Hey guys I've been reading about on the forums and identidied that's it's possible to add a aux connection to the oem symphony head unit. I've seen people using connect2 products, I've also seen floating around on eBay and amazon, connecters that go from a iso plug to a aux Jack in one cable. What's the difference between these two products as they differ in price for both claiming to do the same thing ?

If it's the Symphony single CD tuner, you'll need a connects2 of some form or a similar product. Almost easier to buy a modern h/u with decent EQ and bigger power to do the same job.

So I'm guessing this type of adapter wouldn't work?http://m.ebay.com/itm/360924529731

"ATTENTION: NOT COMPATIBLE WITH Audi Chorus II, Concert II, Symphony, VW Beta 5, Gamma 5, Beetle Gamma, Delta 6, RCD300, MFD, Blaupunkt DAB52, DAB53"

 

Must be a connects2 for the symphony

That was just a example, there are ones which are for symphony, ill probes just use a connect2 as easier

The Audi Symphony shares nothing in common to the Skoda headunit of the same name, all it shares is the name. The Audi symphony is a full double din unit incorporating a Cassette tape and CD player in a single HU.

 

This is the Audi unit

http://www.ebay.com/itm/99-01-Audi-A4-S4-B5-Symphony-BOSE-Radio-Tape-CD-Player-OEM-Avant-/271157635269

 

Make sure any lead you buy is for the Skoda branded version.

I have a connects2 skoda symphony head unit aux/USB/SD adapter for sale! Cost me £90 new, selling it for £40 as I've gone up to an MFD unit.

So I'm guessing this type of adapter wouldn't work?http://m.ebay.com/itm/360924529731

Will it not then?

Will it not then?

I have no idea, ill just purchase one for the sake of it being less than a tenner, if it doesnt work, it doesnt work aha

Edited 28 May, 201412 yr by JamesT

I have no idea, ill just purchase one for the sake of it being less than a tenner, if it doesnt work, it doesnt work aha

No problem. Let me know ha.