shadyadie

Well-Known Member

• Aug 24, 2018

• #1

I bought a land rover car stereo for our series, it's an old one or so I thought, it's tape and radio. I assumed it would be an aerial socket and a few wires out the back for power and speakers,

but NO it's got 2 male sockets on the back with a mass of pins.

Anyone any ideas. It was supposed to be a birthday present for the wife, try and drown out the engine noise a bit ; )

 

shadyadie

Well-Known Member

• Aug 24, 2018

• #2

It is very similar to this one,
Amazon product

 

ER1C

Well-Known Member

• Aug 24, 2018

• #3

Loads of adaptors here...

http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/install-adaptors/land-rover

 

Bantam1

Well-Known Member

• Aug 24, 2018

• #4

shadyadie said:

It is very similar to this one,
Amazon product

Click to expand...

Which one I can't see anything ???
I'd chop out the connectors for the stereo from the loom of a car in the scrapyard and then wire everything up as per that vehicles own wiring diagram.
Probably a 10-15 year old car.

 

FlyingPete

Well-Known Member

• Aug 28, 2018

• #5

It sounds like it might have DIN standard sockets. One of the two sockets will have constant and switched 12v inputs plus ground (the extra pins aren't used for anything specific) and the other will have connections for two pairs of speakers. Not too difficult to wire up in any case, but you do need the mating plugs. Simplest option if you don't have access to the original vehicle is to get an adapter (any really as long as it has the right plugs for the radio end) and cut it about.