Before I assume the answer to be NO I wanted to ask here.
My 2002 GLE has the double-DIN sized 6-CD AM/FM/Cassette head. Does anyone know if there's a way to plug a line-level input into this thing, even if some hacking is required?
Thanks Pat
Before I assume the answer to be NO I wanted to ask here.
My 2002 GLE has the double-DIN sized 6-CD AM/FM/Cassette head. Does anyone know if there's a way to plug a line-level input into this thing, even if some hacking is required?
Thanks Pat
I found this webpage with a gadget that is compatible with many cars, including the Maxima. It appears that a head unit with support for external changer is the typical way to hook it up, but the website almost suggests that it'll work with Bose's integral 6 CD-changer.
I am still thinking there is no way to connect to the Bose.. I left an email but it looks like a home-grown business so I don't know what kind of answer I'll get.
Has anyone had a look at the 2002-2003 Bose 6-CD changer from behind? Are there any connectors other than power, speakers, steering-wheel controls and antenna???
Thanks again.
This FAQ from their site says you can connect their thing to a head unit with integrated CD player (see the very last sentence). I still don't see how.
- PROBLEM - Can I keep my CD changer and have both the ICE-Link - and the changer connected to my car? - - SOLUTION - No, unfortunately you have to disconnect the original CD - changer from your car, because the ICE-Link is using the - same cables to make the connection between the iPod - and your radio. However, if you have an in-dash CD player - in your radio, that will still work on your stereo.
Thanks Rich.. I have arrived at this conclusion also, after an exhaustive web search.. stupid me never thought to check maxima.org though.
Looks like I'll be sticking with the cassette adapter after all :(
Pat
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