I need an adaptor for my bose speakers and I know crutchfield sells one for 50.00$ but circuit city has bose adaptors made by Peripheral... does anyone have one or know if these work good?? Thanks

 

No other adapter kit has tested as well as the PAC OEM-1 kits have. Peripheral kits are good, but they are also on-par with Scosche kits. These kits were designed for speaker-level-to-line-level converstions (and vice versa). They were not designed for Bose-level-to-line-level conversions (and vice versa). The PAC kits will also work with Monsoon, Infinity, Ford, and a few other premium systems as well.

Also, another reason that PAC is leading the market is because of their universal interfaces. You can use their kits without having to wire up any wires to other wires. They include interchangable cables that connect to the main unit (OEM-1). They even make cables that will connect from the OEM-1 to your aftermarket HU. No other interface company is offering that.

Many people here on the .org are using the PAC kits now. Some are using the Scosche and Periphreal kits also. All "will" work with the system. However, in my own personal tests, the PAC kit sounded the cleanest, and did not distort the factory system as quick as the others.

 

If this thread is not already in the FAQ please add it or make it a sticky. Thanks!

 

Where can the PAC kits be bought?

 

It's already in the FAQ.

The cheapest place they can be bought is http://www.affsave.com/