YOUR RESEARCH987 Radio Replacement
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Hi This subject have probably been addressed before but I can't find the right post. I just bought a used 2005 Boxster S that has the Bose radio. I would like to upgrade the system to a touch screen system (what is the best system) with GPS, bluetooth, phone integration.... I would like to keep the existing amp if possible, and do this project by myself. Can someone point me in the right direction? Thanks
This, Suncoast Porsche Parts & Accessories Aftermarket Radio Installation Kit , with the Bose kit. Loi at Euromotorspeed is your best source for info.
JVC or Pioneer have quite a few nice choices....
Some links for you. http://www.planet-9.com/987-cayman-...xster-electronics/87784-euro-motorspeed-aftermarket-radio-installation-kit.html http://www.planet-9.com/987-cayman-...yman-and-boxster-electronics/56234-latest-head-unit-replacement-avic-120bt.html http://www.planet-9.com/987-cayman-...-electronics/75299-bose-integration-module-most-hur-anyone-have-experience.html http://www.planet-9.com/987-cayman-...oxster-electronics/154273-most-hur-head-unit-install-slowly-killing-myself.html Here's pictures of my finished product, just did it myself a couple weeks ago. I went with the Pioneer 4100 NEX
I've been looking to do this myself, to my 2008 Cayman S . I came across a Russian made unit called MOST-AMP that claims to have solved the fader issue and eliminates any need to direct-wire the rear speakers to the HU. Unfortunately, I have absolutely no idea if this thing is any good or not. Maybe someone with experience with it will weigh in. I'd be interested in whether it works as claimed, and of course how it sounds. Here are some links. The second one has a great price, but it looks like you have to deal directly with the distributor in Russia. Umno-Tech - MOST-AMP Audio takeover for not original Stereos BMW, Porsche, Mercedes (4RCA>MOST) TRIOMA Interfac https://trendcar.trustpass.alibaba....fier_adapter_for_original_system_with_fiber_optic_connection_fader_control.html
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