does this work with 2005 xterra se with the bose unit?
384725
This is Kevin from ReplacementRadios. The manufacturer has it listed for the 05 Xterra but they also note: "Radio must have a "SAT" button or have "CH", "CHANNEL", "CAT" or "CATEGORY" printed somewhere on the face of the radio to be compatible. This is usually located near the Tune or Seek buttons."
384726
Yes. But the one drawback about the unit is when u hook up ur device it won't be as loud as the radio. The isimple reduces the sound loudness by about 15%-20%
653829
You can connect the audio output on this unit to the input of the unit for the wireless headphones and it does work. I used x32's in this fashion and it works perfectly.
771820
One of my remotes says System 111. The other doesn't. They both work.The number on the bottom of my Bose includes #033975.I think it will work.
350182
No. Not without you buying a bunch of hardware and some ingenuity. I got it work but I would not recommend this product for the Xterra
103516
no, it will only work with a pioneer head unit made before 2003. it will have a blue toslink connection on the back of the unit.the model number of the head unit should also have a "P" prefix
453202
Depends on the output of your TV, but the Bose unit accepts the 3.5mm stereo cable as input. If your TV has an RCA out, then it should work. http://products.bose.com/pdf/customer_service/owners/og_sounddock10.pdf
2189927
This unit is ONLY a changer. You MUST have A Bose Music System III to use this unit. Connecting to a NON-Bose system is not possible.
1012507
It should, it worked with my xterra 2004, so I asume yours being a more recent model you should have no trouble.
154453
I would'nt know . Maybe you should get that info from Bose. I know my model no. was on the back of the sound deck.
609517
Probably not. I used to work in the industry ( 1983-2007 ( not an installer)), and my memory tells my there were always special harnesses for Bose. Bose was always somewhat proprietary. If I remember correctly you will need an additional harness. It depends on whether or not you have amplified speakers. Some Bose systems used self amplified speakers ( each speaker has its own amp attached directly to the frame of the speaker ). If so, you effectively need special Bose high to low adapters to reduce the speaker output to line level. You should contact Metra online for Bose system vehicles to see if there is an additional or different harness needed.
423635
You need to call Bose. They are very helpful! Make sure you have the exact model number when you call them.
1919862
Hi Michael! Take a look at the ports in your vehicle. If there is a regular USB port with what looks like a headphone plug below, your are golden. I have a 2009 Santa Fe and I am confident that they kept their hook-ups the same...of course I will be looking at a newer model after the new year and they are banking on the fact that we Hyundai owners will continue to buy Hyundai. I hope this helped! Merry Christmas
1634018
Mine has worked flawlessly with any 1/8" audio plug device (laptop, Samsung smart phone, Sandisk MP3 player, etc.) I have attached to my Bose Idoc. A call to Mercedes or iTeck may get you the answer you seek.
1625471
I installed this system in my 2000 Mercedes ML320, which had a factory Bose system. Are you planning to do the install yourself? I used my local auto stero shop to do the install. They charged about $175 to do the install, but I also had a Sirus module and backup camera installed too. If they know what they are doing it shouldn't be a problem as long as you have a double din opening.
374103
Yes, if your intention is to replace the Nissan head unit with an aftermarket one and continue using the Bose amp and speakers
981304
It should work, it worked in my Cruze. It kept all of the functions I had before (bt mike, Usb music) but added streaming music. Your best bet would be to search to see if others have attempted.
1769822
Yes, I tapped into it and ran it to my T500-1BD amp and it works perfectly. I have a '13 MS3 with Bose.