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Depends. Do you have the stock radio now? And if it is the stock radio - is it the Bose stereo? If it is the Bose system - you will need a special adapter to fit an aftermarket radio to a Bose speaker and amplifier system. Around $50.00 bucks or so and allows you to adjust the signal from the aftermarket stereo to work with the Bose speakers and amp. That is in addition to the regular harness adapter (~$15.) and the antenna adapter as well ~$7. All this if the stock Bose speakers and amp are to be kept stock. If NOT the Bose system it is easier, just the harness adapter and antenna adapter. This is not including in either case the DIN adapter that will allow a typical aftermarket unit to fit in a Mazda dash. I have done it myself, with a Bose system, Do Not Let the Best Buy People tell you it cannot be done !
if its a Bose system then you have to hook up the wiring harness in the trunk of the car and run all the wires all the way to the front..its about 9-10 wires...there is an Amp in the trunk of the car on the right side right next to the antenna motor...
"Yes, a Bose stereo system is worth the extra money. Bose manufactures the highest quality stereo equipment and produces the clearest sound. They last for years and are a good investment."
Yes, an aftermarket stereo radio can replace a Bose radio in a 1997 Nissan Maxima. Remove the old radio from the dash and put in the new one. A new mounting frame might be required to make the new radio fit properly.
you can if you install the Bose amp also, just the radio swap will result in no sound.
all you have to do is go down to wal mart or some electronics store and buy a wiring kit, they are only lkie 15 bucks! one plugs into the new stereo and the other right into the stock Bose wiring. the two just need to have a butt connection. the wiring kit package will show you if it is for 91-94 maxima with Bose
Probably, if you could get one, since they're only available to automakers. Start hitting junkyards or check ebay.
The mitsubishi eclipse has never had a bose stereo your 01 gs came with an infinity stereo, if your car does have one it is because it is aftermarket. To remove it you simply take the 2 screws at the bottom of the face plate that covers the heating and radio then remove the 2 or four depending how big your stereo is and pull it out.
Bose tends to be the best selection for car stereo systems. They do tend to cost more, but I have always found them to be of superior quality and they last for a long time.
No Bose does not have a flip out car stereo that is available for the market.
if you have the Bose system you might need to hook up the aftermarket amp wire to the factory amp
take the door panels off, remove the housing for the Bose speakers, take apart the housing and cut the wires, put in a small speaker to replace the Bose full range speaker. (alternatively, replace the Bose housing with a custom mounting board) put the Bose housing back and the door panels back. cut the wires on the rear deck speakers and install a 6x9 speaker system. replace the CD player. (the original 2ohm Bose speakers burn out players designed for 4 or 8 ohm speaker systems)