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#965252 08/20/2013 5:34 AM
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is there a way to NOT have a radio, but have the classic speakers and a hook up for just your external device? Thanks Steve

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In my Corvette,I installed an amp and speakers and just use my iphone as a source with an RCA to 1/8 headphone cable,you are limited as far as adjusting the tone but can use the volume control.I'm sure there must be an app or interface that could improve on this,but just too lazy to do a serious search.

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My son hardwired a bluetooth receiver into my Original AM Tube Radio. Works Very Well.

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Did the same thing as tfi in my Jeep. A marine 4 channel amp with a RCA/3.5mm aux patch cable. plug it into the ipod/iphone/etc. and here come the tunes.


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