Forgotten Since 1995: The Duality of GM Delco radios

[@dave11686]

I tell you, they didn’t change a whole heck of a lot of much on those GM radios. That one doesn’t look too far off of that one out of my Deville that I gave you

[@jewllake]

I grew up with those powerful, rich sounding radios! Built by Panasonic and they put out anywhere from 75 - 100 watts depending on the model.

[@BMMEC2009]

My 93 z24 convertible had one of those awful early CD players in it it wouldn't work until the interior of the car warmed up during the winter.

[@Monza62000]

i fixed many of them we still have them in my cars i keep belts for the tape players for mine too,,,,,

[@Peter_Yachymczyk]

Are those 4 plug radios polarized as in you can't insert them in the wrong order thus probably frying the unit? I like the newer RDS GM Lan dual din style but they can't be used without that pricey adapter although I would love one to have work without that $$$ adapter!

[@WisconsinJuice]

Dang it works perfectly fine. A funny side note is that each time I see one of those units the bass slider is missing 🤣

[@janbill79]

glad to hear it was Old Reliable/ I tried changing the capacitors in one like that/ ruined the radio desoldering the caps . Now I bought a desolder tool. I put a salvage yard one in to replace it really pulls in radio stations maybe its all the antenna cable going to the rear antenna on my 88 buick or just a good radio

[@mississippibarnfinesandcla3559]

Do any of you know what might be wrong with my radio it’s very very similar to the one that’s in the video it’s out of a 91 Buick LeSabre I hit my power button but nothing happens but the time does work

[@vipe1552]

I'm trying to fix a couple of similar 90's Delco radios. One CD, one tape. Any advice on where I could ask for some help?

[@ESDI80]

Throw it up on Ebay, "Mint condition, $200". LOL All joking aside, it's funny how the nastiest of radios ends up working perfectly, but you pull a mint looking radio out of a car and it's a complete basket case. It really brings the truth out of the saying, "Never judge a book by it's cover.". ;-)

[@mikealveraz3593]

It’s usually the fancy equalizer ones that have so many issues. The basic ones like this one usually are great machines.