Fwd: Re: [Vwdiesel] A new member in the family!

[Robert L. Coyle, Jr.]

Actually, it was manufactured by Panasonic, even
though by the name you'd think it was of German
origin. I really, really think the radio was created
to fail, which is why few last beyond the ten-year
mark.

I'm very familiar with the Blaupunct unit. I think
you'll be very happy with it.

Robert

--- Gerry Wolfe <gerry.wolfe at sympatico.ca> wrote:
> Mine finally died (no tears were wept...)  Replaced
> it with a Blaupunkt
> Heidelberg... 4x40w, CD, DigiTuner, works much
> better than the ogininal
> Heidelberg.
>
> By the model name, one would think the original
> Heidelberg was a Blaupunkt,
> but I think it was actually manufactured by Alpine
> or some other
> manufacturer...
>
> rgds, g.
>
> > >
> > >  This is typical of VW radios. Excellent cars,
> but
> > >  really crappy radios. I have two "Hindenberg"
> radios,
> > >  one each from my 91 and 92 Jettas, plus a third
> I
> > >  bought from Ebay. All junk.
> >
> >   I have two of them as well.  Identical models,
> digital readout but with
> >analog
> >type knobs.  One is great, good reception,
> convenient seek feature, etc.  Only
> >problem is the AM/FM switch is bad, so I bought the
> second as parts.  It's
> >in the Quattro though.  It works but nothing to
> brag about or really cuss
> >either.
> >One of the speaker outputs is dead as I recall.  It
> was for parts anyway.
> >      Loren
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