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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Has anyone seen this Blaupunkt Bremen in the wild? Any thoughts on how it would look in an early 996? https://www.blaupunkt.com/en/nc/prod.../single/19059/ https://www.autoblog.com/2019/07/21/...in-production/

POST 2Original post

I like the look of it. Looks like it would be more at home in a 944, 928, or an air-cooled though.

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Continental makes some "period correct " looking head units with modern features such as bluetooth and USB. https://www.bergvillfx.com/index.php...7412ub-or.html

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Those are nice, thanks! Too bad they don�t have pre-amp output.

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From the link: "4-channel preamp-out (4V)" I think it's pretty cool but yes, maybe a little TOO retro for a 996. I'm definitely going to look into them some more for for my two '80s BMWs. Thanks for posting! Full specs: High-End CODEM IV High-End World-Tuner FM (RDS), AM Tuner DAB+ Tuner built-in USB, SD, SDHC (up to 32 GB) Audio from USB/SDHC Audio formats MP3, WMA Bluetooth module built-in (HFP, PBAP, A2DP, SPP, AVRCP) Twin-Connect Phonebook access Built-in + external microphone Navigation audio mix 1 x front USB 1 x rear USB 1 x front Aux-in Steering wheel control input (programmable) 3-band, semi-parametric equalizer Sound presets (Rock, Pop, Classic) X-Bass 4-channel preamp-out (4V) Separate Sub-Out 4 x 50 Watt max. power Vario Color for display & button illumination Fix front panel Permanent memory Short mounting depth IR remote control included in delivery DAB+ onglas antenna included in delivery External BT-microphone included in delivery Free phone calls via micro & speakers Speakerphone volume variable microphone integrated + backward connection core functions Accept call, end, reject, redial Access phone phonebook yes (up to 1,000 contacts per mobile phone) Twin Connect yes (2 simultaneously connected telephones for telephony)

POST 6Original post

Bergvill also sells a small Porsche sticker to go over the continental logo. My aftermarket amp uses high or low level input so the output was not an issue but they make convertors if u need low level.

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I love the looks of it standalone, but seems too vintage for a 996 and a better match with the pre-996 dashboard. I think Blaupunkt (and Becker) make the best looking car radios by a very wide margin over everything else, but I've always been disappointed with the sound of Blaupunkt. I've owned a few and have never been happy with their sound. I don't know if that still applies to the latest models -- the last new Blaupunkt I bought was probably around 2000, so it's an old data point. My old 74 911s had a factory Blaupunkt with a built in mic that would pull out of the dash to record on cassette. Very cool radio, did not sound very good, but I never used the radio in that car anyway.

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Ah, thanks! Must�ve missed it while browsing around.

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Ahh...finally...I've been looking for a climate control in the 3rd bin. Please tell me your relocation method and/or kit and/or face plate. THANKS!

POST 10Original post

The car came to me with the hvac in the third spot but with no trim. I cant remember which trim piece i bought but it does make a difference. It might be the one for the hvac in the top spot. I did have to trim the the lower bottom edge. U can see mine is not perfect if u zoom in.

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Thank you. I will be doing that soon. Fits the car nicely.

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