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Radios
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Keoke
Great Pumpkin
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HI Tony No experience with those radios, However if you are sold on the vintage look without radically modifying the car that Retro one is pretty good.
It has four channels pushing 50 Watts RMS out of each.
If they are bridged and you only use two speakers they will produce 100 Watts/CHNL. That's enough power to blow every body else off the carriage way and you can hear your music too.
Additionally they include the capability to interface with modern electronics also.
They seem pricy but I am just cheap so I don't know.----Keoke-- :laugh:
It has four channels pushing 50 Watts RMS out of each.
If they are bridged and you only use two speakers they will produce 100 Watts/CHNL. That's enough power to blow every body else off the carriage way and you can hear your music too.
Additionally they include the capability to interface with modern electronics also.
They seem pricy but I am just cheap so I don't know.----Keoke-- :laugh:
BabaKahawa
Jedi Knight
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I bought one for my Mustang.. It worked well.
It fit the area in the car without having to cut the original radio space.
I bought it from crutchfield, same retro sound as moss, crutchfield was a great help.
It fit the area in the car without having to cut the original radio space.
I bought it from crutchfield, same retro sound as moss, crutchfield was a great help.