How to cheaply add Bluetooth to old radios - DIY

[@ultimabear]

Wouldn't it have been easier to connect to the AUX IN?

[@sjaywjayw70]

More power gets more watts?

[@thedutchretrogamer]

hi mate nice solution well done

[@panchoskywalker]

Hello I'd like to do the same thing on a sony CFM-D1 but I feel like I would need a switch (on-off)or should I install the bluetooth in the place the MW radio position is?

[@Fenrid7]

is the green wire the ground?

[@goiterlanternbase]

Nice, but i look for something much older🤗 Something from the 70's.

[@natecallens]

What components are everyone using to outfit their old classic radios with bluetooth? Do you buy kits, or piece a few different parts together?

[@goiterlanternbase]

That depends on the input path🤗 Is it a digital input, like here. Is it a chinch input, a microphone, a phono?

[@Craigs_Veritas_Bullet1n]

You later skipped a lot of footage AGAIN! SHOW. US. WHAT. AND HOW. YOU. DID. IT! Not everyone is technically minded!

[@Craigs_Veritas_Bullet1n]

Dude! You skipped a whole lot of information/video footage; from unscrewing the back saying some BS about de ja vu then suddenly SOMETHING is connected to the BT thing. What is it that you connected to it? On the other end of the BT thing something else is connected and we ALSO don't know what or even HOW! Seriously.........

[@elamriti]

these things have extra noise