want to record some of my public speaking using a lapel mic while walking away from my android smartphone.  I've done this using a standard bluetooth headset.  However, the audio is pretty poor.  So, I'd like to purchase a better quality microphone (probably a mic that attaches to my shirt).  The reviews on amazon for bluetooth mics are pretty bad.  The best reviews for this type of mic are mics that have 3.5mm output.  I'm wondering if there is a way to convert that into a bluetooth signal that is sent to my phone for recording.  I've seen that bluetooth adapters exist, but those seem to be all about hooking up to bluetooth headphones.  I've been googling trying to figure out how bluetooth works (receivers, transmitters, etc), but I can't find out if this will work... and I can't seem to find if anyone else is doing it successfully.  Any help is much appreciated.
OK, so I have an ANSWER.  I know for sure that the Pryme BTH-300 can accept a microphone plugged in via 3.5mm and sent the external mic's audio to a device via bluetooth (I have one myself).  The only bummer of the Pryme BTH-300 is that the audio output, if you're listening to music, for example, is poor. 

I'm going to try 
Sony RM-X7BT
which has a microphone input as well as an output that it can send via bluetooth to your phone.  I'll try to post on here my findings, but on Amazon for sure.