#blaupunkt radio

[mrbopst]

Good News: The Bopst Show, the only variety music radio show/podcast that will give your mouth sex appeal, airs today at 4 &10 PM (EST-USA) with encore editions airing this weekend on WRWK 93.9 FM. Listen online: theworkfm.org

[idiosyncraticrum]

Portable Radio Carnaby, 1970. Blaupunkt, Germany. Via Hifi Archiv

[bastiaan12]

Old Radios are amazing, they light up and fill a room with sound, some kind of otherworldliness.

[eightiesfan]

[jonvy]

Jonvy Auto Accessories is the best destination for Porsche Radio map conversion that will let you access several advantages, including Accurate and Reliable Navigation, Time and Fuel Savings, Real-Time Traffic Updates, Enhanced Points of Interest (POI) Information, Extended System Compatibility, 3D Mapping and Visualization. Visit the website or dial (09) 4424489 for more details!

[design-is-fine]

Portable Radio Carnaby, 1970. Blaupunkt, Germany. Via Hifi Archiv

[selenakim]

Blaupunkt Car Radios

You can experience top-quality audio systems in your car by investing in Blaupunkt car radios. Rarely do all car audio system touchscreens have all the important features. But the Blaupunkt car radio system has a singleton stereo that is of good quality. It also offers Bluetooth with hands-free calling and audio streaming support. They have the best single DIN car audio and it is sorted based on its price, quality, durability and features.

[svartmalt]

I was tagged by @pirate-radios to type my 5 current favorite songs

1. Linedanser - Blaupunkt

2. The Assisi Machine - Die Haut & Blixa Bargeld

3. Just Like U Said It Would B - Sinéad O’Connor

4. Planet Queen - T. Rex

5. Susej - Einstürzende Neubauten

Do it if you want to! I tag:

@gloryofnegativity @devilishugly @mackmp3 @s0uvlakii

[retroaudiophiledesigns]

Blaupunkt Radio [1969]

[retrostevieee]

The radio options of the third generation Ford Mondeo (2001-2007)

Hello Mondeo fans! Welcome to another Mondeo Fan Club post. Today we will be focusing on the many radio options which were available in the Mk3 (2001-2007) Mondeo. This post will focus (not to be confused with the Ford Focus!) on both CD/radio and CD/radio/navigation units, divided into two categories.

CD/Radio Units

We will start with the pre-facelift Ford 6000CD. This is one of the most basic units. It has 6 preset buttons (with removable 2, 3, 4 and 5 buttons to prevent car radio theft), and a volume dial on the left hand side. A small rectangular display shows station and track information. This unit can play CDs, and receive AM and FM stations. It is also compatible with an optional 6-CD changer, mounted elsewhere.

Next up is the Ford 6006E. Similar to the 6000CD, but with a built-in 6-CD changer. This model also has a rectangular display and left-side volume dial, but does not have removal buttons.

In the facelift Mk3, Ford kindly offered the facelift Ford 6000CD. This model was updated and made to look more visually appealing. This model has a higher mounted display which is shorter but wider, and a centre-mounted volume dial. In later models, this unit could support Bluetooth connections and AUX Input. Unfortunately, not all units have this. To find out if yours supports these features. Please press either the button labelled "PHONE" or "AUX". If pressing either of these stops the audio and displays "MUTE" on the screen, your car does not support these features and is simply an AM/FM/CD receiver.

Now we're getting into the fancy stuff. On higher end models, such as the Titanium and Ghia, you could get a Sony CD/MP3 unit. This model features a glossy design, rectangular screen and centre-mounted volume dial. This unit can play CDs, receive AM/FM stations, and supports AUX and MP3 players. Even by today's standards, this unit is known for its excellent sound quality.

CD/Radio/Navigation Units

Some Mk3 Mondeo owners may find themselves with a satellite navigation unit pre-installed in their car. This section of the post will cover each one.

The Blaupunkt TravelPilot DX unit seems particularly rare in the UK. It offers AM/FM radio, a CD player, and a navigation system with voice instructions. This unit provides navigation in the form of arrows on-screen, and does not display maps due to the technical limitations of the time. A rectangular display sits in the middle, with volume and scrolling dials located at the bottom left and right of the unit.

Pre-facelift Mk3s could also receive the 9000 VNR navigation system. This advanced unit offered colour map navigation, a CD player, an AM/FM tuner, and radio-based traffic updates. Fancy.

Next up is the Blaupunkt TravelPilot EX. This unit in particular I have a lot of memories with! Like its sibling, it can only provide arrow-based navigation due to the limited screen size. This unit features a CD player, 6-CD changer support, an AM/FM tuner, radio traffic updates and Bluetooth phone support. If you are planning on fitting one of these to your car, please ensure it is the correct unit for your car - the Mondeo units are a slightly different shape to the ones used in other models of Fords! Unfortunately the TravelPilot EX appears to be getting rarer now in the UK. It can be identified by its rectangular centre screen, with a volume dial to the left of the display, and a scrolling dial to the right. There are many variations of the TravelPilot EX, which would deserve its own post altogether, which I may make in the future.

Finally, we have a very advanced unit commonly found in ST220 models - the Denso Nav, also known as the Visteon. This unit is very easy to identify with the following features:

A large, centre-mounted touch screen colour display with map view for navigation.

Integrated climate and AC controls which can be controlled via buttons on both sides of the screen, or via the touch screen.

A centre volume dial located underneath the screen.

The Denso unit has various features, such as an AM/FM tuner, colour map-based navigation, integrated AC controls and a colourful display. Some units support Bluetooth phone connection, but not all do - some will simply mute the radio when pressing the PHONE button.

Frequently Asked Questions:

I am not a technician - simply an enthusiast of Mondeos! However, I will answer some questions anyone may have.

"What is my radio code?"

This varies depending on your car. There should be a piece of paper located in your glovebox or with your owners manual which tells you the code. If not, you can contact a car audio specialist, download the Ford Radio Codes app, or use a code unlocking service online. If in doubt, contact your nearest dealership!

"I want to connect my mobile phone, but trying to do so simply mutes the radio?"

As stated before, some units do not contain Bluetooth modules. Trying to press the phone button will simply mute the radio. As tempting as this seems, don't mute your radio to take a call - please wait until you find somewhere safe to stop! A safe and enjoyable drive is more important than a telephone call.

"Why is my radio not working?"

The earliest Mk3 Mondeos are now 22 years old! Thankfully, specialists out there will be willing to repair your radio for you. If not, you can purchase a used unit from a local scrapyard, or online.

In conclusion...

If you've stuck around to the end, thank you very much for reading my post which I've spent nearly 40 minutes writing. Please let me know if you enjoyed this - I'd love to meet more Mondeo enthusiasts!

[svartmalt]

Love a little tag game >:) @antifiction

1. Linedanser - Blaupunkt (great norwegian new wave band!)

2. The Assisi Machine - Die Haut (❤️)

3. Begravelsespolka - Kaizers Orchestra (another great norwegian band! more of a steampunk ? vibe haha, but very good)

Tagging @interimsliebenden @pirate-radios @traces-to-nowhere @thehouseindust @scaredofhairdryers and @mackmp3

And of course anyone who wants to!!

MUSIC LOVERS ASSEMBLE!!

i feel like starting a tag chain so i hope this works out :)

reblog this with 3 songs:

the song your listening to right now (or last one you listened to)

your current favourite song

a song of your choice

______________________________________________________________

mine:

its now or never - elvis presley/love in the dark - adele

trastevere - måneskin

nevermore - queen

______________________________________________________________

tagggzzzz: (np ofc) @heartstopper-lover123 @s0lit4ir3 @ali-da-demon @vicwritesfic @skeelly @charliethinks @tori-my-love @chronic-skeptic @toulouseradiosilence @stewpid-soup @nine-frogs-in-a-trenchcoat @pessimistic-gh0st @theshyqueergirl @crowleybrekkers @a-bowl-of-soop @frogfairy444 @robinheaney12 @fairyghostgirlgaming @thatsawesomedontyouthink @venusplanetoflove2 @thelovelyvie @abookishshade @spir4nts-lun4r @i-have-no-idea-111 @kit-the-queer @a-wondering-thought @scatteredraysofhope @coco6420 @softlyunbreakable @givennnnnn @far-beyond-saving @darling-im-wonderstruck @heartstoppernerdsstuff @nonbinary-idiot-obviously @rebelrobinrules1984 @daydream-of-a-wallflower @leonine-elizer @angel-devil-star and anyone else who wants to join!!

[gratuitescu]

Deblocare Radio Auto: Ghid Complet pentru Toate Mărcile de Mașini

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[idiosyncraticrum]

Portable Radio Carnaby, 1970. Blaupunkt, Germany. Via Hifi Archiv

[dd20century]

Blaupunkt's Pop 70 Radio Set

Hans Vagt and Petr Bannert, Pop 70 Radio System (1969). Image source.

The Design is Fine blog recently shared a great post on the Pop 70 radio system designed by Hans Vagt and Peter Bannert for Blaupunkt in 1969. What would you listen to on this groovy radio if it was in your room?

[jonvy]

How Professionals Carryout Car Stereo Installation Auckland

Car stereo system plays a crucial role in keeping the passengers including the driver entertained throughout the way. Having a quality stereo system installed in your car can make your ride completely enjoyable. However, car stereo installation Auckland is not as easy as it seems. It needs expertise, proper tools, and a professional hand to perform optimally while avoiding potential damage to the vehicle. Here is how the car stereo installation is done by the professionals. 

Early Assessment 

It is quite important to know the vehicle's condition before going to install the stereo system. The professionals start by inspecting the vehicle's dashboard along with the stereo system that already exists there. By inspecting this, they get a clear picture of the vehicle and which stereo system will be compatible with it. 

After the initial assessment, this is the right time for the professionals to opt for the right tools and associate accessories that can make this job easier. They mainly use specialized tools like panel removal tools, wire crimpers, multimeters, soldering irons along with different types of screwdrivers. Additionally, these professionals also ensure necessary materials like wiring harness adapters, dash kits and antenna adapters to make the stereo installation successful. 

Preparing the Stereo for Installation 

Professionals mainly use wiring harness adapters to properly connect the new stereo to the vehicle's existing wiring system. This kind of adapter helps for a seamless connection without cutting the wires that are factory-made. The colour-coded wired from the stereo harness are properly matched to the adapter so that, the connection can't be altered. 

If the new stereo doesn’t get fit with the factory dash opening, the dash kit is mainly used. The professional installers install the system just by following the instructions to assemble and mount it ensuring a perfect fit for the new stereo system. 

Installing a New Stereo System 

Installing the new stereo system starts by connecting wires and antenna. The wiring harness and antenna adapter are plugged into the new stereo. They also connect any kind of additional required components like the Bluetooth microphone, and USB cables along with external amplifiers. 

After wires are connected, it is time to test them to ensure a smooth function. The new stereo gets power from the temporarily connected battery and if the professionals are satisfied with the result, they proceed to the next step. While checking the stereo functions, they check the radio reception, sound output from all the speakers and any kind of additional features that influence the audio type. 

Once it is confirmed that, everything works properly, the new stereo is properly mounted into the dashboard. There are several screws are used to tighten the stereo system with the dash which ensures firmness during the vehicle movement. 

Finalizing the Installation Process 

To finalize the installation process, the professional reattach the trim panels along with other components. They also ensure everything is snapped or screwed back into place without any kind of gaps and misalignments. 

After everything has been put back together, one more test is run. They examine all aspects of the stereo's operation, such as Bluetooth connectivity, music quality, and other features. They also make sure the system works well with the current electronics in the car. After everything is done accordingly, the professionals clean the work area while removing the debris or tools that are being used during the entire installation process. They provide the customers with a glimpse of the new system explaining the features and how to use it properly. 

Professionals use various tools and techniques for car stereo installation Auckland. With their expertise, they ensure the successful installation of your preferred car stereo system that can entertain you throughout on your way. 

Resource: https://jonvynz.wordpress.com/2024/07/26/how-professionals-carryout-car-stereo-installation-auckland/