1971 Lincoln Mark III
Jason from New Orleans, LA on 1/7/2021
1971 Lincoln Mark III
I recently bought a 1971 Lincoln Mark III and didn't want an under dash or to cut anything to fit a radio in, so this was a no brainer. Super easy to install (removing old one took three times longer) and the unit is extremely easy to navigate. I went with the Long Beach version so I could add some subs and a 5 channel amp (still researching it). Unlike Chevys of that time, the Lincoln has very limited options for speakers. The doors are 4x8 with very little room for magnets, so I went with the retro sound ones and the rear deck has 5.25 with absolutely nowhere else to install anything because of rear defroster. A 4x10 "football" speaker can be put in middle of dash. The mids and highs sound great but top out on the radios 25rms.
Pros: Easy to install. Very small unit compared to stock. Controls are very simple, but you still have enough options to customize your bass/mid/treble and pass filters
Cons: The bezel that comes with it had to be modified. I went with black and had to grind it down a bit. The chrome option would have looked ugly after that
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Crutchfield customer from Baldwyn, MS on 11/17/2020
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Crutchfield customer from Wilton, CA on 10/15/2020
Install was extremely easy and I like the look in the dash. Also went with the RetroSound Quad4 amp. That made it really easy to finish the install due to the wiring harnesses that plug directly from the amp to the head unit. No soldering or mess. Great sound from the units. Great service from RetroSound as well. Had a few questions and the guys there were really cool to work with. Definitely recommend their products. Even went back and ordered a new RetroSound antenna for the car based on the rest of the experience.
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Crutchfield customer from Chadbourn, NC on 6/4/2020
1967 Chevrolet Camaro
I finally got around to installing my radio. You would think they would send at least one screen protector and the USB cable for the price. At least it would have been good for charging my phone. It does look good in the dash. I paired mine with Pioneer speakers. I would compare the sound to a very cheap radio from the 1970s or 80s. I am not at all happy with the sound. It doesn`t matter how you adjust it. It does not sound good at all. If you are buying it to fill the factory space in the dash it is good. I wish I had found an honest review before I purchased it.
Pros: Looks good in the dash
Cons: sound horrible.
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Sweet Stereo
Crutchfield customer from Fresno, CA on 5/21/2020
1982 Mercedes-Benz 300D-T
I have an old 82 Mercedes 300d that I wanted to fixed up and add style to. I came across the Long Beach and I knew I had to have it. I didn't feel right with a modern stereo in my old German cab, however I wanted modern amenities. Install was sort of difficult only because the stereo wiring in my car had been messed with previously. Pricey, but worth it in my option.
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Crutchfield customer from Prudenville, MI on 5/14/2020
1966 Chevrolet Chevelle
The radio met my expectations on sound quality and appearance.
Pros: It has everything but very easy to use. The manual is well wrote and helped a lot in learning functions.
Cons: The universal mounting brackets for the knobs is my concern. Yes, they are very universal and endless combinations but I worry about the stability, even thought I mounted the main body of the radio like instructed. They were very clear in the instructions that I might have to alter, move, and be flexible. It was true but fit very well when I took my time and properly installed.
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Crutchfield customer from Stewartstown, PA on 4/12/2020
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Crutchfield customer from Brush Prairie, WA on 4/12/2020
1970 Chevrolet Camaro
Very nice high quality deck.
Pros: No issues installing into my 1970 camaro. It looks great!
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You need an amplifier also !
Crutchfield customer from Brunswick, GA on 4/7/2020
I want to give this 3.5 to 3.8 star, but can't. The radio features are incredible and work like a champ. When the radio finishes it turn on, it is already connected to my phone via BT. The modular build for adaptability is superb and functional. The different face plate and knob selections are incredible. The 6 channel pre-out, 2 aux in and 2 USB inputs are overwhelming for usability. Now for the con... The amplifier in this radio is absolutely horrid! It is very poor, no way does it meet the specifications stated in the description. If you are buying this vintage replacement radio for your car, PLAN ON INSTALLING AN AMPLIFIER ! PERIOD ! You will absolutely hate the sound quality that comes out of this radio's internal amplifier. I recommend for those desiring a clean hidden choice, one of the mini amps. S-O makes a mini that is 75watts RMS X 4 that is amazing. I resulted in adding that and was able to hide the amp up behind my dash and can't be seen unless you lay your head on the floor and look up behind the dash. I recommend this radio only if you have the ability to add an external amplifier.
Pros: All the choices for input and output you will ever need. Very adaptable for install in most every application.
Cons: Horrible internal amplifier, you need an additional external amp with this radio.
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Terrible feature set for the price
Robert from Norristown on 1/25/2020
For this price all you get a dinky 3 band EQ, no high/low pass features, a measly 2.8v preamp output, and NO AUTO DIMMING. You'd think for this kinda money you'd get those features, but no, you get the feature set of a $100 headunit form 2008.
Pros: It's vintage looking
Cons: No auto dimming Only a 3 Band EQ Only 2.8v preamp outputs
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Crutchfield customer from Easley, SC on 1/23/2020
My original radio went out many years ago . I bought a radio from another source that lasted only a few months . I got no help at all from the company I bought from and was told they would not warranty it . I would have to contact the mgf. Which turned out no help at all . Now about 5 years later I decided to try to replace my radio again . I searched the internet and found Crutchfield . Thought I would try one more time . I am so far very happy I did . My car is a 1971 Corvette Stingray . I spoke with one of Crutchfield representatives who seemed to be very knowledgable and helpful . I now have a radio in my car that fit the dash and sounds fantastic and Was very easy to install . I feel if I need help I now have a company I can count on to help me . I am already looking at speakers for my Boxster S 986 .. I will go back to Crutchfield now for all my radio and speaker needs . Thanks Brady .
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Crutchfield customer from Colorado Spgs, CO on 11/9/2019
1947 Chevrolet Pickup
I like it and now I need to find a bezel to finish it up
Pros: It fits the opening in my 1941 Pontiac and now to find the right bezel to finish it.
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Long Beach install in my 1949 Chevy Pickup
Crutchfield customer from Cupertino, CA on 11/4/2019
1949 Chevrolet Pickup
Works as advertised. The extremely flexible design allows a lot of options for installing. Compact unit with all the outputs you would ever need. Wiring was easy and well labeled. I paired it with a subwoofer so the separate outputs for the sub were convenient.
Pros: Easy install and flexible. Compact design. Phone sound quality is good
Cons: Serial access to inputs so you have to scroll through. A little slow to boot up, a few seconds, when you start the vehicle
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Crutchfield customer from Menomonee Falls, WI on 10/2/2019
1970 Chevrolet C Series
So far, so good - this thing rocks! Only got as far as setting radio stations, tone controls, etc... With the exception of Bluetooth and maybe a USB connection, I'll never use all the provided connections. This thing kicks butt! Thru a pair of quality door-mounted speakers the shear volume and punch is incredible. The bass, mid and treble controls are very active - a little bit goes a long way. I seriously don't need a sub - the overall system is that full range. The adjustable shafts and shaft brackets allow you nearly infinite adjustment to provide a near stock but hi-end custom appearance.
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Knobs are horrible
Dustin from Holly Hill on 9/18/2019
2019 Hyundai Elantra
So I bought the retrosound Long Beach XX radio for my 69 and I've gotta say, for $450 I'm so disappointed in this unit. It does what it says it will but it's the knobs, there crap. Trying to change stations in xm or even just turning the volume up and down is a pain. If you turn the knob too fast it doesn't change or worse goes the opposite way. Has anyone else experienced this??? Thinking about going back to my alpine but I really didn't want to cut my new dash.
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Crutchfield customer from Dorchester, NJ on 8/20/2019
1971 Chevrolet El Camino
Excellent radio! The blue tooth feature is fantastic! Worth every penny. This my second retro sound radio and would highly recommend it to anyone .
Pros: The ability to completely customize your sound experience. Once I figured it out I was able to have concert hall quality in my 69 Camaro.
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Crutchfield customer from Cleveland, OH on 5/28/2019
1976 Triumph TR6
Difficult to assemble... rubber pads on sides of unit wer mounted partially covering the screw holes... Screws had bad threads so all had to be tin thru e thread die...tough to get ahold of someone for help!
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Crutchfield customer from Solon, OH on 4/28/2019
Great product incredible service I would definitely recommend it to my friends
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Crutchfield customer from P C Beach, FL on 4/26/2019
1979 Jeep CJ7
Great sound easy install. Looks amazing in my Jeep cj7
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Awesome radio with lots of modern options
Crutchfield customer from Harrisburg, NC on 3/14/2019
1969 Chevrolet Camaro
Easy install. Directions are somewhat vague regarding the physical install but it was fairly straightforward. One tip: set the depth of the posts to work with knobs before you put them on the radio bracket. Much easier. Radio plays great and has lots of options. Love it. The knobs are heavy metal knobs and have a great quality feel to them
Pros: Easy install Sounds great Tins of options
Cons: Instructions are a little vague at times
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Crutchfield customer from Glendale, AZ on 3/4/2019
1966 Ford Mustang
Happy with product overall. Assembly required but it was fairly simple, took about 30 minutes. You need to take care not to lose those tiny assembly screws.
Pros: Plenty of features, fits my original dash perfectly.
Cons: Preassembly requires patience to get right.
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Vintage Up Grade
Norm from Dayton, OH on 2/22/2019
1979 Chevrolet Corvette
Customer service was top - shelf. Zac was very understanding and went out of his way to help--Thanks ZAC. Installation is still under way. I am taking my time to clean up two (2) previous radio installs. The order arrived in a timely fashion and was very well packed. Many of the reviews mentioned the need to take the radio in and out several times for the numerous adjustments, but I will not have this problem because my Center Dash is out of the car. Looking forward to hearing some GOOD sounds from my car. Thanks again Zac and Crutchfield!
Pros: Vintage looking, compact size, nice clean appearance, so many options
Cons: None that I can see
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Crutchfield customer from Rockville, VA on 11/27/2018
1967 Chevrolet Camaro
A very nice, well designed car audion system with a ton of features
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Great Experience!
Robert from Scenery Hill, PA on 10/30/2018
1979 Chevrolet Corvette
Website was very easy to research and navigate which began a good experience. Prompt updates on my order and delivery. Installation still in progress but appears to be straight forward. Stereo and speakers appear to be a good quality and eager to hear a new sound in my 79 Vette. Thank you!
Pros: Installation still in progress but like the ease of instructions and quality.
Cons: Not enough personal time to progress on installation.
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Crutchfield customer from Oregon City, OR on 10/12/2018
1968 Chevrolet Camaro
Still working on getting it installed. Direction for the install are a bit weak. A lot of different adjustment to make. Haven't heard it yet to give a proper rating.
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Nice Radio
Steven from Evans, GA on 9/23/2018
1971 Buick Skylark
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Nicely engineered; easy install in 1957 Chevy
Crutchfield customer from Fairfield, CT on 9/20/2018
1957 Chevrolet Bel Air
The kit (radio, knobs, faceplate etc.) was super simple to assemble, everything fit as it should. The 1957 Chevy has a metal dash with holes, so there is very little modification possible if it did not fit. The moveable stalks and the OEM style faceplate works perfectly with the factory holes in the dash. The hardest part of the install is setting the tuner stalks (depth) so that knobs don't sit too far out on the finished installation. I had to take the radio out a couple of times (3) to get it perfect. That's expected, not a negative. That "flexibility" is what allows for the perfect fit. Lots of connectors, running mine through a 5-channel amp in the trunk, and had everything I needed to make a classic roadworthy. Will definitely be getting another for the 1970 (next project). Hardest part of the install is working under the dash of a 60+ year old car.
Pros: looks as if it was always there, sound is light-years ahead of the original "AM only - Motorola Velvet Voice"; super easy install.
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Rene from Grosse Ile, MI on 9/4/2018
1976 Ford Mustang
If you like jigsaw puzzles, you will love installing this radio. The unit requires a lot of dimensional adjustments. Plan to install, measure, and remove at least 8 times. After all the adjustments the unit does look good in the dash of an older car. The unit is easy to operate and it will make my wife happy. However, the fidelity is lacking if you are an audiophile.
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Great Support from the Factory
Gary from Aurora, CO on 8/30/2018
What a pain to install. Each knob must be adjusted in 3 dimensions. Up and down, forward and rearward, and side to side. Then you have to readjust everything to fit the dash bezel. You will install this unit at least 12 times to get it to fit. RetroSound was excellent in answering questions, especially when missing parts were not ordered by Crutchfield. The excellent customer support is the only thing keeping me from giving 1 star rating. Adjusting the settings is a trial in patience. Wish I could be more positive but this unit takes a great deal of time and patience to install and use. Not sure I would order this again.
Pros: Lot of choices for appearance.
Cons: Difficult to install. Difficult to program. Pieces were missing necessary for installation. Customer service at Crutchfield was terrible. Tech support was nonexistent.
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Tom from Scotia, NY on 8/4/2018
1970 Pontiac LeMans
Very happy with crutchfield ,shipped quick ,loaded with install information on both stereos that I recently purchased. Free wiring and install kits,couldn't ask for more
Pros: Well built but lite in weight which will help in my install. Size is also nice and compact
Cons: Don't realize any at this time. Still in install stage,but don't for see any
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Crutchfield customer from Peoria, IL on 7/26/2018
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David G. from Line Lxngtn, PA on 7/16/2018
1985 Chevrolet Blazer
I like the radio and it works well. I just would like to be able to dial to stations on the tuner in a better way like a lot of older original radios. I like turning the knob in full rotations and having it go to the station that I want.
Pros: It is a good radio with many features. Functions well and looks good
Cons: Dialing to a station. I like a turn knob that will move to the next station. Not like the half turn.
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looks authentic awesome sound
leland from Travelers Rst, SC on 6/18/2018
fits the Cadillac perfectly and sounds great!
Pros: looks like a factory install and enough power that does not need an additional amp
Cons: none that I have noticed
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Great quality
Mike from Montrose, CO on 6/10/2018
1972 Pontiac LeMans
Good quality, works great, just got it installed have not hardly used yet, the knobs are actual chromed metal, just like they used to be in the 60's. Lots of features have not even begun to use yet. The reason for 4 stars is have not used enough yet.
Pros: Looks excellent
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Crutchfield customer from Lincoln, CA on 4/23/2018
1969 Ford Mustang
Fit great in my 1969 Mustang and is fully programmable.
Pros: Lots of out put and input options. Small housing to allow for all the wiring options behind the dash. Fully adjustable shaft location mounts. Lots of programming options.
Cons: Mounting the shafts as far forward as possible just barely allows the knobs to be installed. IMO they should be 1/4" longer minimum. My application utilizes a metal frame to attach the radio and a plastic bezel outside of that. the shafts are perfect for either of those but not really both. The metal frame is ugly and the plastic bezel is not strong enough to support the radio.
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Crutchfield customer from Willmar, MN on 3/18/2018
1968 Chevrolet Camaro
Fit perfectly in my 68 camaro. Great radio with the same technology as my '15 Silverado.
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Good option for classic cars!
Brad from Ogden, UT on 3/14/2018
1969 Chevrolet Camaro
The fit and function are very good. Fairly easy to install and looks enough like the original that it doesn't detract from the look. Sound and options are all good.
Pros: Looks and operates well.
Cons: Still needs a bezel to fit right.
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Awesome
Glenn from Nipomo, CA on 3/10/2018
1958 Chevrolet Impala
Looks great in my '58 Impala. Sounds real good.
Pros: Install was easy, looks great.
Cons: Menu is a little long winded. Two USB and AUX jacks I think are over kill.


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Crutchfield customer from San Diego, CA on 2/19/2018
Looks just like the original. I like the Bluetooth option. And the sound is decent for what I have hooked up to it.
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Halbert from St Thomas, VI on 2/5/2018
1982 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme
Nice upgrade to my vehicle. ..I now can receive radio stations that I couldn't get with the original radio along with many options like Bluetooth, 2 USB and auxiliary ports each. An awesome upgrade.
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Edward from San Jose, CA on 1/21/2018
1973 Datsun 240Z
Great product! It fits in perfectly with my very original 240z interior.
Pros: Aesthetically it's a very nice unit but retains a classic vintage look. Lots of great features, but most important to me was hands free calling integration for iPhone, good support for music players, and a good FM radio
Cons: Expected a better template for installation, but was able to utilize existing face plate and make it work. I'd like to see embossed/engraved instructions on the face plate (vol, tune, setup, etc) - perhaps make the plate reversible to get that stuff
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Crutchfield customer from East Liberty, OH on 12/5/2017
1970 Chevrolet El Camino
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Crutchfield customer from St. Louis, MO on 10/13/2017
1965 Chevrolet Pickup
Absolutely in love with this head unit. The myriad inputs/outputs, the fully customizable settings, the fact that it recognizes Bluetooth...it's a great head unit.
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Good retro radio
Dylan from Albany, NY on 9/4/2017
1972 Ford F Series
The radio itself seems well built and seems capable of powering a decent sound system. The knobs and bezel are extremely cheap and scratch easily. The installation is a. It of a pain and crutchfiled, although usually very helpful was not in this installation.
Pros: Good stereo with modern technology
Cons: Seems a bit over priced Knobs and chime bezel are plastic and cheap Installation was a pain
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Sounds Great
Todd from Poway, CA on 8/31/2017
1976 Ford F Series
Looks and sounds great! A little hard to adjust time and other settings with the minimal instructions it comes with.
Pros: Sound and looks!
Cons: To hard to figure out adjustments
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Looks great
Bradley from Greenwood, SC on 8/10/2017
1985 GMC C Series
The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because of the necessary adjustments to the brackets. Mine went in a 1985 GMC truck and it looks great!! Sound quality is pretty good and with the expandability of external amps, power is endless.
Pros: No dash mods Looks stock Great sound Almost unlimited accessories
Cons: Could take some time to fit exactly to your vehicle
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Crutchfield customer from Albuquerque, NM on 7/31/2017
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Crutchfield customer from Romulus, MI on 7/20/2017
1969 Chevrolet Nova
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Trey from Ft Worth, TX on 7/13/2017
1979 Pontiac Firebird
Good sound, a little difficult to get the put together. Great product for older cars that you will not have to cut your dash up to install.
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Sounds and looks great.
Dave from Atlanta, Georgia on 7/4/2017
1973 Ford Mustang
Great radio!! When coupled with an amplifier this radio sounded great. Relatively easy to install. Would recommend.
Pros: Looks great. Easy to install. Sounds great with amplifier.
Cons: None
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Looks Great! Sounds Great!
Jackie from Clovis, CA on 5/23/2017
1969 Chevrolet Camaro
I love my new RetroSound radio. It looks great, sounds good and fit perfect.
Pros: It fit perfect.
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Only option for classic cars
Jeff from Canyon Country, CA on 4/14/2017
1972 Ford F Series
If you want to leave the original look of your classic vehicle and not hack the dash to pieces then the RetroSound products are the only way to go. The Long Beach looks really sharp and has a good sound but does not have one thing I really miss; a remote control. It is a hassle to have to lean over to change tracks. I can't believe a stereo that has two USBs and two Aux inputs does not have a remote. I do not know what good the 2nd USB and 2nd Aux are anyway. I thought at first I could plug my iPod into one USB and then use the other to charge my phone but they can't be used at the same time so what is the point of two of these? There are so many wires for this stereo. I have never seen so many but it does a good job. It is one of the most expensive radios I looked at.
Pros: Looks great and works well.
Cons: No remote, Too many bells and whistles like the two USBs and two Aux inputs. They are just not needed.
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Ray from Conway, at. on 3/24/2017
1969 MG MGB
5 star.. great sound and fit
Pros: Great sound...looks great in my Mgbgt
Cons: Cost...
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Crutchfield customer from Pompton Lakes, NJ on 3/11/2017
1969 Chevrolet Camaro
Ease of installation and looks good and sounds great.
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Thanks
Ron from Mariposa, CA on 3/7/2017
Love it! '74 Chevy Van now has great tunes and looks original!
Pros: Performs better than expectations. Extremely helpful and willing service and sales. Others could learn from this team.
Cons: Non yet!
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Extra Money?? Why???
Kevin from Canyon Country, CA on 2/14/2017
1972 Ford F Series
I am giving this a negative review because RetroSound does not make all the options available for this stereo to their dealer, Crutchfield. There are many knob options etc. available but only from the RetroSound website and you will pay extra money to purchase from them. This is just Wrong. If they want the extra bucks then they should just sell from their website but they are using Crutchfield for the customer base while still selfishly holding out options that only their site has. If knob choices and so on do not matter to you then it's academic but most of us are buying this product to make our classic car or truck look good and we are paying enough as it is, let alone additional money to get all the options. This just ruins the entire experience because now I am angry and will likely always be because I do want a knob choice that Crutchfield does not have.
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Cons: Not all of the options are available at Crutchfield.
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Awesome full-featured retro radio
Ken from San Diego, CA on 12/20/2016
This radio is absolutely fantastic. The retro design fits my Corvette perfectly. It has plenty of power and sounds great with the four speakers I have set up in the car. It took time to install, but it was worth the effort. The Bluetooth for my iPhone works fantastic and telephone calls are easy to make and the sound quality is great. Once you learn to navigate the controls it becomes surprisingly easy. I highly recommend this radio.
Pros: It is everything as advertised.
Cons: The installation is a little bit tedious, but worth it.
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Fantastic stereo in a Muscle Car
Dan from Auburn, AL on 11/15/2016
1972 Chevrolet Chevelle
Great product for my 72 Chevelle, I didn't want a radio that looked aftermarket but had all of the modern features found in newer cars. Flawlessly plays music from radio, iPhone 6s, and paired with Bluetooth devices. Installation instructions were fantastic, mounting and assembly instructions were informative and thorough. Wiring was very easy, the instructions and labels were complete and easy to read. When paired with a pair of Kicker 6x9s, and a Rockford Fosgate 500W single channel amplifier and a Rockford Fosgate 10in subwoofer, the music is clean, and sounds fantastic. Rattles the windows in my muscle car, now the stereo sounds as good as my car, excellent product, would recommend to others who want a great sound but a stock looking deck, even the buttons look stock. Too many good features to list.
Pros: Great features, excellent instructions, easy to install, performs as promised.
Cons: A lot of controls to be handled by two knobs and two buttons, takes just a bit of time to scroll through all of the options to get them set correctly.
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