Looking to install Redmax screen and keep Bose
08-14-2003, 02:21 PM
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Originally posted by erty67
The Bose does not have a AUX input. It would be very hard to do.
The Bose does not have a AUX input. It would be very hard to do.
08-14-2003, 06:03 PM
#4
Originally posted by maximafever
most aftermarket decks don't have an aux input you have to use a fm modulator. the hard part of the install is relocating the bose or finding a different way of installing the screen rather than in the dash like most people.
most aftermarket decks don't have an aux input you have to use a fm modulator. the hard part of the install is relocating the bose or finding a different way of installing the screen rather than in the dash like most people.
08-14-2003, 07:36 PM
#5
Originally posted by maximafever
most aftermarket decks don't have an aux input you have to use a fm modulator. the hard part of the install is relocating the bose or finding a different way of installing the screen rather than in the dash like most people.
most aftermarket decks don't have an aux input you have to use a fm modulator. the hard part of the install is relocating the bose or finding a different way of installing the screen rather than in the dash like most people.
08-15-2003, 09:25 AM
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Originally posted by DerekJ212
Do you know if you can easily move the Bose into the armrest?
Do you know if you can easily move the Bose into the armrest?
--Don
08-15-2003, 09:31 AM
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Originally posted by maximafever
most aftermarket decks don't have an aux input you have to use a fm modulator. the hard part of the install is relocating the bose or finding a different way of installing the screen rather than in the dash like most people.
most aftermarket decks don't have an aux input you have to use a fm modulator. the hard part of the install is relocating the bose or finding a different way of installing the screen rather than in the dash like most people.
08-15-2003, 02:29 PM
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08-15-2003, 08:04 PM
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08-15-2003, 08:25 PM
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Originally posted by DerekJ212
Hes been sold out for some time, and to make one is far too expensive. Don, how difficult would it be to relocate it? I just think it will be far too expensive to buy a HU and speakers...or even just a HU is expensive for a good one.
Hes been sold out for some time, and to make one is far too expensive. Don, how difficult would it be to relocate it? I just think it will be far too expensive to buy a HU and speakers...or even just a HU is expensive for a good one.
-Don
08-15-2003, 09:05 PM
#11
Originally posted by Pearl96Max
I just think it would be very time consuming not all that difficult. If you are doing it and you have the time/patience then its not all that bad. But if your paying someone to do it, then in my opinion it wqould be better to just get aftermarket.
-Don
I just think it would be very time consuming not all that difficult. If you are doing it and you have the time/patience then its not all that bad. But if your paying someone to do it, then in my opinion it wqould be better to just get aftermarket.
-Don
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08-16-2003, 08:16 AM
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Since your doing it yourself it may be a somewhat fun project. As for wires...the antenna wire I see as being the biggest PITA, I do not know of any extensions for the Nissan antenna wire, so you would need to convert it, use a standard extension, then convert it back. I also think that the controls may be a bit frusttrating to use there, but *may* be worth it for your cause.
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08-16-2003, 01:38 PM
#13
Originally posted by Pearl96Max
Since your doing it yourself it may be a somewhat fun project. As for wires...the antenna wire I see as being the biggest PITA, I do not know of any extensions for the Nissan antenna wire, so you would need to convert it, use a standard extension, then convert it back. I also think that the controls may be a bit frusttrating to use there, but *may* be worth it for your cause.
--Don
Since your doing it yourself it may be a somewhat fun project. As for wires...the antenna wire I see as being the biggest PITA, I do not know of any extensions for the Nissan antenna wire, so you would need to convert it, use a standard extension, then convert it back. I also think that the controls may be a bit frusttrating to use there, but *may* be worth it for your cause.
--Don
Derek
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