Adding a changer to '99 BOSE
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Adding a changer to '99 BOSE
Where can I get a cheap changer that will work with my BOSE system in my '99 Max? Also, how hard is it to install??? I have a SE-Limited with the Bose option....
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Anthony
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Originally posted by apocnmbr1
well...the only way u can get a cheap one other than getting one from the factory is getting a RF modulated cd changer...those run off a FM frequency and will cost u around 200 bucks.
well...the only way u can get a cheap one other than getting one from the factory is getting a RF modulated cd changer...those run off a FM frequency and will cost u around 200 bucks.
Please don't do this.
Search ebay for a changer from USA SPEC. I have a 99 SE-Limited and installed that changer onto my Bose system. It works great and the install was very simple. All the control work from your Bose head unit. It comes with the cable that plugs directly into the Bose system. You keep your digital CD signal using the correct components. Going with the RF device you lose the audio quality of a CD digital signal.
I think I paid around 250 for it.
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