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If you want simple cheap sound in your car and have music on your mobile phone and blue tooth you could do what I did and get a $50 blue tooth amp and wire it to your front speakers. I purchased a pair of $35 speakers (Here is the Link to what I bought) and replaced my originals in the dash, I had to remove the rubber around the magnet and make a 3/8 spacer (the tweeter is tall) and drill holes to match the old ones. (
) and I put it in my center compartment, wired directly to my battery and ran the radio power wire to the switched wire on the new amp. I use my IPhone to control the volume and plan to put a small speaker box way in the back. Works great and I don't have any static! My siriusXM radio app works great and best of all no bubba effect to the car.
Last edited by Grover 3; Jan 15, 2018 at 10:38 PM.
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Before I replaced my whole radio with a Retrosound last year I used one of those AUX input devices that inserts into the antenna cable. I think I recall it was $85 but that was several years ago when the technology was new?
Great idea - been thinking about something like that a while.
I actually kind of like the old radio and kick panel speakers for nostalgia so I'd stick to some sort of low box behind me under the folded down convertible top.
Simple Cheap High Tech Sound
