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kalvert 08-25-2021 09:40 PM

Simple Bluetooth setup without destroying dash
 
Thought I would share my new little setup… https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...6b0feffba5.jpg
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kalvert 08-25-2021 10:12 PM

No modifications to factory wiring, radio, or reverb… front speaker will still function with factory radio at anytime. Rear seat speaker will be utilized with this amp but with separate wiring.


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Stuart 08-26-2021 12:04 AM

Make sure the impedance of the speaker is compatible with the amplifier.

bhill86 08-26-2021 12:41 AM

I actually have that amp in my 77 T/A. And if you wanted to, you could actually run the radio through the amp utilizing a modern (4ohm) speaker if you wanted. I don’t know enough about a reverb to say whether that could still be utilized but I have 2 4 ohm 6x9s in my rear package tray and a 4 ohm “dual coil” stereo speaker in the factory location. My original AM/FM stereo and console 8 track feed into the amp using a line-in converter which allows them to be utilized with the “modern” speakers then of course switching to Bluetooth allows the amp to take over and feed the “modern” speakers as well.


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