Rnse BOSE to aftermarket headunit

[Jtaylor]

Hey everybody, following on from my previous topic where my rnse got stolen. Everything I've ordered to fit a pioneer HU has arrived but the adapters that I got told I need don't seem to match up.
I've searched here and elsewhere online but I can't seem to find any reference with the same plug that I had in the rnse please see pic.

 

[Jtaylor]

http://www.connects2.co.uk/ProductInformation.aspx?id=10483&p=CTSAD002.2

This is what I got sent

 

[leshkin]

Looks like you were sold the older adapter for your car mate. It should still work, but has been known to cause sound interference.

This is what I used for my install on a 2009 S3 - http://www.connects2.co.uk/ProductInformation.aspx?id=17097&p=CTSAD006.2 CTSAD006.2 adapter allows you to adjust the speaker signal and reduce the background noise.

The gray video connector is not used as far as I know.

 

[leshkin]

Connects2 CT27AA86 radio aerial adapter should work well for you too.

 

[Jtaylor]

Thanks for your reply it was about your HU that I was reading up on as mine is pioneer too
It looks as though some pins don't plug into anything when I connect the adapter that's confusing

 

[leshkin]

Yes, it can be a bit weird, but not all pins are used by aftermarket HUs. I had to bypass the adapter's remote on (blue) wire to get the amp to switch on, but other than it was plug and play.

 

[Jtaylor]

Right so we are up and running but the sat nav won't let me accept the user agreement all options are greyed out

 

[Jtaylor]

Figured it out, the parking brake wire had to be connected so just put it to ground works great

 

[TomL83]

Does this work with Bose speakers?

 

[leshkin]

Yes, relatively well. See the connects2 adapter I posted.

 

[Jtaylor]

Does this work with Bose speakers?

It works a lot better than I expected it to