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User Manual
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MODERN SOUND FOR YOUR CLASSIC

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General Features........................... 2

PRECAUTIONS................................ 3

Accessories................................ 4

Radio Operation Instructions............... 5

System Settings............................ 7

USB Device Instructions.................... 16

Bluetooth® Device Instructions.............. 17

HD Radio® Instructions..................... 18

SiriusXM® Instructions...................... 19

SiriusXM® Troubleshooting................... 23

Troubleshooting............................ 25

Frequently Asked Questions................. 26

Specifications............................. 28

Warranty................................... 29

Purchase Notes............................. 30

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General Features
Model: Motor 4HD

• AM/FM tuner with 30 presets and RDS (Radio Data System)

• HD Radio® receiver (HD Radio® broadcasts are not available in

all regions)

• Selectable international tuner frequencies

• Built-in MOSFET amplifier: 25 watts RMS / 45 watts Max x4

channels

• Patented InfiniMount Bracket System for maximum installation

flexibility

• Available with period-correct knobs and bezel for your vehicle

• Separate power antenna and amplifier turn-on leads

• 3 EQ presets plus user-controlled bass, mid-range, treble, fader,

and balance adjustments

• Selectable 32,000 color LCD illumination with user presets

• Multi-channel pre-amp outputs (front, rear, subwoofer)

• 2 rear-mounted USB ports play MP3, WMA, and FLAC files

• Auxiliary input for portable devices

• Built-in Bluetooth® for hands-free calling and audio streaming

• Wireless audio browsing from your iPhone® or Android device

• The only SiriusXM-Ready ® classic car radio (SiriusXM ® Connect

vehicle tuner and subscription required)

• Made for iPod®/iPhone®

• Non-volatile memory

• 2 year manufacturer warranty (see page 29)

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PRECAUTIONS
PLEASE OBSERVE THESE PRECAUTIONS WHEN OPERATING
THIS UNIT:

This user’s manual does not cover the installation process. Please review
the Installation and Assembly Manual included in your Radio Motor box
carefully before attempting installation.

Retro Manufacturing, LLC is not liable for any problems resulting

from improper installation of the unit.

If you have questions about installing your radio, visit our support website
at help.retromanufacturing.com, contact us via email at tech@
retromanufacturing.com or chat with us online.

• This unit is designed for operation with a negative ground 12-volt

DC battery system. Do not operate this unit with other battery
systems, especially an 18-volt or 24-volt DC or a positive ground
system. If you have a 6-volt system, you need to either convert to
12-volt DC or purchase a separate inverter that will increase the
voltage to 12-volts. NOTE: The inverter needs to be rated at 10
amps or higher for the radio to operate properly.

• This unit is not designed for a marine environment. Please do

not use the unit where it will be exposed to moisture or excessive
dust. Exposure to moisture will damage the unit and void your
warranty.

• Keep the volume of your radio at a level that allows you to hear
outside noises, such as emergency sirens and train crossing
warnings. Prolonged exposure to high volume levels may also
result in hearing loss.

The information enclosed in this user manual is a universal

guide to assist you in your radio’s operation. Some features
covered in this manual are not available in every model.
This manual may be updated from time to time. Please
check our website for the latest updates:
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Accessories
Speakers
RetroSound® started in the speaker business and developed its radio
line to be perfectly matched with RetroSound® speakers. Together Retro-
Sound® radios and speakers produce the most accurate audio available
for your classic car.
SHOP SPEAKERS

Amps & Subs

RetroSound® amplifiers and subwoofers are designed to work seamless-
ly with RetroSound® radios to fill in the low frequencies usually missing
from a classic vehicle’s sound system.
SHOP AMPS & SUBS

Speaker Pods
RetroPod® speaker pods are great for classics that have no factory speak-
er locations. They mount to any flat surface and direct sound towards the
listener for a balanced mix. Paint or wrap them for a perfect match to the
interior of your classic vehicle.
SHOP SPEAKER PODS

USB/AUX Extension Cable

The RetroSound® USB/Auxiliary extension cable is available in black or
chrome and features a 53” extension of both a USB input and a standard
3.5mm auxiliary input.
USB/AUX EXTENSION CABLE

Antennas
RetroSound® offers OE-quality replacement antennas featuring chrome
plated brass masts that are almost impervious to the elements and pro-
vide an improved ground plane for enhanced AM/FM reception.
ANTENNAS

RetroBelt® offers two-point, three-point, and four-point

seat belt systems for classic cars and trucks and are
available in a variety of colors and styles to update the
safety in any vintage vehicle.

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Radio Operation Instructions
Front Panel Controls
These instructions are for all Radio Faces with 2 control shafts and push-
buttons including: Dallas, Daytona, Denver, Detroit, Europa, Huntington,
Monterey, Redondo-RS, RetroRadio, Wonder Bar I, and Wonder Bar III.
For radios with alternate control layouts please see links at the bottom of
this page.

CLASSIC LOCAL

5 Preset Buttons

1 Left-Front Knob Right-Front Knob 3

2 Left-Rear Knob Right-Rear Knob 4

IMPORTANT: Control Setup & Reset

By default, RetroSound® Radio Motors are configured to function with the
standard Radio Faces listed above. Some Radio Faces, like the Redondo-
RT, require a different control mode.
If you have mistakenly changed your Radio Motor to use a Radio Face
that you do not have, follow the steps below to reboot and change
control modes.
With the vehicle's ignition on, press and hold the Left-Front Knob(1)
for approximately 15 seconds to reboot the radio into the SEL PANEL
menu. Once in the SEL PANEL menu, press and release the power
button until the correct panel/control mode is displayed (select "Normal"
for standard 2-shaft/push-button controls). Let the unit time out to
accept the changes. The display will flash five times and reboot with the
selected control mode activated.

Other Radio User Guides:

Apache | Grand Prix | Redondo-RT | Newport | New York | Santa Cruz

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Power On/Off
Press the Left-Front Knob(1) to turn the unit on. RETROSOUND will appear
on the screen. Press and hold the Left-Front Knob(1) to turn the unit off.
GOODBYE will appear on the screen to confirm that it has turned off.

Volume
Rotate the Left-Front Knob(1) to adjust the volume between 0-46.

Mode
Rotate the Left-Rear Knob(2) clockwise to select from available listening
sources*: RADIO(AM/FM/HD), AUX, USB 1, USB 2, BT Audio, or Siri-
usXM ®.

NOTE: The USB mode will not appear unless a USB device is
connected.

The USB and auxiliary inputs are located at the back of the Radio Motor.
The auxiliary input(s) may be used to play music from any portable de-
vice with a standard headphone output, such as an MP3 player, iPod®/
iPhone®, portable CD player, or portable satellite radio receiver. The USB
inputs allow you to control your iPod®/iPhone® or play music from a flash
drive. The USB cables must be routed to an accessible area during instal-
lation to use the USB inputs. A USB/AUX extension cable may be required
for your vehicle.

Radio Tuning
Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) to tune to the next or previous AM/FM fre-
quency, or HD Radio® channel (when available). With HD set to "On," the
radio will tune to the HD station automatically if available and display an H
next to the frequency. (see page 18 for HD Radio® instructions)

NOTE: When the radio is tuned to a strong FM station, the stereo

indicator will appear in the LCD’s upper right corner (two oval
circles).

Radio Bands
Rotate the Right-Rear Knob(4) counter-clockwise to cycle through the five
radio bands (two AM and three FM).

Storing Radio Presets

There are six radio presets for each radio band. For presets one through
five, tune to the desired radio station and then press and hold the desired
Preset Button(5) to store the station into memory. To set the sixth preset,
rotate the Right-Rear Knob(4) clockwise and hold for 3 seconds to store.

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Recalling Radio Presets
To recall radio presets, press the appropriate Preset Button(5) in the
selected radio band. To recall preset six, rotate the Right-Rear Knob(4)
clockwise and release it.

Mute/Pause
Press the Right-Front Knob(3) to mute/unmute or pause/play depending
on the source mode.
System Settings
The System Settings sub-menu enables access to the numerous additional
features of your RetroSound® radio. Press and hold the Right-Front Knob(3)
for three seconds to access the sub-menu. Then rotate the Right-Front
Knob(3) to cycle through the available sub-menu options. Once in a spe-
cific sub-menu, press and release the Right-Front Knob(3) to change the
options.

Auto Seek/Manual
This sub-menu toggles between Auto Seek or Manual tuning. In Auto Seek
mode, the radio will tune to the next available station when tuning.

To access the AUTO SEEK/MANUAL sub-menu, press and hold the Right-
Front Knob(3) for three seconds, AUTO SEEK will be displayed. Press and
release the Right-Front Knob(3) to select between AUTO SEEK or MANU-
AL. Once the desired setting is shown, let the unit time out to set.

A Store
This sub-menu activates A STORE which will automatically fill FM presets
on all three FM bands, six presets each (eighteen total presets) with the
strongest radio stations available in your area.

To access the A STORE sub-menu, press and hold the Right-Front Knob(3)
for three seconds. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) until A STORE appears
on the screen. Press the Right-Front Knob(3) to activate. This process can
take up to one minute to complete. Once completed the radio will resume
play.

Local/Distant
This sub-menu adjusts the sensitivity of the FM tuner. When listening to the
FM tuner, selecting LOCAL will focus the tuner in the local area, making the
signal stronger. Selecting DISTANT will broaden the signal and allow your
local stations to be listened to at a greater distance when traveling.

To access the LOCAL/DISTANT sub-menu, press and hold the Right-Front

Knob(3) for three seconds. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) until LOCAL/DIS-
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select the desired option. Once the desired setting is shown, let the unit
time out to set.

Clock
This sub-menu sets the clock.

To access the CLK sub-menu, press and hold the Right-Front Knob(3) for
three seconds. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) until CLK appears on the
screen, then press the Right-Front Knob(3) to select. To adjust the hours,
rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) clockwise or counter-clockwise. Adjusting
past 12 will change between AM and PM. Once the hour is set, press the
Right-Front Knob(3) to select the minutes. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3)
to adjust the minutes, once the desired time is shown let the unit time out
to set.

Clock 12/24
This sub-menu changes the clock from a twelve-hour clock to a twenty-
four-hour clock. The default setting is for a twelve-hour clock (CLK 12).

To access the CLK 12/24 sub-menu, press and hold the Right-Front
Knob(3) for three seconds. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) until CLK 12
appears on the screen. Press and release the Right-Front Knob(3) to se-
lect the desired option. Once the desired setting is shown, let the unit time
out to set.

Display Frequency/Clock
This sub-menu sets the screen to display either the radio station you’re
listening to, (DISP FREQ), or the current time (CLK).

To access the DISP sub-menu, press and hold the Right-Front Knob(3)
for three seconds. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) until DISP FREQ ap-
pears on the screen. Press and release the Right-Front Knob(3) to select
either DISP FREQ or DISP CLK. Once the desired setting is shown, let
the unit time out to set.

Clock ON/OFF
This sub-menu sets the radio to display or hide the current time when
the radio is off. The default setting displays the time when the radio is off
(CLK ON).

To access the CLK ON/OFF sub-menu, press and hold the Right-Front
Knob(3) for three seconds. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) until CLK ON
appears on the screen. Press and release the Right-Front Knob(3) to se-
lect the desired option. Once the desired setting is shown, let the unit time
out to set.

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Beep On/Off
This sub-menu sets the audible beep confirmation that sounds during the
operation of the radio on or off. Select BEEP ON to hear the audible beep
or BEEP OFF to disable it.

To access the BEEP sub-menu, press and hold the Right-Front Knob(3) for
three seconds. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) until BEEP appears on the
screen. Press and release the Right-Front Knob(3) to select the desired
option. Once the desired setting is shown, let the unit time out to set.

Display Color
This sub-menu changes the display color. The default setting is SCAN,
which will cycle through all of the available colors.

To access the display color sub-menu, press and hold the Right-Front
Knob(3) for three seconds. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) until SCAN ap-
pears on the screen. Press and release the Right-Front Knob(3) to select
the desired color preset. Once the desired setting is shown, let the unit
time out to set.

WARNING: Setting all RGB values to "00" will make the display
unreadable. Resetting your radio will NOT reset the display.

To create a custom color, press and hold the Right-Front Knob(3) for three
seconds to access the sub-menu system. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3)
until SCAN (or current color) appears on the screen. Press and release the
Right-Front Knob(3) until you see USER. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3)
clockwise to access the RGB settings and press the Right-Front Knob(3)
to select. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) to set a color value for RED, then
press the Right-Front Knob(3) to move to the next color. Repeat the steps
to adjust the values for each color. Once the desired color is set, press the
Right-Front Knob(3) to accept the settings and let the unit time out to set.

Dimmer High/Low
This sub-menu sets the radio’s display brightness to high (DIMM HIGH),
medium (DIMM MEDIUM), or low (DIMM LOW).

To access the DIMMER sub-menu, press and hold the Right-Front Knob(3)
for three seconds. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) until DIMMER appears
on the screen. Press and release the Right-Front Knob(3) to select the de-
sired option. Once the desired setting is shown, let the unit time out to set.

RDS (Radio Data System)

This sub-menu turns the RDS function on or off. RDS tuners can automat-
ically tune in stations according to the music style (or talk) they broadcast.
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broadcasting RDS information, the radio station call letters, song info, art-
ist info, and other messages will appear on the display. Not all FM stations
use RDS, nor will all RDS functions work in every location.

To access the RDS sub-menu, press and hold the Right-Front Knob(3) for
three seconds. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) until RDS appears on the
screen. Press and release the Right-Front Knob(3) to toggle RDS ON or
RDS OFF. Once the desired setting is shown, let the unit time out to set.

Program Type
This sub-menu allows you to select from 31 predefined program types (i.e.
News, Info, Sports). Once set, you will be able to use PTY SEEK to find
similar stations to your selected program type.

To access the PTY sub-menu, press and hold the Right-Front Knob(3) for
three seconds. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) until PTY appears on the
screen. Press and release the Right-Front Knob(3) to enter the list of pro-
gram types. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) to select between the avail-
able options. Once the desired program type is shown, press the Right-
Front Knob(3) to accept. PTY SEEK will appear on the screen, indicating
that the radio is searching the FM band for the next available station with
your selected program type. If none are found, the radio will revert to the
last station selected.

Alternative Frequency
This sub-menu enables the radio to automatically search for another fre-
quency that provides the same station when the signal gets weak.

To access the AF sub-menu, press and hold the Right-Front Knob(3) for
three seconds. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) until AF ON/OFF appears
on the screen. Press and release the Right-Front Knob(3) to select the de-
sired option. Once the desired setting is shown, let the unit time out to set.

Traffic Announcements
This sub-menu toggles the traffic announcements function on or off. The
traffic announcements function is part of the RDS and allows FM stations
to broadcast traffic announcements that scroll across the screen or audi-
ble traffic alerts to your radio.

To access the TA sub-menu, press and hold the Right-Front Knob(3) for
three seconds. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) until TA ON/OFF appears
on the screen. Press and release the Right-Front Knob(3) to select the de-
sired option. Once the desired setting is shown, let the unit time out to set.

Clock Time
This sub-menu toggles the clock time feature on or off. If the radio station

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supports clock time, your radio will synchronize its clock with the radio
station’s clock.

To access the CT sub-menu, press and hold the Right-Front Knob(3) for
three seconds. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) until CT ON/OFF appears
on the screen. Press and release the Right-Front Knob(3) to select the de-
sired option. Once the desired setting is shown, let the unit time out to set.

Bluetooth® On/Off
This sub-menu toggles Bluetooth® on or off. Bluetooth® must be enabled
before you can connect a Bluetooth® device.

To access the BT sub-menu, press and hold the Right-Front Knob(3) for
three seconds. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) until BT ON/OFF appears
on the screen. Press and release the Right-Front Knob(3) to select the de-
sired option. Once the desired setting is shown, let the unit time out to set.

Bluetooth® Connect/Disconnect (BT must be "ON")

This sub-menu enables the radio to be discoverable on your Bluetooth®
device. Choose BT CONNEC to allow your device to connect, and BT
DISCON to disconnect Bluetooth® devices.

To access the BT CONNEC/DISCON sub-menu, press and hold the

Right-Front Knob(3) for three seconds. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3)
until BT CONNEC/DISCON appears on the screen. To connect a device,
press and release the Right-Front Knob(3) to select BT CONNEC, then
search for “RETROSOUND” in your phone’s Bluetooth® device list. Enter
password “0000” if prompted. To disconnect a device, press and release
the Right-Front Knob(3) to select BT DISCON, then let the unit time out to
disconnect the current device.

Area USA/EUR/AUS/JAP/RUS
This sub-menu allows you to set your area to receive the appropriate
broadcasts for your region. The default setting is the United States (USA).

To access the AREA sub-menu, press and hold the Right-Front Knob(3)
for three seconds. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) until AREA USA ap-
pears on the screen. Press and release the Right-Front Knob(3) to select
the desired region (USA/EUR/AUS/JAP/RUS). Once the desired region is
shown, let the unit time out to set.

Volume Last/Adjust
This sub-menu adjusts the volume level at which the radio will turn on.
The default setting is VOL LAST, which means the radio turns on at the
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preset the volume level at which the radio turns on from 0-46, regardless
of the volume level at which the radio was turned off (see “Volume” on
page 5).

To access the VOL sub-menu, press and hold the Right-Front Knob(3) for
three seconds. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) until VOL appears on the
screen. Press and release the Right-Front Knob(3) to select the desired
option. If VOL ADJUS is selected, rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) clock-
wise (AD VAL is shown) and press the Right-Front Knob(3) to accept. Ro-
tate the Right-Front Knob(3) again to adjust the level between 0-46. Once
the desired setting is shown, let the unit time out to set.

SEL Panel
This sub-menu changes the operating mode between operation with two
knobs and push-buttons and operation for specialty faces with specific
control layouts.

To access the SEL PANEL sub-menu, press and hold the Right-Front
Knob(3) for three seconds. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) until SEL PAN-
EL appears on the screen. Press and release the Right-Front Knob(3) to
enter the panel choices. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) to select the de-
sired option. Once the desired setting is shown, let the unit time out to set.

System Reset
This sub-menu resets the unit to factory settings.

To access the RESET sub-menu, press and hold the Right-Front Knob(3)
for three seconds. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) until RESET appears
on the screen. Press and release the Right-Front Knob(3) to reset the unit
to factory settings. The unit will reset and turn off.

System Rescue
If you have mistakenly changed your Radio Motor to use a Radio Face/
Panel that you do not have, use the steps below to reboot the radio to SEL
PANEL mode.

Turn the ignition off and wait 30 seconds. Turn the ignition on; once the
radio boots up and RETROSOUND scrolls across the screen, press and
hold the radio’s power button for approximately 15 seconds to reboot the
radio into SEL PANEL mode. See the list below for the appropriate power
button for your radio type. Once SEL PANEL is displayed on the screen,
release the Power Button, then press and release the button until your
panel/display type is displayed. The Display will Flash your selection five
times and will turn off.

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Radio Power Buttons:
• Standard Knobs (shafts): Press and hold the left front knob.
• Thumb Rollers: Press and hold left-inside thumb roller.
• Grand Prix: Press and hold the ON/Off button.

Software Info
This sub-menu displays the unit’s software version.

To access the sub-menu, press and hold the Right-Front Knob(3) for
three seconds. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) until the software version
appears on the screen (there are no adjustable settings in this menu).

Digital Signal Processor

This sub-menu sets the Digital Signal Processor (DSP) Setting. The de-
fault setting is off (DSP OFF). When activated, you are able to select one
of three preset equalization settings:

• CLASSIC: This setting offers subtle sonic adjustments that lend

themselves to classical music.

• POP: This setting accentuates bass and treble frequencies and is

suitable for popular music.

• ROCK: This setting accentuates treble frequencies and is suitable

for rock music.

To access the DSP sub-menu, press the Left-Front Knob(1) once, DSP
OFF will be displayed. Rotate the Left-Front Knob(1) clockwise to select
from the available presets. Once the desired setting is shown, let the unit
time out to set.

NOTE: If using one of the preset DSP settings, any manual

adjustments to Mid, Bass, or Treble will not save when the radio is
powered off.

Bass
This sub-menu adjusts the radio’s bass levels.

To access the BASS sub-menu, press and release the Left-Front Knob(1)
until BASS appears on the screen. Rotate the Left-Front Knob(1) clock-
wise or counter-clockwise to select the desired level. Once the desired
setting is shown, let the unit time out to set.

Mid
This sub-menu adjusts the radio’s mid levels.

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To access the MID sub-menu, press and release the Left-Front Knob(1)
until MID appears on the screen. Rotate the Left-Front Knob(1) clockwise
or counter-clockwise to select the desired level. Once the desired setting
is shown, let the unit time out to set.

Treble
This sub-menu adjusts the radio’s treble levels.

To access the TREBLE sub-menu, press and release the Left-Front

Knob(1) until TREBLE appears on the screen. Rotate the Left-Front
Knob(1) clockwise or counter-clockwise to select the desired level. Once
the desired setting is shown, let the unit time out to set.

Balance
This sub-menu adjusts the radio’s balance from left to right.

To access the BAL sub-menu, press and release the Left-Front Knob(1)
until BAL appears on the screen. Rotate the Left-Front Knob(1) clockwise
or counter-clockwise to select the desired level. Once the desired setting
is shown, let the unit time out to set.

Fader
This sub-menu adjusts the radio’s fader from front to back.

To access the FADER sub-menu, press and release the Left-Front Knob(1)
until FADER appears on the screen. Rotate the Left-Front Knob(1) clock-
wise or counter-clockwise to select the desired level. Once the desired
setting is shown, let the unit time out to set.

XBASS
This sub-menu enables or disables the XBAS function. XBAS boosts the
low frequencies resulting in enhanced bass tones.

To access the XBAS sub-menu, press and release the Left-Front Knob(1)
until XBAS appears on the screen. Rotate the Left-Front Knob(1) clock-
wise or counter-clockwise to select the desired option. Once the desired
setting is shown, let the unit time out to set.

Subwoofer
This sub-menu toggles the subwoofer RCA output on or off.

To access the SUB sub-menu, press and release the Left-Front Knob(1)
until SUB appears on the screen. Rotate the Left-Front Knob(1) clockwise
or counter-clockwise to select the desired option. Once the desired set-
ting is shown, let the unit time out to set.

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Subwoofer Volume
This sub-menu adjusts the subwoofer volume between 0-12 and will only
appear as an option when SUB ON is selected in the Subwoofer menu.

To access the SUB VOL sub-menu, press and release the Left-Front
Knob(1) until SUB VOL appears on the screen. Rotate the Left-Front
Knob(1) clockwise or counter-clockwise to select the desired setting.
Once the desired setting is shown, let the unit time out to set.

Subwoofer Frequency
This sub-menu adjusts the frequency crossover point of the subwoofer
between 80Hz, 120Hz, or 160Hz.

To access the SUB sub-menu, press and release the Left-Front Knob(1)
until SUB 120H appears on the screen. Rotate the Left-Front Knob(1)
clockwise or counter-clockwise to select the desired setting. Once the
desired setting is shown, let the unit time out to set.

Bass Frequency
This sub-menu adjusts the bass tones’ frequency crossover point be-
tween 60Hz, 80Hz, 100Hz, or 200Hz.

To access the BAS sub-menu, press and release the Left-Front Knob(1)
until BAS 80H appears on the screen. Rotate the Left-Front Knob(1)
clockwise or counter-clockwise to select the desired setting. Once the
desired setting is shown, let the unit time out to set.

Mid Frequency
This sub-menu adjusts the mid-tones’ frequency crossover point between
0.5KHz, 1.0KHz, 1.5KHz, or 2.5KHz.

To access the MID sub-menu, press and release the Left-Front Knob(1)
until MID 1.0K appears on the screen. Rotate the Left-Front Knob(1)
clockwise or counter-clockwise to select the desired setting. Once the
desired setting is shown, let the unit time out to set.

Treble Frequency
This sub-menu adjusts the treble tones’ frequency crossover point be-
tween 0.5KHz, 10.0KHz, 12.5KHz, 15.0KHz, or 17.5KHz.

To access the TRE sub-menu, press and release the Left-Front Knob(1)
until TRE 10.0K appears on the screen. Rotate the Left-Front Knob(1)
clockwise or counter-clockwise to select the desired setting. Once the
desired setting is shown, let the unit time out to set.

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USB Device Instructions
USB Inputs
USB inputs are located at the rear of the Radio Motor. The USB cables
must be routed during installation to a convenient and accessible location
for connecting USB devices.

NOTE: The USB Mode will not appear in the menu unless a USB de-
vice is plugged in.

USB Device Connection

Connect your USB Flash Drive, iPod®/iPhone®, or other supported USB
devices to one of the USB inputs. The radio will display USB1 or USB2
for three seconds indicating the device has been connected successfully.
After connecting a USB device, the radio will display the USB icon on
the screen and automatically find your songs and begin playback.

USB Device Operation

The Preset Buttons(5) will enable you to play/pause, listen to 10 seconds
of each song (INTRO), randomly shuffle all songs (RDM), and navigate
folders.
USB Playback

ROCK

Play/Pause Intro Shuffle Pre Folder Next Folder

1 Left-Front Knob Right-Front Knob 3

2 Left-Rear Knob 5 Preset Buttons Right-Rear Knob 4

• To play or pause a song, press the First Preset Button.

• To activate/deactivate intro mode, press the Second Preset Button.
• To activate/deactivate shuffle mode, press the Third Preset Button.
• To navigate to the previous folder, press the Fourth Preset Button.
• To navigate to the next folder, press the Fifth Preset Button.
• To switch to the next song, rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) clockwise.
• To switch to the previous song, rotate the Right-Front Knob(3)
counterclockwise.
• To activate/deactivate repeat, rotate the Right-Rear Knob(4)
clockwise.

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Bluetooth® Device Instructions
Bluetooth®
When using a Bluetooth® device for the first time, you must enable Blue-
tooth® and pair the device with the unit (see page 11). Be sure your phone
is conncected for both calls and audio and that your microphone is en-
abled.

Making a Call

To make a call, dial the desired number on the paired cell phone. Once di-
aling is in progress; CALLING will appear on the screen. When a call is in
progress, TALK will appear on the screen along with the elapsed call time
(TALK 00:00). During a call, the radio music source will be muted, and the
call audio will broadcast through your car’s speaker system.

Answering a Call
When a call is incoming, any audio playback from the current source will
either be muted or paused (depending on the source). PHONE IN will be
shown on the screen along with the caller ID if it is enabled by the phone/
carrier. To accept the call, rotate the Left-Rear Knob(2) counterclockwise.
To end the call, rotate the Left-Rear Knob(2) again counterclockwise.
Bluetooth Controls

POP

1 Left-Front Knob Right-Front Knob 3

2 Left-Rear Knob Right-Rear Knob 4

Streaming Music
With a device paired, rotate the Left-Rear Knob(2) clockwise to select BT
AUDIO. Next, select your desired playback source on your device (Apple
Music ®, Spotify ®, Pandora®, YouTube Music ®, etc.) and play the music as
you normally would.

Browsing Music
Some devices will allow you to browse folders and skip songs using the
Right-Front Knob(3) and the Right-Rear Knob(4). To skip songs, rotate
the Right-Front Knob(3). To browse music, rotate the Right-Rear Knob(4)
counterclockwise to access the browsing sub-menu, then rotate the Right-
Front Knob(3) to cycle through the options (artist, album, song, folder) and
press the Right-Front Knob(3) to make your selection.

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HD Radio® Instructions
HD On/Off
This sub-menu activates HD Radio® technology which
will automatically tune to an HD Radio station when available. The HD
Radio option is set to "On" by default.

To access the HD sub-menu, press and hold the Right-Front Knob(3) for
three seconds. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) until HD appears on the
screen. Press and release the Right-Front Knob(3) to select the desired
option. Once the desired setting is shown, let the unit time out to set.

HD Radio Tuning
With HD set to "On," the radio will tune to the HD Radio signal automati-
cally if available and display an H next to the frequency. Rotate the Right-
Front Knob(3) to tune to the next or previous HD Radio channel.

HD Radio Bands
Once an HD Radio signal is found, tuning up will take you to HD2, HD3,
and HD4 channels if available on that signal. Tunning past HD4 will move
to the next available HD Radio signal.

HD Store
This sub-menu activates HD STORE which will automatically fill FM pre-
sets on all three FM bands, six presets each (eighteen total presets) with
the strongest HD Radio® stations available in your area.

To access the HD STORE sub-menu, press and hold the Right-Front

Knob(3) for three seconds. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) until HD
STORE appears on the screen. Press the Right-Front Knob(3) to activate.
This process can take up to one minute to complete.

HD Radio Display Information

When receiving an HD Radio broadcast the display will show the following
information when avaialbe: Radio Station Name>Album Information>Artist
Information>Title Information.

HD Radio Service Information

To Check on the HD Radio service information, Rotate the Left-Rear
Knob(2) counter clockwise. Rotate the Left-Rear Knob(2) counter clock-
wise once more to view more information.

HD Radio Technology manufactured under license from iBiquity Digital

Corporation. U.S. and Foreign Patents. For patents see http://dts.com/
patents. HD Radio, Artist Experience, and the HD, HD Radio, and "ARC"
logos are registered trademarks or trademarks of iBiquity Digital Corpora-
tion in the United States and/or other countries.

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SiriusXM® Instructions
SiriusXM® Satellite Radio
A SiriusXM ® Connect Vehicle Tuner, antenna, and
SiriusXM ® subscription are required to use the satellite radio functionality.
SiriusXM and all related marks and logos are trademarks of Sirius XM
Radio, Inc. All rights reserved.

Installation Check
After installing your SiriusXM ® Connect Vehicle Tuner and antenna, check
that your installation was successful by tuning to the preview channel.
Rotate the Left-Rear Knob(2) clockwise until SiriusXM ® appears on the
screen, then rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) to tune to channel 1. You
should be able to hear the SiriusXM ® preview on this channel. If you can-
not hear the preview channel, check your tuner’s installation instructions
to ensure your SiriusXM ® Connect Vehicle Tuner is installed correctly.

SiriusXM ® Activation
To activate your SiriusXM ® account, you’ll need the Radio ID of your tuner.
To display your Radio ID, set the radio source to SiriusXM ® by rotating
the Left-Rear Knob(2) clockwise until SiriusXM ® appears on the screen.
Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) to tune to channel 0. The Radio ID will ap-
pear on the screen. You can also find your Radio ID on the bottom of the
SiriusXM ® Connect Vehicle Tuner and in its packaging. It’s a good idea to
write this number down and store it in a safe place for reference.

NOTE: The SiriusXM® Radio ID does not include the letters I, O, S, or F.

In the USA, you can activate online or by calling SiriusXM Listener care:
• Visit www.siriusxm.com/activatenow
• Call SiriusXM Listener Care at 1-866-635-2349
For Canadian Subscriptions, please contact:
• Visit www.siriusxm.ca/activate
• Call SiriusXM Customer Care at 1-888-539-7474

As part of the activation process, the SiriusXM ® satellites will send an

activation message to your tuner. When your radio detects that the tuner
has received the activation message, your radio will display "Subscription
Updated". Once subscribed, you can tune to channels in your subscription
plan. Note, the activation process usually takes 10 to 15 minutes but may
take up to an hour. Your radio will need to be powered on and receiving
the SiriusXM ® signal to receive the activation message.

SiriusXM ® Tuner Operation

To access the SiriusXM ® Connect Vehicle Tuner, set the radio source to
SiriusXM ® by rotating the Left-Rear Knob(2) clockwise until SiriusXM ® ap-
pears on the screen.
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SiriusXM ® Tuning
Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) to change channels up or down.

SiriusXM ® Preset Bands

You can store five SiriusXM ® channels in three bands for a total of 15
presets. To cycle between the SiriusXM ® bands, rotate the Right-Rear
Knob(4) counter-clockwise.

Storing/Recalling SiriusXM ® Presets

There are five presets for each SiriusXM ® band. To set a preset, tune to
the desired station, then press and hold the appropriate Preset Button(5)
to store the station into memory. To recall a SiriusXM ® preset, press the
appropriate Preset Button(5) in the selected radio band.

Replay™ Mode
The Replay™ mode allows you to play, pause, skip, fast-forward, and
rewind.

Pause/Resume
To pause SiriusXM ® playback and enter Replay™ mode, press the Right-
Front Knob(3). The screen will display IR PAUSED to indicate you are
in Replay™ mode. To resume playback, press the Right-Front Knob(3)
again. During playback in Replay™ mode, the channel audio will continue
to be stored until Replay™ mode is exited.

Playback Controls in Replay™ Mode

To rewind, press and hold the Fourth Preset Button. To fast forward, press
and hold the Fifth Preset Button. To skip to previous track/marker, press
and release the Fourth Preset Button. To skip to the next track/marker,
press and release the Fifth Preset Button. To exit Replay™ mode and re-
turn to the live satellite radio broadcast, press and release the First Preset
Button.

Replay™ Controls

POP

Exit Replay

1 Left-Front Knob Right-Front Knob 3

2 Left-Rear Knob 5 Preset Buttons Right-Rear Knob 4

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SiriusXM® Instructions
Display Settings
Each SiriusXM ® channel will broadcast text information such as the chan-
nel name, artist, song title, and content. To cycle through the display
information, rotate the Left-Rear Knob(2) counter-clockwise. Each time
the knob is rotated, the display will change as follows: Channel>Artist>Ti-
tle>Info>Category>Time>Station.

SiriusXM ® Sub-Menu System

The SiriusXM ® sub-menu system can only be accessed while in the Sir-
iusXM ® source mode. To access the sub-menu, rotate the Right-Rear
Knob(4) clockwise once.

While in the sub-menu system, rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) clockwise

to cycle to the next sub-menu selection.

• Category (specific music/news/sports channels)

• Direct (direct tuning to a specific station)

• Mature OFF (toggles Mature Channel Lock on or off)

• Mature Code (changes the Mature Channel Lock passcode)

• Signal (SiriusXM ® signal strength)

To select a specific sub-menu, press the Right-Front Knob(3). To exit the

sub-menu, rotate the Right-Rear Knob(4) clockwise.

Category
This feature enables the ability to search for channels based upon their
specific category.

To access the sub-menu system, rotate the Right-Rear Knob(4) clockwise

once. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) clockwise until you see CATEGORY
on the screen. Press the Right-Front Knob(3) to enter the category selec-
tions. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) to cycle through the available op-
tions. Once the desired category is shown, press the Right-Front Knob(3)
to accept your selection. Rotating the Right-Front Knob(3) will now cycle
through every channel within the selected category.

Direct Channel Tuning

This feature enables the ability to tune to any channel by entering the
channel number directly.

To access the sub-menu system, rotate the Right-Rear Knob(4) clockwise

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once. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) clockwise until you see DIRECT on
the screen. Press the Right-Front Knob(3) to enter the first channel num-
ber. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) to set the value of the first number,
then press the Right-Front Knob(3) to accept and move to the next num-
ber. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) once more to set the second number
and press the Right-Front Knob(3) to confirm the selection.

Setting the Mature Channel Lock

This feature enables the ability to limit access to SiriusXM ® channels with
mature content. When enabled, the Mature Channel Lock feature requires
you to enter a passcode to tune to the locked channels. The default pass-
code is 1111.

To access the sub-menu system, rotate the Right-Rear Knob(4) once. Ro-
tate the Right-Front Knob(3) clockwise until you see MATURE OFF on
the screen. Press and release the Right-Front Knob(3) to set a channel
lock code. Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) to set the first number, then
press the Right-Front Knob(3) to accept and move on to the next number.
Repeat this process for the remaining numbers and press the Right-Front
Knob(3) to accept the final number and turn the mature lock on.

Changing the Mature Channel Lock Passcode

The Mature Channel Lock passcode can be changed by entering the cur-
rent code and setting a new one.

To access the sub-menu system, rotate the Right-Rear Knob(4) once. Ro-
tate the Right-Front Knob(3) until you see MATU CODE on the screen.
Press the Right-Front Knob(3) to enter the current passcode (default is
1111). Rotate the Right-Front Knob(3) to set the first number, press the
Right-Front Knob(3) to accept, and move on to the next number. Repeat
this process for the remaining numbers and press the Right-Front Knob(3)
to accept and enter a new code. Repeat the process above to set a new
code.

Signal Strength
This Sub-Menu displays the current SiriusXM ® signal strength on the
screen.

To access the sub-menu system, rotate the Right-Rear Knob(4) once. Ro-
tate the Right-Front Knob(3) clockwise until you see SIGNAL. The signal
strength will be displayed on the screen.

If your SiriusXM ® Connect Vehicle Tuner does not appear to be function-

ing properly, and one of these advisory messages appears on the display,
try some of these troubleshooting tips.

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SiriusXM® Troubleshooting
CHK TNR (check tuner)
This message indicates an issue with your SiriusXM ® Connect Vehicle
Tuner.

• Check that your tuner is securely plugged into the back of the
Radio Motor.

• Check the wires between your unit and the SiriusXM ® tuner for
damage.

• Check the tuner to ensure that it is not damaged.

CHK ANT (check antenna)

This message indicates an issue with your SiriusXM ® antenna
connection.

• Check that your SiriusXM ® antenna is plugged into the tuner and
that the connection is securve.

• Check that the SiriusXM ® antenna is not damaged.

• If the antenna connections are secure and the advisory message

is still displayed, turn the radio off and back on to reset the
advisory message.

• NO SIGNAL (busy)
This message indicates that your SiriusXM ® tuner isn't acquiring the audio
or program information from the satellite. If this message does not go
away after a few seconds, the satellite signal is too weak at your current
location. To solve this issue:

• Make sure the antenna is mounted away from metal objects.

• Move the vehicle to a new location – especially if your vehicle is

parked underground or in a parking garage.

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CH UNAVL (channel unavailable)
This message indicates that the current channel is unavailable. This error
can happen for several reasons:

• The channel may no longer be available on SiriusXM ®.

• The channel may not be available with your current SiriusXM ®

subscription package.

CH UNSUB (channel unsubscribed)

The channel that you have requested is not included in your SiriusXM
subscription package or the channel that you were listening to is no longer
included in your SiriusXM subscription package. If you have questions
about your subscription package or would like to subscribe to this channel,
please contact SiriusXM.

• In the USA, visit www.siriusxm.com or call 1-866-635-2349.

• In Canada, visit www.siriusxm.ca or call 1-877-438-9677.

CH LOCKED (mature channel locked)

This message indicates that the Mature Channel Lock has locked the
channel.

• Enter the Mature Channel Lock code.

• Tune to a channel that is not locked by the Mature Channel

Lock.

• Disable the Mature Channel Lock (see page 22 for instructions).

SiriusXM and all related marks and logos are trademarks of Sirius XM
Radio, Inc. All rights reserved. SiriusXM is only available in the contiguous
United States and Canada.

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Troubleshooting

Problem Possible Cause Action to Solve Problem

Constant +12V Check all connections for

(yellow) wire not proper voltage with a volt
connected or incor- meter. Voltage range: 12-
rect voltage 15 volts

+12V ignition/ac- Check +12V

Radio will cessory (red) wire accessory (red) wire
not turn on not connected or connection and test
(no lights, incorrect voltage voltage
no sound)
Ground (black) wire Check ground
not connected connection

Fuse on constant
+12V (yellow) wire Replace blown fuse
is blown
Volume turned
Increase radio volume
all the way down

Check speaker leads

No sound Internal amp in for any grounded or
heard from protection mode shorted wires or reset sys-
unit but unit tem to factory defaults*
lights up
Make sure the unit is in
Wrong source mode
the desired source mode
selected
(RADIO,AUX)

Make sure only fuses with

Possible short in correct 15 amp ratings are
wiring or incorrect used and check all wiring
Unit blows fuse used connections for possible
fuses short

Battery hooked up Make sure battery is prop-

backwards erly connected

*System Reset
To restore/reset the unit to factory defaults see page 12.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Do your radios work on 6 volt systems or on positive ground systems?
No. Our radios are 12 volt, negative ground only. After-market converters
and inverters are available but must provide at least 10 amps of continu-
ous output.

I’m having problems getting the radio to turn on.

RetroSound® radios require 12 volts to both power leads. The red lead
(+12 volt accessory) goes to a switched power source, and the yellow to
a constant +12 volt power source. Using a volt meter, check the voltage
when the key is turned from “off” to “on”. If there is a significant drop in
the voltage, the circuit to which you have the yellow lead attached cannot
handle the additional draw of the radio. You will need to find another cir-
cuit that can handle the additional draw of the radio, or you will need to go
directly to the battery.

What speaker wire do you recommend I use?

We recommend using 16 gauge wire for our speakers.

I have all 4 speakers connected to your radio and the display is lit up
like it is working, but there’s no sound coming out.
This usually indicates one of two things:

• Speaker wires touching each other or the vehicle chassis at some

point. Check each speaker lead from radio to speaker.

• Speaker impedance below 4 ohms. Older speakers are usually

not compatible with modern electronics.

My car originally came with a switch to control my automatic

antenna. Can I use the RetroSound® radio’s remote antenna wire to
control my antenna?
No, you cannot. Your factory antenna is known as “semi-automatic.” It
requires a switch to either extend or retract the antenna. You must retain
this switch to control your antenna; the RetroSound® radio’s power an-
tenna wire is for more modern “fully-automatic” antennas not requiring a
separate switch.

The sound output is all mid-range, with very little bass and a
strangled-sounding upper range. What is wrong?
One of your speaker wires is connected backwards. This is called being
“out of phase.” Check to make sure positive is wired to positive and nega-
tive to negative on all your speakers.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Will cutting or bending the InfiniMount Brackets void the warranty
or harm the unit?
No. The RetroSound® patented InfiniMount Bracket system has been de-
signed specifically to be bent, cut and modified to simplify radio instal-
lation. Modifying the radio’s brackets is actually encouraged to ensure
proper fit.

If you have questions about modifying the brackets, contact us via email
at [email protected] or visit help.retromanufacturing.com.

How much should I tighten the shaft nuts when installing the
brackets and mounting the radio to the dash?
DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN the shaft nuts. The shaft nuts are NOT the
only means of securing the radio to the dash. There is a backstrap includ-
ed which works with the shaft nuts to secure the radio to the dash. Please
note that overtightening the shaft nuts could break the shafts. Retro Man-
ufacturing, LLC will not be responsible for broken shafts due to overtight-
ening the shaft nuts.

I have your radio with an amplifier connected, but hear a whining/

buzzing sound through the speakers when I step on the accelera-
tor.
If you have an external amplifier installed and experience a high-pitched
noise that varies with the engine’s RPM, there are many possible solu-
tions:

• Make sure the amplifier’s gain controls are not turned all the way
up. Amplifiers amplify everything, including noise.

• Try grounding the amplifier near where it is installed.

• Try a filter on the amplifier’s 12 volt power lead. Make sure to use
a filter that includes a ground wire.

• On rare occasions, noise can be introduced through the antenna

lead. If disconnecting the antenna makes the noise go away, you
need to replace or repair the antenna plug where it goes into the
radio.

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Specifications
FM
Tuning Range (USA/EUR/AUS/JAP/RUS tuning) wih RDS.............87.5-107.9MHz

Antenna Terminal.......................................................External Antenna Connector

Usable Sensitivity.........................................................................................12.5dBf

Selectivity...................................................................................... 75 dB @400kHz

Signal to Noise Ratio...................................................62dB (Stereo), 67dB (Mono)

Harmonic Distortion @ 1 kHz..................................... 0.8% (Stereo), 0.5% (Mono)

Separation...........................................................................................32dB @1kHz

Frequency Response..........................................................................30-16,000Hz

AM
Tuning Range (USA/EUR/AUS/JAP/RUS tuning).............................. 530-1710kHz

Antenna Terminal.......................................................External Antenna Connector

General

Dimensions (Radio Face)....................................................3.5”W x 1.5”H x 1.05”D

(dimensions will vary depending on model purchased)

Dimensions (Radio Motor)............................................. 3.96”W x 1.98”H x 4.30”D

Power Requirements.............................................................................. 10.5-14.4V

Current Consumption (during operation)................................................. Max. 15A

Current Consumption (car off)................................................................... <3.5 mA

Output Power (@14.4volts @4ohm @1% THD)...........25w x4 RMS / 45w x4 Max

Output Impedance...........................................................................................4ohm

Low Level Output (4 channels)................................................................. 2.85 volts

EROM.....................................................................................Non-Volatile Memory

AUX Input (aux cable length, 8”).....................................................>300 mV / 6 kΩ

USB Inputs.......................................................................... 5v (USB female input)

USB Charging.........................................................................................2.1A (total)

NOTE: All specifications are subject to change without notice.

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Warranty
Your unit comes with a manufacturer's warranty covering any defects in materials and
workmanship. Retro Manufacturing, LLC (collectively referred to as "the warranter"),
at its option, will either (a) repair your unit with new or refurbished parts or (b) replace
it with a new or refurbished unit. The warranty period starts from the original purchase
date and is valid for the length of time indicated in the chart below. The decision to
repair or replace will be made by the warranter.
ITEM WARRANTY

Motor 4HD Two (2) Years

During the "Parts" warranty period, there will be no charge for parts. You must mail in your
unit during the warranty period at your expense. This warranty only applies to products
purchased directly from Retro Manufacturing or an authorized dealer. This warranty
is extended only to the original purchaser of a new product that was not sold "as is."
A purchase receipt or other proof of the original purchase date is required for warranty
service.

To handle a warranty issue go to www.retromanufacturing.com/returns-center

and fill out the Returns Form for a Return Authorization (RA) number. A RA number
must accompany all returns and warranty issues. Any product received without a RA
number will be refused.

LIMITED WARRANTY-LIMITS AND EXCLUSIONS

This warranty ONLY COVERS failures due to defects in materials and workmanship and
DOES NOT COVER normal wear and tear or cosmetic damage. The warranty ALSO
DOES NOT COVER damages that occurred during shipment, failures which are caused
by products not supplied by the warranter, failures that result from accident, misuse,
abuse, neglect, bug infestation, mishandling, misapplication, alteration, faulty installation,
set-up adjustment, maladjustment of consumer control, improper maintenance,
improper antenna, inadequate signal reception or pickup, power line surge, improper
voltage supply, lightning, modification, commercial use (such as use in hotels, offices,
restaurants, or other business uses) or rental use of the product, or service by anyone
other than Retro Manufacturing, LLC, or damage that is attributable to acts of God.

THERE ARE NO EXPRESS WARRANTIES EXCEPT AS LISTED UNDER

LIMITED WARRANTY. THE WARRANTER IS NOT LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE USE OF THIS UNIT OR
ARISING OUT OF ANY BREACH OF THIS WARRANTY. (As examples, this excludes
damages for lost time, the cost of having someone remove or re-install an installed
unit if applicable, travel to and from the servicer, and loss of media, data, or other
memory contents. The items listed are not exclusive but are for illustration only.)
ALL EXPRESS AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING THE WARRANTY OF
MERCHANTABILITY, ARE LIMITED TO THE PERIOD OF THE LIMITED WARRANTY.

Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential

damages or limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the exclusions may
not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have
other rights which vary from state to state. If a problem with this unit develops during
or after the warranty period, you may contact your dealer or Retro Manufacturing, LLC.

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Purchase Notes

Record the place and date of purchase for future reference.

Model No.

Serial No.

Purchase Date

Purchased From

Keep this information and your sales receipt in a safe place.

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