i was just collecting them till now

I'm Flemish but my english is much better then my french. I do speak french but the writing isn’t that good.
Normally i collect digital watches as i am the administrator of www.newdwf.com. But now and then i
find nice vintage autoradio from my younger years. My best friend back then (30 years ago) had
a big hifi store. He had a nissan 200sx back then with a differend
new carhifi system in it every week.  So i have seen alot of these jewels.
So i bough these without thinking over the last 15 years and have a few here now...but i never had
the time or the knowledge to test them or how to connect them.

So i was looking for people with the proper knowledge and cables etc to test then and see
what is working and what not. No i don’t want to build it in my car. My first car is a
chrysler cabrio (don’t ask me why

anyone an idea how to post more then 15 lines here?

kasper a écrit:So i bough these without thinking over the last 15 years and have a few here now...but i never had the time or the knowledge to test them or how to connect them.

So i was looking for people with the proper knowledge and cables etc to test then and see
what is working and what not.

Yes, I can do it for You. But I'm not an expert on all brands unfortunately  
If I understand correctly, you want I test your material with my cables to know if it works or not?
That's right?

Do you have a complete list of this equipment? (to know if I have all the necessary cables according to the periods of different brands).

yes thats right.

So i was looking for people with the proper knowledge and cables etc to test then and see
what is working and what not. No i don’t want to build it in my car. My first car is a
chrysler cabrio (don’t ask me why, with a build in stereo and my second car is my first car I ever bought. I was around 20 and bought it second hand.
It's a silver alfa romeo spider from 88 and had a blaupunckt
http://antique-autoradio-madness.org/Blaupunkt/Blaup_87/Blaup_87_7.647.444-DenverSQM108_4.htm

it’s the car that i drive in summer. I only do 3500 km a year...i have an own business at home.
I have a few pioneer centrate product from the 80ies and 90ies
And a few others mostly equilizers cause i really like that.
And others
Here are a few screenshots




So I'm looking for people is Belgium who have the equipment to check if the units work and give me some advice about them.
Especially the pioneer decks.
I live near Aarschot, flamish part of belgium.

Thx for reading

Kasper

Sorry, but I live in France, (in the far West ).

Your photos can't be enlarged, it's difficult to see the exact models even if I have recognized several

ok i,ve made a quick list of 80% of what i have here.

Pioneer :
KEH-M8500RDS + cdbox
FX-K5
EQ-505
GEX-007
KP-007
KEX M800
EQ-600
KEX 500
GM-E04
GM41A
GEX T5
DEQ-7500
DEH P88RS

Clarion
E950MKII
971 HX

Philips
699
689

Kenwood KGC-6042a
+ a few radio but in another place

Becker Monza

Pine eq900 and eq12
osio SXO790
YOKO peq-20
supertech EQB-63C

Sony
XR-U300RDS
XK-8D
XE-8
XE-707

Blaupunk
Bea 80 nos
and some more less known

As you all can see. A wide range off different radio,s.
But what am i missing in the centrate radio,s to have a setup like... a radio, a cassette player, a cdplayer and an equalizer.

and i just need a standalone cdplayer and radio that fits with my 1/2 din cassetteplayer and equalizer?

I've detailed the function and release date, of each hardware.
J'ai détaillé le rôle de chaque appareil et leur date de sortie.

I wrote my answer in French (italics) and in English. This may help others.
J'ai écrit ma réponse en français (en italique) et en anglais. Cela peut aider d'autres lecteurs.

I also specified, if a special Pioneer Component wiring is required.
J'ai aussi spécifié si le câblage Component Pioneer est nécessaire.*
*What's is the special Pioneer Component wiring???
- Component série 1/ DIN 1: 1977- 1983, avec photo, c'est mieux (with pictures ans photo, it's better)


- Component série 2/ DIN 2: 1984- 1992:

Attention, la fiche 13 PIN pour le lecteur CD est apparu!!

Please note that the cable with the 13 PIN plug is!


- Component série 3/ IP- Bus: 1993- 2009 (??)


                                                                                            ----
Autoradio (Head Unit):
KEH-M8500RDS,  + cdbox (?? What's his reference?): 1994, Component 2
KP-007 1984, Component 2
KEX M800 1989, Component 2
KEX 500 1986, Component 2
DEH P88RS IP-Bus!!

Unité de commande (control Unit)
FX-K5 1985, Component 2

égaliseur (Equaliser)
EQ-505 1986, Component 2
EQ-600  1989, Component 2
DEQ-7500 (processor):  1994, Component 2

Tuner (-)
GEX-007 1986, Component 2
GEX T5 1986, Component 2

Ampli (-)
GM-E04  1984, Component 2
GM41A 1986, Component 2

I hope I have made no mistake... Normally!
J'espère ne pas avoir fait d'erreur... Normalement!

PS: Merci Pol, le site m'a bien aidé, pour cette réponse

wow, thanks, Merci

so all the component 2 extensions are compatible? I Always have to start with a headunit and connect other tuner/equalizer etc and i have to end with an ampli.

the cdbox was pioneer cdx m6

Do you also know what models belong to eachother to make a good combo.

Not bad your English Chris

kasper a écrit:so all the component 2 extensions are compatible? I Always have to start with a headunit and connect other tuner/equalizer etc and i have to end with an ampli.

Of course, you don't need to put a Tuner on a HU equipped with a Tuner (!!   )

YES and NO(    ), all the component 2 aren't always compatible. It's necessary to check some references, especially for the HU.

I took pictures to illustrate this example with a Pioneer KEX M801 (a brother of your KEX M800)
K = K7 or cassette; E = Component (I think); X = control CD changer; M = Multiplay (13 pin plug in)

Look

right with the red arrow for the CD changer (13 pin)
on the left with the green arrow, for an auxiliary (8 pin)

For yours ampli

kasper a écrit:the cdbox was pioneer cdx m6

Ok

kasper a écrit:Do you also know what models belong to eachother to make a good combo.

Recpect each year and release date between your collection

For me, for a correct basic music (...):
Pioneer KEX M800 + CDX M6
Test it without equaliser or processor.

For your amp, they are'nt powerful enough. This'll make music, that's all!
Try a more powerful amp like this:

i found this one in my cellar. That must do the job



Heavy stuff, i think i could kill someone if i drop it only on his feet


btw what power do i need to test this all; i have an old light tranfo 12v 7 amps...not good i suppose.
or i have this 2


not good enough, i think?

kasper a écrit:i found this one in my cellar. That must do the job

Heavy stuff, i think i could kill someone if i drop it only on his feet

Very good amp' !!!!!

Heavy? Yes!
Some of my amp weighs more than 10 / 12kg

kasper a écrit:btw what power do i need to test this all; i have an old light tranfo 12v 7 amps...not good i suppose.
or i have this 2

not good enough, i think?

No but Yes....

If you want, it works:





A music installation sings under a few ampere, but
according to your total installation and material, 20/ 30 ampere would be well !!

damn wow that looks as something outerspace.

anyone an idea what to buy to have a good power supply? Do i use an old computer power supply or something better?

simply, an auxiliary battery for camper! I use this assembly.
This system supplies enough current.

I know! A battery is ugly but it's the quietest and most practical system.

at last i have found a decent power supply.



i've got the power now

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The first one i've tried was a sony cdx-r3350 radio cd with mp3 and small equalizer, Bought for 5 euro, best money i've spent all year. Incredible radio...sleek and so pure qua design. I love the color of the lcd aswell...white on black.



push the front panel down to insert a cd



and look at that incredible nightshot



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next one i've tested was an old philips DC699 ...i knew it was special cause my dad had a much cheaper version when i was young. I asked the old lady at the yardsales how much and she said..10 euro. I could not believe my ears...ok just wrap it in and i take it. And it works

super radio. love the red colors and a line in and an equalizer...insane in those days



Difficult to show in the dark



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And the last one i've tested but not the least one. Another incredible philips 894 from 1980
Damn the green digits in combination with the preset style digits, i never have seen before. I don't know anymore where i have it from but it plays incredible good. Did i allready tell you that you can
alter the digital frequencies (green digits) with turning the nob. Great stuff those days.
The only thing is i'm missing the backplate...have to find a solution for that.





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thats all for now.