swallow
Junior Member
Hi - new to this forum. I'm currently rebuilding/restoring a 1972 Alfa Gtv2000. From the factory, there was no radio/stereo. A previous owner had fitted a head unit ('70s style) and butchered the dash in the process...
I have just refinished the dash back to how it rolled out of the factory. I would like to have sounds in this car, but with no audio gear visible (aside from speakers), so here are my thoughts, backed up by zero in car audio expertise - that's why I'm here....
The only sign of having car audio in the car that I want is ONE knob on the dash - controlling on/off and volume.
An aux-in jack/lead also hidden somewhere as I only want to have music from my phone (android, not iPhone)
Four speakers
Is there some kind of amplifier that could facilitate this?
Is there any way of controlling on/off and volume from a knob that is wired to an amp?
Not after heart stopping volume but just the ability to crank it up a bit..
Amp would need to be hidden under dashboard as there isn't really anywhere else to hide things in this car...so the smaller the better
Looking forward to hearing your ideas, Tom
I have just refinished the dash back to how it rolled out of the factory. I would like to have sounds in this car, but with no audio gear visible (aside from speakers), so here are my thoughts, backed up by zero in car audio expertise - that's why I'm here....
The only sign of having car audio in the car that I want is ONE knob on the dash - controlling on/off and volume.
An aux-in jack/lead also hidden somewhere as I only want to have music from my phone (android, not iPhone)
Four speakers
Is there some kind of amplifier that could facilitate this?
Is there any way of controlling on/off and volume from a knob that is wired to an amp?
Not after heart stopping volume but just the ability to crank it up a bit..
Amp would need to be hidden under dashboard as there isn't really anywhere else to hide things in this car...so the smaller the better
Looking forward to hearing your ideas, Tom