Adding Bluetooth to Skoda Symphony II Radio

The Skoda Symphony II is reliable, but it lacks modern interfaces such as Bluetooth music streaming and Bluetooth hands-free calling. With our retrofit products, you can add these functions and benefit from easy installation, plug & play technology and fast delivery.
 

Compatible vehicles

The manufacturer installed the Skoda Symphony II in various model ranges. Here is the allocation:

• Skoda Fabia 2003–2008
• Skoda Octavia 2003–2011
• Skoda Superb 2003–2011
• and others
   

Important notes

The very first version of this radio has no CD changer control and is therefore not compatible with our products. Here is an image of this radio model:

 

In some cases, the port needed for the streaming box is blocked by a single-piece wide black connector. In this case, you additionally need a cable splitter.
 

Retrofit functions

You can modernize the Skoda Symphony II with the following upgrades:

• Bluetooth music streaming – play music wirelessly from your smartphone or other devices
• Bluetooth hands-free system – clear calls and safe driving
• USB connection – for music files or as a charging option
• Charging function – charge your smartphone while driving
• and more...
   

Installation

The Skoda Symphony II can be easily removed and installed using standard tools. The original radio is locked in place with spring clips. For removal, radio removal tools are required. They are strongly recommended for damage-free removal. A step-by-step installation guide is always included.

Connection options

The Skoda Symphony II uses a Mini ISO connection. The port for connecting the streaming box is the port used for the external CD changer. This keeps the original vehicle optics completely intact.