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Need tunes in my GTX

GTXDAN

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Of course the Am radio in my GTX doesn't work, and I'm not spending any money to get a radio that will fit the dash. On a previous post about radios someone posted a small box that would drive some speakers and had multiple inputs, and Bluetooth too. I think they might be made for boats. I would like to go that route if anyone knows what I'm looking for. I can't find it on here, and my internet search has been frustrating as I don't know what it might be called to find it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
 
Good luck, not sure what it's called either :popcorn:
 
Of course the Am radio in my GTX doesn't work, and I'm not spending any money to get a radio that will fit the dash. On a previous post about radios someone posted a small box that would drive some speakers and had multiple inputs, and Bluetooth too. I think they might be made for boats. I would like to go that route if anyone knows what I'm looking for. I can't find it on here, and my internet search has been frustrating as I don't know what it might be called to find it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I got these Klipsch Detroit Bluetooth speakers. I stream pandora from my phone. When I show the car I put them in the trunk. They are very high quality. You can get just one, but if you get two then you can pair them together and they will play in stereo. They are not cheap but cheaper than a good head unit. I just noticed Klipsh has them on sale now for $260 each. I paid $325. I think the Detroits are the only Klipsch that you can pair and they play stereo, so keep that in mind if you are thinking about their cheaper models.

 
I got these Klipsch Detroit Bluetooth speakers. I stream pandora from my phone. When I show the car I put them in the trunk. They are very high quality. You can get just one, but if you get two then you can pair them together and they will play in stereo. They are not cheap but cheaper than a good head unit. I just noticed Klipsh has them on sale now for $260 each. I paid $325. I think the Detroits are the only Klipsch that you can pair and they play stereo, so keep that in mind if you are thinking about their cheaper models.

I forgot to mention they are not those small dinky speakers. They are quality speakers about the size of a horizontal center speaker. They do fit on the back shelf but I usually just put them on the back seat in case I have to slam on brakes. I might look at Velcro or something else non damaging or noticeable but for now the back seat works fine.
 
Of course the Am radio in my GTX doesn't work, and I'm not spending any money to get a radio that will fit the dash. On a previous post about radios someone posted a small box that would drive some speakers and had multiple inputs, and Bluetooth too. I think they might be made for boats. I would like to go that route if anyone knows what I'm looking for. I can't find it on here, and my internet search has been frustrating as I don't know what it might be called to find it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I've got one similar to this in my boat, works rather well
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Of course the Am radio in my GTX doesn't work, and I'm not spending any money to get a radio that will fit the dash. On a previous post about radios someone posted a small box that would drive some speakers and had multiple inputs, and Bluetooth too. I think they might be made for boats. I would like to go that route if anyone knows what I'm looking for. I can't find it on here, and my internet search has been frustrating as I don't know what it might be called to find it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I've also purchased one of these while back but haven't tried it yet
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I'm very happy with my Tayman radio conversion. I sent mine for a simple AM/FM stereo conversion.
Radios for antique and vintage cars
No blue tooth or other things. Kept it simple.
I might only use the car radio for traffic reporting since I want no distractions while driving. (Atlanta you know)
For other things I have my Marshall blue tooth speaker that I can link to my cell phone.
Other people have suggested that option too.

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Reins of steel and it's alright
Cities on flame with rock and roll
Marshall will buoy.....
 
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