This is Amazing, thank you. After a few hours of trying to figure out what I actually need, here it is. NOTHING replaces the original radios in these classic trucks/cars. Love it, dude, thanks for the help.

Thank you, Thank you. worked great. amazing to combine old 69 technology with new technology.

The best video so far!!!!!!!!!!

You are an angel!

You are only getting one channel of the input device here ! You need a stereo hook up that joins both channels down to the "High Side" of the volume pot. I like to use a SHIELDED 3.5 mm plug ended cord. I run it thru any existing hole on the chassis, tie a strain relief knot, then solder the shield to the LOW SIDE of the pot,. Then, add 470 ohm to 4700 ohm resistor in series with the right and left channel "Hot" wires on the new incoming wire, and tie them both to the HIGH SIDE of the pot. Tape up anything that might short out but its best to just keep the leads short so no tape is needed. NOTE... "High side " lug is at 1 o clock if the center lug is a 12 o clock position as viewed from behind the pot. Thus, LOW SIDE is at 11 o'clock. Hope this is clear. Be sure to run any device very strongly into the radio, it wants a lot of signal into the pot. This can be done on vintage home radios too. Be sure to unplug the aux device to use the AM radio normally. Dont let the male plug touch metal or it will short out the radio signal, OR, use a female jack on the end of the cord and use a M to M adapter or cord when using the aux input. That way the female ended cord can be stowed away anywhere. I usually run the cord into the glovebox.

Could you do a video where you show how to connect your smartphone via Bluetooth to the radio and having at the same time the option to connected to aux, so you can switch between AUX and Bluetooth Mode

this is a great how to vid. I have a 67 Bonneville, want to put am radio in with aux. to be hooked up yo reverb before speakers. Will this give me what i want to do? P.S You really know your stuff!

Thanks for providing such great how to information. Is the resistor size based on your radio or the aux input? I have a 55 delo I would like to do the same thing with.

I have just finished this with a corvair delco radio and I’m shocked how well it works! I have been trying a potentiometer on pin 4 and the only difference I hear between 0 and 200 is a gradual deadening of that channel in the mix of the two. Am I missing something?

So would this work on a older tube unit I have a 59 fairlane and it has the factory am radio

Great video man! Question, do you think this method would work for a mid 80s Toyota radio?

You don't mention the watt ratting on the resistor, what do you suggest?

Hi great video - what was the value of the resister? Thx

question my 1950 Delco radio in my Cadillac has 2 speakers one in the back and one in the front what would I do differently?

This is awesome. Would a similar process work on a 70's era Delco AM/FM? I would LOVE to add bluetooth (and a microphone input) if at all possible. I see there a gentleman out there that does this as a service. He is fairly expensive though was wondering if I could somehow DIY it.

Would it be the same steps for a Bluetooth Audio receiver

Do I have to use the aux jack with 5 pins or can I use one with 3 pins?

Thanks for sharing the video. I have been looking for some info on this for my 66 ford AM radio for a while. I have a few questions if you can help me understand. 1. do I need 80-220 ohms or is 75 ohms ok? I ask because I have 75ohms locally, but can get some 80-220 online if it is important. Just not sure if this is an exact calculation I need to meet or not. 2. can this be done with a 3 pin 3.5 jack ( I see these much more) or by using something like this so I can cut off end and mount clean. www.amazon.com/Dashboard-Waterproof-Extension-Mounting-Motorcycle/dp/B01MQZOH22/ref=sr_1_51?dchild=1&keywords=female+3.5+mounted+jack&qid=1595904611&s=electronics&sr=1-51 3. are you aware of how to add Bluetooth to a vintage am? I figure there must be a way to add something like this (it has power, neg, left and right?): www.amazon.com/Fusion-MS-BT100-Bluetooth-Dongle-Marine/dp/B00CUMQU50/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=fusion+bt100&qid=1595901797&sr=8-2 Thanks again. Great video!!

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Why didn't you move all the other wires out of the way. You smoked the insulation off of your other wires.