Replacing Symphony with aftermarket radio

BigJohn · 26th May 2022, 10:19

As much as I like the OEM look of my Symphony I’m looking to replace it with a plain looking Blaupunkt single DIN unit that looks OEM but also has Bluetooth hands free and streaming and DAB.

My request for advice is will the Blaupunkt be plug and play with the two ISO connectors ?

Having trawled the ICE pages here and on the wider internet my understanding is the three blue, yellow and green (from memory) mini ISO connectors on the back of the Symphony are for CD changer, hands free telephone kit and steering wheel controls, so won’t be required ?

Also will I need an aerial adapter for the FM/AM socket on the back of the unit ?

26th May 2022, 10:19	#1
BigJohn Gets stuck in Rover 75 Tourer Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Essex Posts: 609 Thanks: 518 Thanked 162 Times in 104 Posts	Replacing Symphony with aftermarket radio As much as I like the OEM look of my Symphony I’m looking to replace it with a plain looking Blaupunkt single DIN unit that looks OEM but also has Bluetooth hands free and streaming and DAB. My request for advice is will the Blaupunkt be plug and play with the two ISO connectors ? Having trawled the ICE pages here and on the wider internet my understanding is the three blue, yellow and green (from memory) mini ISO connectors on the back of the Symphony are for CD changer, hands free telephone kit and steering wheel controls, so won’t be required ? Also will I need an aerial adapter for the FM/AM socket on the back of the unit ?