Original Radio

[frostbite]

Hi all,

I bought my car (C43 AMG) with a 'modern' Pioneer radio/CD player in it that has impossibly small buttons and it glows and flashes red and blue like a major police incident, even when it's off!
All I need is radio 2 and preferably a minijack socket for an ipod.

What would the original radio have been please, or even just a reasonable spec one from any later W202?

Cheers...!

 

[The _Don]

Hi

This would have been one of the original offerings -


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/like/1115...3=1&ff11=ICEP3.0.0-L&ff12=67&ff13=80&ff14=108

 

[Timster]

Hi.

I've just taken one of the above out of my writted off S210 (2003)

Its a guaranteed fully working "Audio 10 CD" with code!

Let me know if you'd like it - make me an offer!

Ready to be posted!
Pic below.

Cheers.

Tim

 

[Timster]

This one. I have the kit to create an aux in with Bluetooth too- see my thread from August. from thread 'Bluetooth Ipod Hack Audio 10':


M ake me an offer for the lot if you want - no longer needed here.

 

[frostbite]

radio

This one. I have the kit to create an aux in with Bluetooth too- see my thread from August. from thread 'Bluetooth Ipod Hack Audio 10':


M ake me an offer for the lot if you want - no longer needed here.

Hi Timster, thanks for that. I have PMd you with an offer.

Cheers!

 

[wongl]

If you looking for a single DIN radio/CD player you could consider one of these ... (this one is over priced though, I would expect to pay around £100 to £150 for one of these).

MERCEDES SOUND 30 APS SAT NAV BECKER BE 6041 A 002 820 54 26 GPS AERIAL CODE MAP | eBay

 

[IanA2]

When I bought my first MB new in '93, radio's were "extra" and dealers usually had a selection of Blaupunkt radios to choose from. I chose a "Boston" iirc.

 

[frostbite]

Thanks to all, now I have one coming, thanks to Timster!
Luckily, IanA2, I still have a 1950s application form for a car radio licence, tucked into my 1955 AA Handbook. One day I may do the motor equivalent of Michael Portillo's railway travel thing, and see how many of the old main roads, from the maps, and AA listed hotels I can find and stay at.

 

[IanA2]

Thanks to all, now I have one coming, thanks to Timster!
Luckily, IanA2, I still have a 1950s application form for a car radio licence, tucked into my 1955 AA Handbook. One day I may do the motor equivalent of Michael Portillo's railway travel thing, and see how many of the old main roads, from the maps, and AA listed hotels I can find and stay at.

I still have a few of the old AA keys. Sad