Most Blaupunkt radios beginning about 1965 have an input port commonly referred to as the "DIN input". Mono radios use one plug, while stereo units require two. About 1974 these were changed to the "pin and spade" type that only allow you to insert the plug one way, thus specifying positive and negative output. The version with two equal round pins were used throughout the 50's, 60's and early 1970's. The speaker plugs for a vintage Blaupunkt radio can be one of two versions. For those customers requiring a more powerful system, an amplifier can be installed, allowing for more powerful speaker installation. If you have any questions regarding the specifics for your radio application, just let us know. Speaker wattage should be kept relatively low and factory specs are always best. Using 4 ohm speakers will damage the radio over time. Speakers should be 8 ohm through the late 1970's. We recommend using our original speaker plugs for correct fitment. These mono output radios are designed to run either one or two speakers. The two speaker holes (as shown in the diagram as #7) take typical banana/push plugs. The 1970's Blaupunkt radio shown in the diagram is a mono Porsche 911 Frankfurt unit. The positive (hot) wire should be attached at the +12V tab and an inline fuse is highly recommended as well. For the typical 1970's models the rear tab (as shown in the image below as #2) is designated for attaching the ground wire. Bad grounding will result in sub par performance and a lack of reception. No matter what model vintage radio you install, it is important to ground it properly in order to ensure its proper function. Where these wires attach to Blaupunkt radios changed over the years though. Besides the antenna wire and speaker cables, the only other wires are the positive and negative wires, possibly an automatic antenna cable if it applies to your vehicle model. The wiring process for a vintage Blaupunkt radio is generally a simple procedure. Earlier and later radios have a slightly different configuration. If anyone has specific questions please contact me through PM or through our website: I'm often asked about the proper wiring for the typical Blaupunkt radio in the early BMW models and am including a diagram showing the proper locations for all electrical wiring. Earlier and later radios have a slightly different configuration. If anyone has specific question please contact me through PM or through our website: 50’s great classic model.I'm often asked about the proper wiring for the typical Blaupunkt radio in the early BMW models and am including a diagram showing the proper locations for all electrical wiring.
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