I'm selling a brand NEW unopened Blaupunkt Heidelberg. This reciever was never installed. I bought it a few months ago for $310.00, but never got a chance to install it in our e320. This Blaupunkt is sold at Crutchfield for about $270.00 I'll be willling to part with this great radio for $220 shipped anywhere in the US or obo. I can take moneyorders. Please email me at FAdeli22@aol.com in you are intrested. Thanks! <br>
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If the sound in your MB isn't up your standard, or you just need to play CDs, but you've been hesitant to change out the old Becker since all the radios out there have tacky faceplates with 20 colors look no further. This great Euro designed Blaupunkt Heidelberg is a CD reciever with a Digital Tuner that would work well with any Benz while improving the sound system. This CD reciever has many advanced features: <br>
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All-Digital Tuner <br>
RDS Radio Data System with Station Call Letter Display Travelstore Presets <br>
Digitally Processed AM Interference Suppression. <br>
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All-Digital DigiCeiver TM Processing <br>
40 Watts (Max.) x 4 Channels <br>
4-channel Low-Impedance Preamplifier<br>
4.0 Volts of Distortion-Free Preamp Output <br>
5-Band Digital Parametric Equalization <br>
Dual Auxiliary Input Ready<br>
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Blaupunkt BP-4 Damperless CD Deck <br>
Disk Naming <br>
Tolerates Installation Angle of -10 to 105 Degrees. <br>
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Black Electronic Flip-down/Detachable Faceplate with Positive Blue LCD Illumination <br>
Optional ThummerTM III Remote <br>
12 or 24 Hour Clock <br>
DIN/ISO mounting <br>
Telephone/Navigation Audio Input <br>
If you want to install the new cd player, there's now plug available for it, but, the instalation is pretty easy, but takes time. You just have to be patient. I own a 88' 300E and it has a speaker fader mounted in the center console(which you have to bypass, because the oem radio only has two speaker channels and uses the external fader to divide the power between the rear and front speakers). The guys at the local MB dealer were kind enough to supply me with a wiring diagram from the factory. It displays all the wiring from the center console, glove box, etc. It help a lot, plus it says which cable is which in the wiring harness from the Bekker radio (which has the security wiring). Just in case let me know what are you planning to do, and if you want I can e-mail or fax you the diagram.<br> <br> Alex<br> 88' 300E
I had good luck with Crutchfield<br> <br> www.crutchfield.com<br> <br> I bought the Blaupunkt Munchen CD head unit<br> and it came with a free wiring harness adapter.<br> <br> Now, as for the fader, Alex is right, the factory unit has 2 channels and the factory harness is set up for 2 channels 2 to the fader. However, the fader accepts 2 sets of inputs, and has 2 sets of outputs. Here is what I did.<br> <br> The harness kit from Crutchfield comes with adapters for all 4 channels, and when you unplug the Becker head unit you will find the speaker plugs for 2 channels (male plugs) If you reach into the dash, you will find 2 more plugs that are connected into 2 female plugs. These female plugs are jumpered into the second set of inputs.<br> <br> If you disconnect these two, you will have 4 sets of inputs, plug the front channels into the ones that originally went into the radio, and the rears into the plugs you just unplugged. The advantage is that you are now using all 4 channels of the internal amp, according to the tech at Blaupunkt this will not harm the radio in any way as long as you don't connect the left side to the right. (IE rt front to lt rear.)<br> <br> I know this sounds complicated, but it is pretty clear when you have the wires in front of you.<br> <br> My cd's sound great, and other then hanging up on me once, I have been very pleased with this stereo.<br> <br> Craig Amos
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