Re: BOSE/aftermarket stereo question.

[RPC Products <rpc-prod@windstorm.stormnet.com>]

Sorry Bryan but I have to correct you on a couple things here.

1.  Only a Panasonic CD Changer will work with the factory wiring and
headunit.
2.  The receiver is NOT BOSE, it is Panasonic.  Only the speakers and amp
are bose.

3.  It is actually a shitty headunit.  Freq response is NOT 20-20,000hz as
a headunit should be.  And the fm tuner is pretty shitty.  In the store
this headunit would run about 130 bucks.

Mark Radelow



On Mon, 12 Jan 1998, Bryan Billings wrote:

> Hey your Bose receiver is a cd controller.  Just find the wiring harness
> that fits Denon and mount it in the trunk. Don't get rid of that
> receiver it is about the best.  It's BOSE!
> 
> Jeremy Brandow wrote:
> > 
> > I am wondering if somone could help me understand what hardware I need
> > to install an aftermarket stereo in place of my BOSE reciever.  I like
> > the way the BOSE sounds and works, but I miss being able to play my
> > cds.  I will be trying to install a DENON reciever and 10 disk changer.
> > I want to leave the factory Bose amp/speakers.  I know that a wiring
> > harness would be a must, but what else?  Do I need an adapter for the
> > FUBA antena? Will using the BOSE amplifier mess up anything? Is a dash
> > kit needed, or will an aftermarket reciever fit snug.
> >         Thanks for the help!
> >         Jeremy Brandow
> 
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