is there anyone on this site that fools around with car audio? I am trying to figure out how the upgrades are done to vintage car radios to bring them into the new era. I know there are companies out there that do these converskins, but I have had a hand in every aspect of this reincarnation and would like to keep that going.
the subject in question is a tri five wonder bar. The goal is am/fm, blue tooth, hands free, mp3, SiriusXM ect.
I upgraded the AM radio in my car with an Aurora FMC-1 FM board. Basically, it adds FM and MP3 while retaining the entire AM circuitry. FMR-1 turns the old chassis into a modern radio but requires gutting the old circuitry. See Radio Upgrades.
here is a newer model of this item:
VicTsing FM Transmitter Bluetooth, Upgraded Version V4.1 Wireless Hands Free Car Kit, Radio Transmitter Car Adapter with Aux Output Input, Dual USB Ports, Car Battery Voltage Display Audio Receiver Adapter, Black
VicTsing FM Transmitter Bluetooth, Upgraded Version V4.1 Wireless Hands Free Car Kit, Radio Transmitter Car Adapter with Aux Output Input, Dual USB Ports, Car Battery Voltage Display Audio Receiver Ad...
CDN$ 22.99
(62)
In Stock.
plugs in your lighter socket and you get it all in one ,,,,,,,,,,,,,any car fit
Flat duck. Did that listing come from Amazon? eBay? It looks intriguing.
Fraser, thank you for the link. Chriscris, this is the route I have been looking at. The problem I have is “when is it enough”, in that if I am going to do this I would like Bluetooth and hands free ect as well.
Thank you all for the info. All good stuff. I hope I can get it all figured out.
I put a Retrosound Redondo in one of my Chryslers. Looks just like the factory radio using my original bezel and knobs but has dual USB inputs, aux in, Bluetooth. The built in amp is 25W per channel.
If you have a tri-five Chevy I'm sure they make a model that would look factory in your car.