Changing Bose Cd Radio by MP3 Player
06-25-2006, 08:22 PM
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Changing Bose Cd Radio to MP3 Player
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I wanna change my Bose Cd Radio Cassette to Pioneer Mp3 Player.
Will I have to replace the connectors or they will fit to Pioneer ?
Will the power antenna work/slide out with Pioneer ?
How will I cover the empty space ? (the mp3 player is single din, and I didn't see any din/tray covers on eBay).
I wanna change my Bose Cd Radio Cassette to Pioneer Mp3 Player.
Will I have to replace the connectors or they will fit to Pioneer ?
Will the power antenna work/slide out with Pioneer ?
How will I cover the empty space ? (the mp3 player is single din, and I didn't see any din/tray covers on eBay).
06-25-2006, 08:32 PM
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Originally Posted by matrix11229
I wanna change my Bose Cd Radio Cassette by Pioneer Mp3 Player.
Do you mean you want to change it TO A Pioneer mp3 player?
Originally Posted by matrix11229
Will I have to replace the connectors or they will fit to Pioneer ?
Originally Posted by matrix11229
Will the power antenna work/slide out with Pioneer ?
Originally Posted by matrix11229
How will I cover the empty space ? (the mp3 player is single din, and I didn't see any din/tray covers on eBay).
06-25-2006, 11:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Tatanko
English? Do you mean you want to change it TO A Pioneer mp3 player?
You will need an adapter if you are going to use the stock Bose speakers and amps.
It will, but you'll need an adapter to feed the signal to the new headunit. Your antenna will also stay up as long as the car is on unless you wire it up to a switch to tell it off/on (up/down).
Several members sell these, and there is a person carrying them for like $6 or something brand new Nissan genuine stuff. Search around, check the audio forum.
Do you mean you want to change it TO A Pioneer mp3 player?You will need an adapter if you are going to use the stock Bose speakers and amps.
It will, but you'll need an adapter to feed the signal to the new headunit. Your antenna will also stay up as long as the car is on unless you wire it up to a switch to tell it off/on (up/down).
Several members sell these, and there is a person carrying them for like $6 or something brand new Nissan genuine stuff. Search around, check the audio forum.
06-26-2006, 05:51 AM
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You don't need any converter, and there is no hassle in installing. The hassle would be having those pesky wires from the tape adapters around.
Just get a Metra 70-7551 wiring kit, and look for a din pocket in the FS section. As a matter of fact I have a din with the flip down door available chaep if you need it.
Just get a Metra 70-7551 wiring kit, and look for a din pocket in the FS section. As a matter of fact I have a din with the flip down door available chaep if you need it.
06-27-2006, 04:24 PM
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Originally Posted by nismos14
You don't need any converter, and there is no hassle in installing. The hassle would be having those pesky wires from the tape adapters around.
Just get a Metra 70-7551 wiring kit, and look for a din pocket in the FS section. As a matter of fact I have a din with the flip down door available chaep if you need it.
Just get a Metra 70-7551 wiring kit, and look for a din pocket in the FS section. As a matter of fact I have a din with the flip down door available chaep if you need it.
Also I want to change my bose speakers to pioneer 4 way,
Will I have to cut the wire harness in order to connect it to the new speakers ?
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