Goup Deal on Bose CD Changer....
#7
You may want to move this to the GroupDeal forum instead of here. I've seen a few aftermarket and OEM changers on ebay before, that is the best place for prices I have seen so far.
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI...tem=1250929689
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI...tem=1250946491
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI...tem=1250929689
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI...tem=1250946491
#8
Are there any changers that will fit in the glove box or under a seat or somewhere close to the drivers seat? I dont really want to have to go to the trunk. How hard are they to install?
#10
I would suggest you talk to "BeeJay", he says he will sell the OEM-compatible Sherwood 6 CD changer for $150 to anyone that mentions maxima.org.
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....threadid=48471
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....threadid=48471
#12
Originally posted by jay_x
You may want to move this to the GroupDeal forum instead of here. I've seen a few aftermarket and OEM changers on ebay before, that is the best place for prices I have seen so far.
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI...tem=1250929689
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI...tem=1250946491
You may want to move this to the GroupDeal forum instead of here. I've seen a few aftermarket and OEM changers on ebay before, that is the best place for prices I have seen so far.
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI...tem=1250929689
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI...tem=1250946491
p.s. if you have a non-bose system you can get an indash 6cd changer from this website for $119 http://grubbsauto.com/
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BOSE FYI
Just an FYI. THe Bose system in our cars is really a clarion head unit. Bose contracted them out for our car. If you call you local clarion distributor, he might be able to tell you what a direct fit is( but from what i understand, bose made clarion put a particular type of pin on our stereos so you could only use a BOSE changer specifiaclly mfg for our car.) THis is the reason why no after market units work with our head units.
-Nick
-Nick
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Re: Re: BOSE FYI
Originally posted by Naughty
I thought "sherwood" would work with the Bose system. Can anyone confrim this?
I thought "sherwood" would work with the Bose system. Can anyone confrim this?
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Re: BOSE FYI
Originally posted by NickW
Is this something new from Sherwood. I had stopped lookin a year ago.
Is this something new from Sherwood. I had stopped lookin a year ago.
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Re: BOSE FYI
Originally posted by NickW
Just an FYI. THe Bose system in our cars is really a clarion head unit. Bose contracted them out for our car.
Just an FYI. THe Bose system in our cars is really a clarion head unit. Bose contracted them out for our car.
If you call you local clarion distributor, he might be able to tell you what a direct fit is
( but from what i understand, bose made clarion put a particular type of pin on our stereos so you could only use a BOSE changer specifiaclly mfg for our car.)
THis is the reason why no after market units work with our head units.
BTW I have the OEM changer. At the time I bought mine the Sherwood was the only one I knew about. They wanted $275 for it and I paid $283 for OEM as they were on Sale. If I was getting a Changer in $130 as Vinipuxs has mentioned then I would get it. It is a hot deal for a OEM compatible 6 Disc changer. Less than half of what I paid 1 1/2 years ago for the OEM.
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Originally posted by NickW
Thanks for the info guys.....
Next question..is the Sherwood reliable?? Known problems?
Is it better then oem?
Thanks again..
-Nick
Thanks for the info guys.....
Next question..is the Sherwood reliable?? Known problems?
Is it better then oem?
Thanks again..
-Nick
well, buy one and find out, I'm getting out this sat, and if you all want you can wait and find out, or give the guy bass a call and get one yourself or he'll run out of them and you'll have to pay 3 times for the same thing. good luck
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Originally posted by Naughty
https://ssl.autocenter.net/webparts/...Kinds_284.html
This site has it for $179
https://ssl.autocenter.net/webparts/...Kinds_284.html
This site has it for $179
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Explanation
Originally posted by Vinipux
WHY WHY WHY would you pay 180 for that thing if you could pay 130???? please explain this to me
WHY WHY WHY would you pay 180 for that thing if you could pay 130???? please explain this to me
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Re: Explanation
Originally posted by dvpatel99se
That site has the OEM changer for $180. So, the skeptical people who think that the Sherwood might not work can buy that one and install it I guess.
That site has the OEM changer for $180. So, the skeptical people who think that the Sherwood might not work can buy that one and install it I guess.
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Re: Re: Re: BOSE FYI
Originally posted by Vinipux
it does, I just bought one and will be installing it in my car, I'm getting it on sat, I'll let you all know
it does, I just bought one and will be installing it in my car, I'm getting it on sat, I'll let you all know
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Originally posted by Vinipux
WHY WHY WHY would you pay 180 for that thing if you could pay 130???? please explain this to me
WHY WHY WHY would you pay 180 for that thing if you could pay 130???? please explain this to me
Didn't you get the $130 from an Auction? is there a website you can get it for at that price?
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Re: CD-R Compatible?
Originally posted by Maximus1997SE
If these CD Changers will play CD-R's then I am most definately IN!!! I heard the Clarion/BOSE Changer does NOT play CD-R's. If this Sherwood does play CD-R then I am in.
Maximus1997SE
If these CD Changers will play CD-R's then I am most definately IN!!! I heard the Clarion/BOSE Changer does NOT play CD-R's. If this Sherwood does play CD-R then I am in.
Maximus1997SE
It works like a charm. The only thing is that I always use the SONY CD-Rs so I cannot say about other cheaper brands. I use Sony CD-Rs and have yet to see a problem in the Changer or the Stock Bose radio.
#35
OK, I'm kinda confused. If the Nissan 6-disc changer works with both the Bose and non-Bose head unit, then the Sherwood changer should work with either as well, correct?
From that assumption, I would assume that any changer that works with the non-Bose head unit would work with the Bose head unit.
So then, if the Nissan In-Dash 6-disc changer works with the non-Bose, why wouldn't it work with the Bose if it used the same DIN connector?
Just wondering. Thanks.
-V
From that assumption, I would assume that any changer that works with the non-Bose head unit would work with the Bose head unit.
So then, if the Nissan In-Dash 6-disc changer works with the non-Bose, why wouldn't it work with the Bose if it used the same DIN connector?
Just wondering. Thanks.
-V
#36
How does the plug to the Bose look? I have a double din that looks like the bose but has a changer plug that is square and off to the corner it is a white plug. I was planning on putting an indash changer under the double din in the hole where the slip with the door sits. if my plug matches the indash I'd rather have a changer right infront of me; rather than the trunk. Has anyone done this yet? will the plugs match a cd/tape that isn't a Bose?
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Originally posted by vmok
OK, I'm kinda confused. If the Nissan 6-disc changer works with both the Bose and non-Bose head unit, then the Sherwood changer should work with either as well, correct?
From that assumption, I would assume that any changer that works with the non-Bose head unit would work with the Bose head unit.
So then, if the Nissan In-Dash 6-disc changer works with the non-Bose, why wouldn't it work with the Bose if it used the same DIN connector?
Just wondering. Thanks.
-V
OK, I'm kinda confused. If the Nissan 6-disc changer works with both the Bose and non-Bose head unit, then the Sherwood changer should work with either as well, correct?
From that assumption, I would assume that any changer that works with the non-Bose head unit would work with the Bose head unit.
So then, if the Nissan In-Dash 6-disc changer works with the non-Bose, why wouldn't it work with the Bose if it used the same DIN connector?
Just wondering. Thanks.
-V
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Originally posted by vmok
OK, I'm kinda confused. If the Nissan 6-disc changer works with both the Bose and non-Bose head unit, then the Sherwood changer should work with either as well, correct?
OK, I'm kinda confused. If the Nissan 6-disc changer works with both the Bose and non-Bose head unit, then the Sherwood changer should work with either as well, correct?
From that assumption, I would assume that any changer that works with the non-Bose head unit would work with the Bose head unit.
So then, if the Nissan In-Dash 6-disc changer works with the non-Bose, why wouldn't it work with the Bose if it used the same DIN connector?
#39
Originally posted by dvpatel99se
Correct
Wrong Assumption. It works because the 2-DIN Bose and Non-Bose have the same cd changer controller hence the changer is compatible.
This is an assumption on my part. On the in-dash changer the controls are on the changer and so you will have dual controls and the Changer Controlling mechanism in the head unit will get messed up. I am willing to bet that the in-dash one will not work with the non-Bose 2-DIN head unit that we get on the base SE as well! That seems to be the only logical explanation. I called the dealer and he said that the thing will NOT work with the BOSE
Correct
Wrong Assumption. It works because the 2-DIN Bose and Non-Bose have the same cd changer controller hence the changer is compatible.
This is an assumption on my part. On the in-dash changer the controls are on the changer and so you will have dual controls and the Changer Controlling mechanism in the head unit will get messed up. I am willing to bet that the in-dash one will not work with the non-Bose 2-DIN head unit that we get on the base SE as well! That seems to be the only logical explanation. I called the dealer and he said that the thing will NOT work with the BOSE
I ordered the OEM changer from www.nissanparts.cc (BTAG online) for $179 and will be installing it next week. I called the site (they are a Nissan dealer in Wa.) and they assured me that the changer will fit the Bose. I know it could be less from that sea-bass guy but OEM is usually dependable. I have had many systems through the years, many much more expensive, but this Bose rocks pretty well! I might add a selfpowered base box w/crossover, and maybe change the tweets, but thats it. I'll post to let everyone know how it went.
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Just ordered the CD changer from the same Place for $179 + Shipping. The guy said the Changer will work with the Bose system in the Maxima..and that is only has a few left in stock...so all you people looking for the Changer...this is a good price for OEM.....