1957 Grundig 2068 WE

This is a 1957 Grundig 2068 WE Tube Radio built in West Germany. This radio has fantastic sound and works great. It has been electronically restored. This radio also has a Pick Up with jacks on the back so you can play from other sources such as Smart Phone, MP3, iPad, etc. This radio is for sale and can be viewed at John's Road Antiques in Boerne, TX.

[@LeorgeGucas1977]

Awesome

[@hobknobradio5511]

My apologies, I had forgotten what type of connection that particular radio had. There is a two prong receptacle on the right lower side (viewing from the back). You will need to find a connector/adapter with the 2 prongs that converts to a 3.5 MM female jack. I’m not 100% sure this is the one, but this is generally what it would look like.
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[@makuemakue2957]

What cable are you using to connect your Iphone? I have a 2068 that I'd like to connect to as well. Thanks

[@hobknobradio5511]

[Apple MFi Certified] iPhone to 3.5mm Car AUX Stereo Audio Cable (3FT/1M), Lightning to 3.5mm Nylon AUX Adapter Compatible with iPhone 14/13 Pro/12/11/XS/XR/X 8 7/iPad to Home Stereo/Speaker/Headphone

[@hobknobradio5511]

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[@makuemakue2957]

@@hobknobradio5511 Great, I have an old cable that I've used for a test fit, but it is very loose in the connector on the radio. Did you have a similar issue? Where do you plug it in?