Looking for any help finding a specific type of bluetooth receiver -

Hi, all:

I'm fiddling around with adding bluetooth to a 1990s GM Delco head unit - what I'm trying to find is a bluetooth module that allows audio to pass through while not activated but when activated, replaces the audio that would otherwise pass through. That way, if I can insert the module in the wiring from the cassette deck or am/fm to the amplifier, the sound would flow normally when the module was off but would be replaced by the bluetooth signal when the module is on. Basically, the same arrangement this jack has (Radio Shack 2740246).

My problem is that I don't know what a switch that'll do that is called, so I can't tell if items on Ebay / Amazon, etc. would fit the bill or not.

Any help greatly appreciated. 🙂

John
 
Are you looking for line level automatic two way source selector?


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https://www.newark.com/mcm-custom-audio/50-8396/automatic-two-way-source-selector/dp/29X0259



I think a 3.5mm switched stereo socket mount on the deck for bluetooth receiver will be most cost effective.



https://www.amazon.com/Bluetooth-Re...fef84&pd_rd_wg=wRDGa&pd_rd_i=B07GB7298K&psc=1
 
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FM USB module - Google Search

These are cheap, $1.80 onwards.
They have a remote, and aux input. Even a preset type equalizer.
Rig the input to that from your existing unit, and the output to the amp.
No idea if the output matches the tape head, if yes, then the tape head wires can be used.

It has FM, USB, SD card, Bluetooth, aux on back, another mic input in front.
Needs 5 volt supply, 7805 is enough.
 
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