Is this system compatible with my 2010 Chevy Corvette with Bose System?
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I installed this system in my 2000 Mercedes ML320, which had a factory Bose system. Are you planning to do the install yourself? I used my local auto stero shop to do the install. They charged about $175 to do the install, but I also had a Sirus module and backup camera installed too. If they know what they are doing it shouldn't be a problem as long as you have a double din opening.
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Go to Crutchfield, and look up what fits my car...and it will let you know the answer.... If your vehicle currently has a double din unit it should fit... Check with Crutchfield first... Hopes this helps...
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Quickest and easiest way to find out is to go here and put your vehicle info in and it will tell you - http://www.crutchfield.com
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If it has the physical space it probably will work. It worked my Chevy silverado Bose system. I am highly disappointed with the product though - not intuitive at all. All the apps for it stink except for maybe pandora radio.by the time you spend for all the adapters - I would seriously consider spending money on the factory navigation system.
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Yes. This is the best way to do what you want to do. I am using the same item for a signal to my amp for a sub using the Bose system in a 2010 Mazda speed3.
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Compatible with Chevrolet (Avalanche,Siverado,Suburban,Tahoe,Traverse,Express Van 2008/2009/2010/2011/2012 and Equinox 2008/2009)Compatible with GMC (Acadia,Sierra and Yukon 2008/2009/2010/2011/2012 and Savanna Van 2010/2011/2012)Compatible with Buick (Enclave 2008/2009/2010/2011/2012 and Lucerne 2008/2009/2010/2011)Compatible with both Bose and Non-Bose sound system
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I cannot comment on the Impala LTZ, by my installation only took 30 minutes for my 2013 Tahoe. YouTube can show how to remove factory radio for install of this unit. All factory options worked perfectly with plug and play wiring included with unit. There is a default menu option that you turn on for the factory bose to work. Once that setting was changed, sound system worked perfectly. Installation looks like factory, but has better features than the factory unit.
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Probably not. I used to work in the industry ( 1983-2007 ( not an installer)), and my memory tells my there were always special harnesses for Bose. Bose was always somewhat proprietary. If I remember correctly you will need an additional harness. It depends on whether or not you have amplified speakers. Some Bose systems used self amplified speakers ( each speaker has its own amp attached directly to the frame of the speaker ). If so, you effectively need special Bose high to low adapters to reduce the speaker output to line level. You should contact Metra online for Bose system vehicles to see if there is an additional or different harness needed. Probably not. I used to work in the industry ( 1983-2007 ( not an installer)), and my memory tells my there were always special harnesses for Bose. Bose was always somewhat proprietary. If I remember correctly you will need an additional harness. It depends on whether or not you have amplified speakers. Some Bose systems used self amplified speakers ( each speaker has its own amp attached directly to the frame of the speaker ). If so, you effectively need special Bose high to low adapters to reduce the speaker output to line level. You should contact Metra online for Bose system vehicles to... » Read More Probably not. I used to work in the industry ( 1983-2007 ( not an installer)), and my memory tells my there were always special harnesses for Bose. Bose was always somewhat proprietary. If I remember correctly you will need an additional harness. It depends on whether or not you have amplified speakers. Some Bose systems used self amplified speakers ( each speaker has its own amp attached directly to the frame of the speaker ). If so, you effectively need special Bose high to low adapters to reduce the speaker output to line level. You should contact Metra online for Bose system vehicles to see if there is an additional or different harness needed. « Show Less
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I don't see why not but you should check OHM output and OHM impedance for speakers if you want to be absolutely certain. The JVC puts out enough juice. Unless the Boss is expecting to be driven by an I-Pod or a Home entertainment center, you're probably safe that Bose car speakers are made for care stereo level signals. I use Polk speakers and am happy with the the combination. There's nothing better than having 500 songs on a thumb drive and playing them randomly. If you buy the JVC and have any questions you can contact me again. It's a little tricky on the built-in EQ and getting it tweaked.
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I do have the system, but I wouldn't know about that. That would be a question you would want to ask Bose directly through their website. I doubt it is compatable though. I do have all my music on my ps3 that I added from my iPod though.
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If the Bose system has an optical input, then yes. Just keep the device in a place where you can reach it, because you have to manually flip a switch to change devices. Also, it emits a blue light, and it's kind of bright, so make sure that won't bother you.
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Yes ....you can install it your self but locating the crossover is the problem..... Just keep it away from the window motor and you'll be all set!......the next best thing to Bose!....enjoy!:)
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You need to know if you have a Bose system. There are a lot of different kits. The PAC website will help you determine what you need: http://www.pac-audio.com/default.aspx (Cut & Paste the link). This should take you to your 2002 Trailblazer: http://www.pac-audio.com/productSearch.aspx?Make=Chevrolet&MakeId=4&Model=Trailblazer&ModelId=1186&Year=2002&YearId=13 Once you have determined correct one, you can go back to Amazon.com to buy it for less. I am not sure what you are doing, but if you are replacing a stereo, you will need the Stereo/Radio, Dash Kit for the stereo, Radio Replacement Interface, Antenna Adapter for GM, and Steering Wheel Control Interface (if you have controls on steering wheel). You have already decided you are not needing your Onstar so PAC has that option. I did this to my 2003 Tahoe in October 2014 - Works great - Saved $400 - Went together well - Tricky part was the Steering Wheel Control Interface once I found Online instructions on taking the dash apart.
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Look on the bottom of your Bose System. There are different remotes but we figured out which one was compatible from the info underneath.
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Yes, I have Bose system as well, have to pull out radio but this works perfectly with my car specific sub amp. No complaints
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My 2008 has the Bose system and it works fine even have a amp and sub hooked up to it
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The only brand that it didn't work is Sony so yes it should fine on your Bose........ enjoy the freedom of Bluetooth MERRY CHRISTMAS
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Unless it is an old unit someone is selling, both the bluetooth module and remote will be in the box. An iPod can also be placed directly into the same slot on the front of the SoundDock 10 unit. I also purchased a Lightning-to-30 pin adaptor separately with an attached 0.5m cable to fit in that same slot when using a iPhone 5 since it apparently won't work otherwise. It was about $15 from one of the Amazon vendors. I haven't used the adaptor since I don't have an iPhone but it's nice to have if a friend wants to play their music on your Bose.
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Yes, if your intention is to replace the Nissan head unit with an aftermarket one and continue using the Bose amp and speakers
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I don't know. I would suggest that you either go to the Bose website or call them.