Hello everyone,
I've joined this forum to ask a few questions about adding an aux input to an old car radio from the 1980s.
Recently, I found this brand-new car radio, which I've tested, and it works perfectly. However, even though I thought about installing it in a vintage car, I'd like to add a Bluetooth aux input. (Yes, I know there are cassette converters with Bluetooth, but I wanted to avoid those).
It has simple switches for changing between AM/FM and FM STEREO. What's also interesting is that it comes with electrical schematics in the user manual (a cool feature that is now rare).
I've noticed that the FM and AM radios are separate in the schematics, so I was wondering if it would be possible to sacrifice the AM radio and activate the aux input by pressing the AM/FM button?
So, here's where I need help. If I interpret the schematics correctly:
A & B are the outputs of the two channels of the FM tuner
A' & B' are the two channels of the AM tuner
A" & B" are the inputs to the SP800 amplifier
So, I was thinking of cutting off the power to the AM tuner, using it to power the Bluetooth module, and connecting it to A' & B'. Would this work? Do you have any better ideas? What would be the best place to connect the left and right aux channels?
Thanks!