I'm surprised at how much misinformation is out there on how to add an amp on a Bose equipped Maxima. You don't have to spend over $100 to get a good interface with some of the other companies that I've seen. You are just getting ripped off.

We (Berk Technology) are also an authorized PAC (Pacific Accessory Corp) dealer and have always sold and used PAC products. I ALWAYS stock the AOEM-NIS2 and now the AAI-NIS.

We are the cheapest place to get anything from PAC on the internet, believe me I have searched. I know that many of you have paid over $80 for your PAC Bose adaptors and I'm wish you would have know about us and saved 50%.

Here is a quick description from the PAC website.

AOEM-NIS2 - fits 1995-2004 All Nissan with Bose $39.95 shipped all summer long!

The OEM-1 makes it easy to upgrade a factory ' premium' system, such as a GM Delco/ BoseŽ or a Ford/JBL. Whether replacing the factory radio or amplifier, the OEM-1 is your 'plug and play' solution. The OEM-1 provides a 4 channel RCA output when adding an additional. The OEM-1 gives you a fast and accutate installation without the need to cut wires.

AAI-NIS2 - fits 2004 Maximas that do NOT have the satellite reciever installed.
$89.95 shipped all summer long!!!

Gives you two RCA INPUTS for an IPOD, MP3 Player, DVD, etc etc.

It has two auxiliary inputs which are selected by the SAT/Radio button on face of radio. The AAI-NIS also comes with negative remote outputs when ever the radio is in Aux mode which can be used to turn on devices.
Note: Plugs in at back of radio only. This aux input will not work if the vehicle is already equipped with a satellite receiver. The AAI-NIS will support Nissan Maxima, Murano, 2005 Altima, however due to the way the way the steering wheel and presets control the radio (vehicles with a PRESET ABC button), the SWI-X output is not supported. PRESET A is assigned to Auxiliary 1 input and PRESET B is assigend to Auxiliary 2 input. PRESET C does not access any inputs on the AAI-NIS.


Regards,
Bryan
bryan@berktechnology.com