RNS-e Adapter Cable Question

ian ditch

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• Mar 25, 2009

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I've been searching this forum for details about the adapter for the RNS-e

My car has the bose system, am i correct in thinking that one of these adapters currently on sale on ebay if the right one, all i have to do is remove one of the pins to enable the bose, also that the speakers are powered thru the bose amp, so the speaker block&terminals are not used.

I'm just checking before i buy this item

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• Mar 25, 2009

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I'd get a specific adapter for BOSE. A non-BOSE adapter can be made to work but you will need to add/remove wires in it.

Not worth the aggro IMO. Try Kufatec.de

 

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• Mar 25, 2009

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Thanks for the reply, i've checked that link and found this, but what does it mean by 'have you a smal BNS navi'?

 

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• Mar 26, 2009

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BNS is the CD based naviagation option. Its the cheapo nav-option. The RNS-E being the more expensive (and better!) DVD based option.

 

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• Mar 26, 2009

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If your car is an 07 or later (with a concert II double din headunit) you don't need the adaptor.