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Re: Radio conversions to modern stereo
[Re: 440mopar]
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10/04/18 01:11 AM
10/04/18 01:11 AM
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jcruse64
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These guys did the stock AM radio in my '73 W200, so it is all modern internals AM/FM stereo with a jack to plug my phone into for tunes. Could have had either a mini-USB or bluetooth connection. 8 speaker output also, but the radio looks just like it did from factory. A little on the pricey side, but I like it. http://www.turnswitch.com/There are a couple more out there doing this also.
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Re: Radio conversions to modern stereo
[Re: 440mopar]
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10/04/18 01:24 PM
10/04/18 01:24 PM
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Posts: 3,275 West Coast, USA
jbc426
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The modern easy way to put tunes in an old car is to strap one or two Aiwa Exos9's in the back seat, and use your smart phone and one of the popular music services to feed the music to them via Bluetooth. They will pair automatically and provide left and right channels.
That way you can move the speakers from car to car, to the garage, house or anywhere you want. The sound quality and bass are stunning, and they play for 9 to 13 hours on a charge.
I just picked one up after hearing them playing while strapped to a guys bike on the wharf in Santa Cruz. I was blown away by the richness and power of them. It sounded like a live band, and then I saw where all that sound was coming from. It was nothing short of amazing, and all from his smartphone and two Exos9's. The guy who was playing them said he had searched for 3 years and had tried dozens of other speakers until he stumbled across these.
I will swap them from my house, to the garage, to my 3 cars back seats and have awesome high fidelity for a bargain price.
There's really no better way to go these days unless you want to spend $5k+ on a system.
1970 Plymouth 'Cuda #'s 440-6(block in storage)currently 493" 6 pack, Shaker, 5 speed Passon, 4.10's 1968 Plymouth Barracuda Convertible 408 Magnum EFI with 4 speed automatic overdrive, 3800 stall lock-up converter and 4.30's (closest thing to an automatic 5 speed going)
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Re: Radio conversions to modern stereo
[Re: BigMoneyLewis]
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10/05/18 01:03 AM
10/05/18 01:03 AM
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MoparMike1974
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Thanks for the reference . Yes, we do hundreds of FM stereo conversions every year on pretty much anything 1960-1976 but we of course specialize in A B E body Mopar radios . Give us a call and our office manager will give you all the info .
Greg Do you have a website?
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