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Garrett63 · 07-19-2012, 12:37 AM

Well, after looking at the "What to know about Bose" sticky for the twentieth time, I noticed that is said:

What are my options for upgrading from bose?
This is where it can get interesting. You can add new audio to your bose system but you have to do some things in order to do so.
If you have the regular non nav bose system you can upgrade the head unit and use this dash kit and adapter to run it with the rest of the bose system still in tack.

So, if I'm understanding this right.. since I have the non-nav bose, I can still get a new head unit that has nav, backup camera, and all the bells and whistles without losing anything bose and while doing so, keeping my pretty red stitched cubby lid in place?

I know this subject is played out with most of you who know all this stuff and I apologize in advance.

Thanks.

07-19-2012, 12:37 AM	#2 (permalink)
Garrett63 Base Member Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: CA Posts: 135 Drives: 40th 370z Rep Power: 14	Well, after looking at the "What to know about Bose" sticky for the twentieth time, I noticed that is said: What are my options for upgrading from bose? This is where it can get interesting. You can add new audio to your bose system but you have to do some things in order to do so. If you have the regular non nav bose system you can upgrade the head unit and use this dash kit and adapter to run it with the rest of the bose system still in tack. So, if I'm understanding this right.. since I have the non-nav bose, I can still get a new head unit that has nav, backup camera, and all the bells and whistles without losing anything bose and while doing so, keeping my pretty red stitched cubby lid in place? I know this subject is played out with most of you who know all this stuff and I apologize in advance. Thanks.