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BLyke


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Considering going with a Classic Car Stereo, anyone have one?

Similar to an AM/FM it looks and seems it may be a good one.

 


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Bruce L. - Lakeville MN

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I have an old cassette player version if you want to go that route. Should be proper fit, but understand if you'd rather not!

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I have an older Retro Radio/Sound for the '66. They seem to have changed the name and features. The closest comparison would be the Motor 2B, but mine doesn't have bluetooth and I don't think it has 300 watts of power. It does have the 25 watts X4 channels. From what I remember from 7-8 years ago, it sounded rather tinny, but it is a much older model and has, most likely, improved.

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I have had a Retro Sound. I have Aux and USB ports so I can play music from my phone. This does come in handy if I am using Maps on my phone, as I will hear the directions over the radio.

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AK wrote:

I have an old cassette player version if you want to go that route. Should be proper fit, but understand if you'd rather not!

 I might be interested rolleyes

what brand is it?



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Bruce L. - Lakeville MN

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Thanks for the inputstiphat



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Bruce L. - Lakeville MN

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I,m down in Iowa for the weekend for Xmas. I ll take a look Monday as i,ll have to dig a little. Pretty sure I know where it is.



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AK wrote:

I,m down in Iowa for the weekend for Xmas. I ll take a look Monday as i,ll have to dig a little. Pretty sure I know where it is.

 sounds good, no rush, enjoy the trip, spring is still a long way out from now.



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Bruce L. - Lakeville MN

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Chris S. and a I put a Retrosound in my car and it works splendidly. I wish I’d have done the front speaker at the same time.

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