Stock Becker External Amp Possible?

Scuderia Audio.

Have a Sub, Amp, and Speakers Option.

I use their whole kit, and I have a BlueTooth Adapter, so looks OEM, but sounds great.

 

You may also want to try Becker Autosound in NJ.
They are extremely helpful and knowledgeable.

https://www.beckerautosound.com/

 

Most OEM head units have high level (or speaker level) outputs. Most aftermarket head units have low level (or line level) outputs. Many aftermarket amplifiers these days feature both low and high level inputs. If you have such an amplifier, you can hook it up to your OEM head unit with no issues. Later on, if you decide to swap out the OEM head unit with an aftermarket one, you simply flip a switch on the amp and you're good to go.

 

What are you trying to accomplish?

FYI, OE Becker head unit audio output is pure crap. So even if you put an after market amplifier for better sound your stereo system will still not sound good.
The Becker head unit is crap, speakers are crap and stock subwoofers are also crap.

The only way to improve the stock stereo system is to upgrade everything - Head Unit, Speakers, Install after market amplifiers, then add a subwoofer.
I have a DIY post here on replacing stock stereo system and adding a subwoofer.

Mike from Scuderia Audio has excellent products & great customer service.

Dan

 

Yes, I reckon there must be
.
I'm using the stock Becker Radio, and then I'm using Mike's Recommended Amp, Focal Speaker,s and his Subwoofers. Audio sounds great in my car.

I also have an A2D-BKR Bluetooth Module that I use. I wanted to keep the OEM Headunit so that it looked as "OEM" as possible, as I find 99% of the aftermarket radios to look really...aftermarket IMO.

I would've gladly upgraded my headunit, had there been one that looks more "in-place", then I wouldn't have had to use the A2D-BKR Bluetooth Module, and could just straight BT it.

 

Becker Autosound in NJ can also retrofit Bluetooth (one way). They did it in my unit. They also sell it as an add on module. But you should be able to use just about any amp you want since this head unit does not produce a digital output.

 

I understand most people dont want to upgrade their head unit to a better sounding deck with latest technology such as Bluetooth, iPhone / Android integration, etc. because there is simply none or not very many head units out there that offers an uncluttered/uncomplicated look on its face plate so that it wont stand out and idea is to blend in with our dashboard. Even my Alpine deck Im not very happy with its faceplate design. Too complicated and too cluttered.

I found this newly released Pioneer deck today with a simple faceplate design plus a built in phone cradle and takes advantage of latest technology even future optional parking sensors. Its very inexpensive so I may try this one soon. Just thought I'd share.

Note: I have no affiliation to any of the businesses / Merchants below.

https://www.crutchfield.com/p_130SPH10BT/Pioneer-SPH-10BT.html?tp=5684

https://www.pioneer-car.eu/eur/products/sph-10bt



Dan

 

You could also go the route of the "OEM" Upgrade. It's not too expensive, you can get the non-Ferrari Branded one for much cheaper I believe.

I wnat to say it's a Kenwood.