HENDERSON, NV (03.09.23) – Joe Rock, Retro Brand Manager, proudly shows the new Dallas Radio Face for Ford F-Series and Broncos 1985-1986 in the company’s Henderson NV HQ.
The RetroSound Dallas Radio Face is the latest officially licensed Ford Radio Face by Retro Manufacturing, designed to replicate the original factory radio in 1985-86 Ford F-Series trucks and 1985-86 Ford Broncos. Dallas’s subtle and straightforward design features replica black plastic knobs, rounded push-buttons, and a thin seek bar, finished in matte black with the official Ford logo for added authenticity. The Dallas mounts directly into the factory opening in these vehicles with the included mounting kit and vehicle-specific wiring harness for an easy installation and OEM appearance.
The Dallas is compatible with all RetroSound Radio Motors giving Ford fans all the features of a modern car stereo. Available features include HD-Radio technology, built-in Bluetooth, Made for iPod /iPhone compatibility, USB inputs for flash drives and media devices, and nonvolatile memory. The Dallas is SiriusXM Ready connecting directly to an SXV300V1 Connect Vehicle Tuner without needing special cables or adapters. The SXV300V1 tuner adds SiriusXM broadcasts to a RetroSound radio and integrates with the radio’s display and controls. The 32,000-color display allows users to browse through media by artist, song title, or album, with the option to customize the display color to match their gauges.
A selectable AM/FM Tuner with USA, EUR, AUS, JAP, and RUS tuner frequencies lets users set their specific broadcast region, with 30 presets to store favorite stations. The Dallas is also available with DAB+ for consumers outside North America and receives crystal clear digital broadcasts in regions where DAB+ is available. A powerful built-in 300-watt (peak) amplifier pushes plenty of power over four channels with RCA pre-outs and a subwoofer output for customers that want to expand their audio system further.
The Dallas will be available in 2023 at www.retromanufacturing.com.
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