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Originally Posted by alcheng Why not getting a used 40th, and replace the OEM audio with a double-din Nav-Audio?? Problem fixed. Unless you need everything OEM.... I do prefer OEM
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12-22-2011, 03:57 PM
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 I really like the flawless performance, everything tied together, and a stock nonaftermarket look. But if I did consider a double din, could this work with the Bose speakers? I've heard that Bose speakers have to have a Bose head unit to work, and vice versa. |
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12-23-2011, 12:40 AM
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No bluetooth audio streaming and USB, it does has a AUX in so you can plug in a MP3 player. That why I suggest a double-din aftermarket NAV, thus you have the NAV, bluetooth audio streaming, voice call, USB, DVD player, AUX in, some of those are IPOD/IPHONE compatible therefore you can video stream from your Iwhatever. If you must have OEM, do a search on the Audio section of this forum, you may be able to find some thread about putting a OEM NAV into a base. Aftermarket DOES WORK with BOSE system speaker, you just have to have the correct harness. |
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