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After experiencing issues with the OEM CDR-24 head unit the past couple of years, finally got around to getting it replaced with a
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I have the bose system and wanted to only replace the head unit.
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I have the bose system and wanted to only replace the head unit.
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Did you run into any installation or connectivity problems?
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Use fiber optic signal

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uses a fiber optic signal from the head unit - so no, you wouldn't be able to retain the stock one.
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Use stock amp

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If I wanted to do this could I still use the stock amp?
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I have the bose system and wanted to only replace the head unit.
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After experiencing issues with the OEM CDR-24 head unit the past couple of years, finally got around to getting it replaced with a
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Did you run into any installation or connectivity problems?
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Use fiber optic signal

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uses a fiber optic signal from the head unit - so no, you wouldn't be able to retain the stock one.
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Use stock amp

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If I wanted to do this could I still use the stock amp?
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POST 1Original post

After experiencing issues with the OEM CDR-24 head unit the past couple of years, finally got around to getting it replaced with a Pioneer AVH-X390BS . Didn't want to spend too much, but wanted hands free calling capabilities. Also added a Rockford Fosgate R150X2 amp to power the two woofers in the doors.

POST 2Original post

Looks nice! Did you run into any installation or connectivity problems? I'm curious which wiring harness you used? Thanks

POST 3Original post

I had it professionally installed, consequently, I'm not aware of any installation issues (the installer did not indicate there were any problems). I supplied the head unit, amp, wiring harness from Euro Motorspeed , and the American International POR911S radio installation kit . The installer removed the CDC-4 CD changer and mounted the Rockford Fosgate amp in the space adjacent to where the CD changer was mounted. The installer fabricated a base for the amp to keep it secure.

POST 4Original post

If I wanted to do this could I still use the stock amp? I have the bose system and wanted to only replace the head unit.

POST 5Original post

The Bose fiber optic system paints you into a corner... I went the route with the NAV Kit 210 ($600) and was able to keep all of the speakers working. All of my work was under the dash and it took about an hour above and beyond drawing up a schematic and soldering on my workbench. The other route is to replace the Bose amp with either a 6 channel or a 4 and a 2 and either chasing down a harness adapter for all of the speaker wires (about $50) or seriously cutting into the stock one... I'm very happy with the sound quality from the stock Bose system - noting, it's a noisy car to begin with...

POST 6Original post

I have a 3-channel( Maybe 3 I don't remember ) Memphis Audio amp that I paid $600 for about a year ago, would I be able to use this to retain the stock bose system ? and what do you mean by a harness adapter for all of the speakers?

POST 7Original post

The stock bose amp uses a fiber optic signal from the head unit - so no, you wouldn't be able to retain the stock one. This is where the NAV adapter comes in. It gets installed in the dash and converts the new head unit RCA signal into an optical signal to be fed to the bose amp . If you want to ditch the bose amp and change everything - Take a look on ebay for a cayman bose amp bypass harness - it has the mating connector to let you unplug the Bose amp and plug into the stock harness. If you pull the amp cover off in the front trunk you'll see it. Keep in mind there are 6 front speakers (2 door, 1 dash - the mid and tweet have a crossover or series wiring), a center dash, 2 rear, and a subwoofer (passenger footwell). All the speakers have weird impedance's, some as low as 1 ohm.

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