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Redondo User Manual

Redondo RS Users please refer to RetroSound User Manual below
Model One (2009-2010) User Manual

Please Note: This model is discontinued.
Model One (2010-2013) User Manual

Please Note: This model is discontinued.
Zuma User Manual

Please Note: This model is discontinued.
Retro Classic User Manual

Please Note: This model is discontinued.
Motor 3 User Manual

Please Note: This model is discontinued.
Motor 5F User Manual

Please Note: This model is discontinued.
When using a USB drive, the display reads: “USB ERR” or “READING”, then switches back to radio.

Possible Cause: Invalid media or device. Action: RetroSound® radios will playback Mp3, WMA, or FLAC files via a flash drive. Only Motors...
Connecting Your Radio to Your Vehicles Speakers

RetroSound® radios are designed to work with 4-ohm speakers. Be sure to check your existing speakers and replace them if they are...
Wiring Your Radio

Basic Wiring: If you do not connect ALL of these wires the radio WILL NOT work. Yellow Wire: 12 Volts...
Why You Shouldn’t Put Your Radio in the Glove Box

Installing a modern stereo in the glove box has become commonplace with classic cars. People want to keep their classic...
Redesigned Radio Control Shafts

RetroSound® radios are the designed to imitate the appearance of a factory OE radio for your classic car. To achieve...
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