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Bose System
Hello
i have the standard audio system in my cayenne
anyone have any ideas what it would cost to install the BOSE system now...aftermarket but OEM parts?
MLC
i have the standard audio system in my cayenne
anyone have any ideas what it would cost to install the BOSE system now...aftermarket but OEM parts?
MLC
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Why install a Bose when you can intall a better system. If you already have a Bose is one thing, but if you do not you would probably be better off with a different system.
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go aftermarket if you can- better sound quality and features.
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go aftermarket, bose and standard both suck.
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This might help although a bit pricy
http://www.navtv.com/products_usa_bluetooth_tooki.php
http://www.navtv.com/products_usa_bluetooth_tooki.php
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I agree that the Bose does NOT suck. Having said that if you are going to install a new system, remove door panels, etc, you can do better than the Bose. My 2 cents...
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This thread is a bit confusing - Bose and bluetooth... Anyways, the aftermarket bluetooth is a device (not a software) connected to the PCM using the MOST and also requires the installation of a separate a microphone. Check out the link on my earlier post to the Nav-Tv website. This should give you some idea of what's involved although note that there are other aftermarket options.