From: "'Fern Rivard' via Chrysler 300 Club International" <chrysler-300-club-international@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 26 Jan 2023 19:04:35 +0000 (UTC)
No James, that's not possible. The reverb unit
works with a mono audio output radio and the conversion kit is
stereo. The reverb unit is unable to process a stereo signal.
That dealer is blowing a bit of hot air.
Fern
On 26/01/2023 11:45 a.m., James Douglas
wrote:
I talked with one of the dealers and he
said he thinks he has a way to make an Aurora converted radio
use the reverberator. He is at cruzclassicradio in CA.
Hi Rick: Please keep in mind
that you will NOT be able to use the reverb feature in
your 300L if you put in a radio that is upgraded with
the high power output feature, Sirus, etc. I am
keeping my am/fm radio with the reverb option all
stock in my 300L ht. I have done those conversions for
years using the kits from antique radio out of florida
which are no longer available.
Fern
This
is a good discussion. I have a 65 300L with the AM/FM
reverb setup and power rear antenna (which looks cool
I might add). I would be interested in possibly
gutting an AM radio and doing what you are saying
there to have the AM and FM and Sirius XM and hands
free phone options while driving. I will not do that
to my factory AM/FM. I have several other 300Ls to do
it with and some donor 4dr Chryslers for this.
You
may also consider a rear power antenna setup like my
65 has. Again, I just think they are really cool.
Anybody
have any suggestions on who would be able to do this
conversion?
