Possible to install an Aux Jack in my '21 Bronco?

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[pilot_ims]

But why? I mean I am JUST old enough to have owned a Walkman but still, WHY? Vinyl make sense because of how it sounds. CDs make sense because of the quality of the sound file. But there is NO reason to be a tape nerd (other than nostalgia) but it's a pain in the ass re-winding, and flipping the tape to side B, swapping out AA batteries all of the time.... WHY?

There's a Japanese artist I like who ONLY releases on physical media. Tape makes the most sense because a cd player would be prone to skipping

 

[SATX]

I'm a cassette nerd and I'd like to avoid putting together a bluetooth solution to listen to my tapes in my Bronco. Ideally, I can just get a 3.5mm cable and run it to an aux in jack somewhere hidden in the dash. Does anyone know if this is possible and/or have any resources I can look into for the wiring job?

Cheers.

I ran across this, but have not found any posts or videos of anyone using it.

https://naviks.com/i-24078454-2021-2023-ford-bronco-sync-4-12-screen-aux-audio-input-interface.html

They also have a USB C version but when I contacted the company they said they're still working on it and referred me to the interface above.

 

[Wildfire1]

Lol cassette nerd... next someone will want to put a record turntable in their Bronco.

Nothing wrong with that either. I’ve seen many in vintage cars as OEM equipment.

 

[Rusty_McTetanus]

Lol cassette nerd... next someone will want to put a record turntable in their Bronco.

I DO have a B&O turntable from 1976...

 

[zombie]

I DO have a B&O turntable from 1976...

Likely much higher quality than the B&O that Ford uses

 

[Rusty_McTetanus]

I'm looking for a way to do this too, btw. I want to add a Sonos Port as an audio source. I can just plug one straight into my aftermarket DSP, but I wouldn't be able to control the volume from the knob or steering wheel.

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