KHE-300-USB with Bluetooth for Dodge Van

Product Description

Ken Harrison KHE-300-USB with Bluetooth for the Dodge Van

Dodge vans have earned a loyal following, from weekend campers and custom show vans to work vans that have been turned into rolling projects. Whatever shape yours is in, the radio is one of the first things you touch every time you climb in. The Ken Harrison KHE-300-USB gives the Dodge Van a radio with old-school pushbuttons and a period-correct face, while packing Bluetooth, USB, SD card playback and real power behind it.

This version of the KHE-300 is built for the Dodge Van dash, so it is meant to sit in the original radio location instead of hanging under the dash in a bracket. Keeping the factory look matters to a lot of van owners, especially anyone restoring a custom van from the era when shag carpet and porthole windows were the height of style. You get the appearance of a stock radio with none of the limits of one.

Classic controls that feel right

The extended pushbuttons store six AM and six FM stations, and they're big enough to hit without taking your eyes off the road. Manual up and down tuning, seek and auto scan help you find new stations on a long trip. A blue-lit LCD display shows the station or the time, and it's easy to read in a dim cab at night. Bass and treble have their own controls, and the 4-way fader is especially useful in a van, where the rear speakers might sit far behind the driver in a living area or cargo space.

Bring your own music

Pair a phone over Bluetooth and stream whatever you like, wirelessly. The front USB input works with a flash drive, an MP3 player or an iPod, and the front mini SD card reader means you can keep a card full of songs in the radio permanently. If you'd rather hide a source somewhere in the van, the rear auxiliary inputs let you run it straight to the back of the radio. A PLL synthesizer digital tuner holds stations steadily, so AM and FM sound clean as you travel.

Enough power for a big cabin

A van has far more open space than a car, and weak factory radios struggle to fill it. The KHE-300 is rated at 200 watts (4 x 50), so it can drive four speakers with authority. RCA pre-outs give you an easy path to an amplifier or subwoofer if you want more bass in the back, and an auto antenna power lead is there for power or hideaway antennas.

Speakers and antenna options

You can round out the system right on this page. Add a front dual voice coil speaker to get both stereo channels out of a single dash speaker opening. Add a rear 6x9 speaker pair, either the Custom Autosound pair or upgraded Pioneer speakers, to bring sound to the back of the van. A hideaway antenna is also offered for a cleaner exterior. Buying the pieces together keeps everything matched and arriving at the same time.

Features at a glance

• 6 AM and 6 FM presets on extended pushbuttons
• Manual up/down tuning with seek and auto scan
• PLL synthesizer digital tuner
• 4-way fader and separate bass and treble controls
• LCD display with blue illumination and a clock/frequency selector
• Front USB input for an iPod, MP3 player or flash drive
• Front mini SD card reader
• Bluetooth wireless streaming
• Rear auxiliary inputs and RCA pre-outs
• 200 watts of power output (4 x 50)
• Auto antenna power lead

Questions about fit

Dodge offered its vans in several generations and configurations, and dash details changed from one to the next. Use our Year/Make/Model search to see whether this radio is listed for your van, or call us toll-free at 844-802-4499 with your year and model so we can help you confirm it. Ken Harrison designs these radios for owners who want a vintage look and modern convenience at the same time, and the KHE-300-USB delivers both for the Dodge Van.