fro98665

I have a 97 gle with a bose system and want to play my mp3 player through it without using the cassette insert. Is there a set of rca inputs at the back of the unit, or do I have to buy a harness that plugs in that gives me the capability to plug in my rca cord connected to my mp3 player. I know you can plug in a cd changer because it has a "cd change" button on the head unit. Thanks for your help.

oldngivout

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Definitely no RCA's on the back of the radio.

BlackMaxdout

nope, you need to buy an adaptor...or hard wire the bottom PCB board yourself.

Shift_haha

how bout the adapter that lets you play you Ipod/mp3 player over a station? I plug mine into it and find a channel

Crooper_Hedder

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FM transmitters have crappy sound, but yeah they work. Don't Bose HU's have a changer input? I think you can get an adapter.

mikey chalupa

I was wanting to do the same thing, but I don't have a Bose HU. I do have a cd changer button on my Hu as well as an aux. I was thinking maybe there was a way to get an adapter from the changer. Where would I look for one of those?

mikey chalupa

I am working on a car pc right now. I just want something to use in the time that I don't have it in the car. I can't find anything that will plug into the cd changer input and power my ipod.

Toolatecrew

If you have an Ipod this is the way to go

http://www.crutchfield.com/S-9T5DrTN...581PA11NIS#Tab

Even if its not an Ipod this unit does have an aux input so you could use another MP3 player with it but there may be less expensive alternatives if you just want an AUX input.

willard00

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maybe your bose speakers sucked, but my sound rediculously good. especially w/ my subs. and i push these speakers to the limits all the time and they havnt blown. so if thats what you meant by 'blose' i have no idea what youre talking about.

as for the ipod connection, theres an adapter you can get, try sounddomain.com