Play any audio on your Classic AM Radio - RediRad and hidden Bluetooth install on our Plymouth Fury

[@xbrettiex]

Thanks for this. We have a gold 67 Fury III and we wanted to find something that plays on our factory radio... perfect video for our car!

[@fabianv.2239]

I don’t know

[@josephsaucedo8691]

I only clicked on because I also have a 67 sports furry you definitely can't miss the front end it was what gave it away sweet I didn't even know they made a convertible mine a hard top iv got bucket seats and a floor shifter 💯🥰👍✌️

[@MonValleyMuscle]

Great video. I just bought a ‘68 Fury, and need to do the same thing. I never luck out with finding videos that show this type of thing on the same(ish) car as mine!

[@shirmworm]

Thanks for the detailed views and info!!!

[@dewholdingsllc1050]

hmm, I am looking for best modern speaker sound coming from any of my classic cars. Not the one OEM dud of a speaker that came with the car, so I don't get what you are speaking about when you say you are looking forward to the factory sound system. I have a 65 Dodge Polara Convertible, first year the Polara was a C-Body Chrysler, so I appreciate your Fury.

[@davidmcfarland3940]

And could also please give me the details of the switch you used?

[@davidmcfarland3940]

Thanks very much for this. The Bluetooth unit is out of stock. Would you happen to have another specific recommendation and link? Are you still happy with performance?

[@kevinpierce731]

2 questions, I didn't see how the RedRad conected to the radio, Does it splice in from the AM antenna wire, or does the RadiRad have an in and out antenna plug? 2, I noticed that power wire for the RadiRad and the Bluetooth had an in line fuse link . With that, does it need to go through the cars fuse box? Thanks for the video. I've been wanting to do something like this for my 66 Mustang and 63 Falcon.

[@VortexGarage]

You are correct in that the redirad goes inline with the antenna - it has an in and out. So plug the car antenna into the redirad and then the redirad to the radio. Also yes since the items are fused you could hook directly to power however you may want a switch too so they're not constantly powered on. I chose the fuse used on the block mainly for convenience of a key-on power source.

[@bigcurt011]

Is that white knob for reverb?

[@VortexGarage]

It's actually a fader knob and still works pretty well

[@lucroman9908]

How does feedback sound?? Is there a whine when its on?

[@VortexGarage]

I'd recommend giving RediRad a buzz if you have specific questions - as my reply may not be super helpful. I do have a slight bit of feedback on mine, but the car also has a very cheap set of plug wires that are giving off some noise. You get the same noise over the regular radio. That aside, no feedback - and way less than listening to terrestrial AM. Basically what RediRad points out is that the health of your electrical system, ignition system, and other factors can affect AM radio interference and hiss. Make sure you have a good ground for the redirad, and you should be good. But in my case I agree with RediRad that any of the feedback I've heard on my Fury is a result of deficiencies in the 54 year old electronics. I just upgraded the ignition to a Pertronix, and just got my new 8mm wires that I'm going to cut to custom lengths and that should solve what I hear. I'm super happy with the solution otherwise to keep my AM radio and play bluetooth off my phone.

[@RowdyCStuff]

@@VortexGarage Thanks for the video!!! Did you ever upgrade the ignition? Did it remove the hiss sound? I have Redirad using a Bluetooth adapter that has a battery and charging port. I only hear the hiss when I plug the Bluetooth into the cig lighter charger. I want to have direct power to the bluetooth like you do but don't want the hiss sound when i plug in the charger.

[@tommyk.6084]

Too much work. I have a Bluetooth speaker on my phone and I'm happy with it. I also have ignition problems in the radio.

[@ReubenRaju-h2k]

Crap, more of a dog show