Replacing Bose stereo with Din 2 question
I bought the Pioneer Appradio 2, and the installer said I need a $650.00 adapter for my Bose radio since it has a fiber optic connection. Is this right???? Damn.
I tried a search but apparently its not been addressed or my search skills sucketh. Any other way around this? 2005 S |
If you have the 2005 Bose it's definitely fiber wiring (well partially fiber)
Porsche AMP main page The problem with all this is that the factory stereo is coded through the PIWIS system, so i'm not sure if anything has to be recoded if you take it out and replace it. This is where the old stuff is so much easier to work with. Sorry I cant be of more help... |
Crap. Not gonna spend that kind of coin for a Pioneer system. Looks like I'll revert back to the crappy factory Bose.
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Die hard Pcar fans HAVE to HAVE a factory system and they paid me well on ebay for it. We all know the factory system belongs on a Yugo, not a $60k sports car. :barf: Ahh YES AND when you are driving with your baby…a little music DOES HELP GET 'ER in the mood. So IT PAYS to have decent tunes! My $.02 :p |
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