New tech for your vintage Mopar vehicle

For classic Dodge, Chrysler, and Plymouth owners, RetroSound's Redondo RT digital media receiver merges modern car stereo technologies with a nostalgic factory radio layout. It includes a separate faceplate that fits the factory dash cutout, while an umbilical cable attaches the faceplate to the radio chassis that mounts behind the dash.

Thumb roller controls

This RT version of the Redondo includes the same eye-catching thumb roller controls that came on your car's original radio. So, you get old-school looks with a bevy of new-school features, such as Bluetooth®, USB inputs, iPod® control, and a variable color display – all without cutting your dash.

Hands-free calling and digital sound

You can talk hands-free or stream audio programming to the receiver with your smartphone, and you can connect your iPod or USB thumb drive to the two rear USB ports. You'll find two auxiliary inputs on the rear of the receiver for other sources, like a portable audio player. The Redondo RT also offers excellent AM/FM reception, and the built-in Radio Data System (RDS) enables it to display song titles from any radio station that's broadcasting text information.

Looks and connectivity

This RetroSound receiver features six preamp outputs that make it easier to add amps and subs to your vehicle. You can adjust your bass from the driver's seat using the subwoofer level controls and variable low-pass crossover. Here's another cool feature that enables you to customize your look — you can choose from 32,000 backlight colors so the LCD display will look just right in your dash.

Make it a complete RetroSound system

Wanna add some serious power to your ride? RetroSound offers strong amplifiers to get the most impact out of your speakers and subwoofer. They also make low-profile car speakers that fit into a wide range of older cars and trucks, so you can be sure that your sound system will do justice to your vintage vehicle.

Bluetooth note: Use of this receiver's Bluetooth features will depend upon your phone's Bluetooth capabilities. Learn more in our article explaining Bluetooth profiles.