Vintage VW Emden factory radio upgrade (FM Stereo, Aux line in, 4 channel)

[@chona123]

Thank you for this video! You show what you did but not how you did it. I guess the connecting and soldering was not complicated.

[@13window]

Can you share the wiring/installation manual for this unit or do you have a diagram you can share with me? Thank you

[@killerdeamonking]

I know this video is old but stumbled on it , im from the usa and currently looking at these radios for my VW cause i want factory radio , The DIN plug , is sit audio in and audio out? I want to know if i can add an external amp to the din plug but also have Bluetooth/AUX in all at same time , Cause i want to have 4 speaker channels on a single mono radio or if i can find a 2 channel stereo which are quite rare. But at this point i don't care if its mono on all 4 speakers or if possible , can one convert one from mono to stereo and add 3 more speaker channels on top of the already existing one?

[@sammcgill5234]

Nice video, where did you get the wiring diagrams for the install? Are they provided when you buy the unit from Aurora?

[@blitzroehre1807]

Yes, there is a universal "how to" provided by them, in the end it is up to you though to determine how to connect to the tuner inductance, volume pot etc. No specific make or type of radio is covered, but if you are clued up with electronics its no problem really..

[@markanthonybrwnmb]

Hey blitz, how are where can I purchase the kit or is it still available. I have a 67 ford galaxie 500 I am restoring and would love to upgrade my am radio.

[@TestTest-cq1pw]

Hey, Ich hätte ne Frage die du bestimmt beantworten kannst. Habe hier ein Grundig Emden IV Radio. Die Frage bezieht sich auf die beiden Ton Tasten. Es gibt zwei Ton-Tasten ... Einmal hell und dunkel. Muss immer einer der beiden Tasten gedrückt sein? Man kann die Tasten ja auch so drücken, dass keine der beiden Tasten betätigt ist. Höre zwischen der Stellung "nur gedrückte hell Taste" und der Stellung "keine der beiden Tasten gedrückt" keinen Unterschied. Weiß einfach nicht ob das so stimmt oder ein defekt vorliegt. Danke im voraus Gruß Max

[@steffenbecker970]

Ich habe ein altes Delco von 1984 aus meinem Chevy Pickup, könntest Du das auch umbauen?

[@blitzroehre1807]

Hi, wenns analog mit Zeigerskala ist, ja.

[@bertmuller6273]

@@blitzroehre1807 ja ist es. Ist ein US Radio die oft in den 70er und frühen 80er verwendet wurden. Wie können wir in Kontakt treten?

[@blitzroehre1807]

@@bertmuller6273 Email: [e-mail], mach doch kurz nen Schnappschuss des Radio dazu, dann weiss ich genau welches Delco Modell es ist.

[@bertmuller6273]

@@blitzroehre1807 email mit Bild ist raus.

[@teleroylichtenstein]

A question.. have you ever had to deal with a V series from 1964-65? I ask you why I would like to know if the aux DIN input of V series is for audio signal (music from tape) or for something else (for example, the motorized antenna). Thank you

[@blitzroehre1807]

These DIN sockets are almost always for powering and audio in of external tape players. In another video of mine I explain how to use the connections in the DIN jack for Bluetooth audio in. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqK1dnR_lsyWqNk

[@teleroylichtenstein]

A question.. have you ever had to deal with a V series from 1964-65? I ask you why I would like to know if the aux DIN input of V series is for audio signal (music from tape) or for something else (for example, the motorized antenna). Thank you

[@blitzroehre1807]

Sorry for late answer, DIN socket is audiio for tape and also has a switched 12v on one pin

[@Rainbow__cookie]

I rather keep the transistors but how do i ad a line in? I don't mind it's mono if the radio can handle 4 speakers in parallel

[@blitzroehre1807]

See the plastic plug with the wire bridge in it on the back of the radio? This DIN plug is where the audio is looped through before going to volume pot and amp. If you pull it when radio is on the sound goes away and that is where you should put your line in

[@Rainbow__cookie]

@@blitzroehre1807 now i don't have this radio i have some sort of blaupunkt but yeah this video came up when searching

[@blitzroehre1807]

@@Rainbow__cookie What type Blaupunkt do you have? Designation is on a sticker on the side.

[@Rainbow__cookie]

its a Essen ATR ab U 300001

[@blitzroehre1807]

@@Rainbow__cookie Ok, did you find that white plastic plug on the back with the two pins bridged inside? You will want to jippo your way into the audio line to the amp just like Terry at D-Lab did it here kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGm8ln1miZh3pqs Except that you wont need to open up the radio, all you need is a DIN plug to plug in the back after removing the white plastic dummy plug with the bridge wire in it. This plug BTW was the factory AUX in back then for external car tape decks.

[@13window]

Very cool,,, would love to do this to my vw radio. Do you have a how to video, or wiring diagram I can follow to do this myself? Thank you

[@blitzroehre1807]

Aurora LLc in USA sells this conversion module. It is the FMR2

[@JoeHenry734]

@@blitzroehre1807 Like the idea, but it doesn't look like they sell to DIY'ers.

[@raoulheinrichvonmerten4851]

Not much info here. Where doe we connect in?

[@blitzroehre1807]

This video is not a tuition on how to, rathermore it is just a demonstration of what the Aurora FMR module is capable of when fitted inside a vintage radio.

[@JulioRamirez-zj2eb]

Good job.

[@tetsam1]

Perfect!

[@austinfostermusic]

Very very very cool! Have you done any other models?

[@blitzroehre1807]

Yes, plenty of different makes, ranging from the 1930s till the 90s :-)

[@austinfostermusic]

@@blitzroehre1807 Do you upgrade the output or is that not possible? I've read older radios are lower Watts per channel and modern ones are about 50. I'm wondering if I can upgrade my old radio and avoid getting an external amp

[@blitzroehre1807]

@@austinfostermusic That FMR unit is a complete unit with ouput amp and has 4x45w, the old amp in the radio is removed