Hi, might be worth speaking to Car Radio Services in Crieff Rd, no experience of them myself but a friend had them fit new head unit with reversing camera,bluetooth etc in his Mk2 TT and seemed very pleased Les

 

Thanks Les,
I'll keep them in mind, should I go down the road of changing the head unit for up to date features.

 

What do you want from the bose that you currently dont have ?

 

I,ve discovered that the Bose has a separate amplifier to power additional speakers, but this is with the Concert head. I,m unsure if I can connect in the Bose amp and speakers onto my Chorus head or do I need to replace all parts?

 

I,ve discovered that the Bose has a separate amplifier to power additional speakers, but this is with the Concert head. I,m unsure if I can connect in the Bose amp and speakers onto my Chorus head or do I need to replace all parts?

Chorus II like this one:

Sure, that support BOSE. I had this unit from factory with 6 disk changer and BOSE.

Although I admire the OEM retrofit, this seems to be a lot of work! So TBH the head unit is about the only thing that doesn't have to change...

 

You can get better sounding systems for a lot less than retrofitting bose

 

I,ve discovered that the Bose has a separate amplifier to power additional speakers, but this is with the Concert head. I,m unsure if I can connect in the Bose amp and speakers onto my Chorus head or do I need to replace all parts?

Chorus II like this one:

Sure, that support BOSE. I had this unit from factory with 6 disk changer and BOSE.

Although I admire the OEM retrofit, this seems to be a lot of work! So TBH the head unit is about the only thing that doesn't have to change...

Ive got that exact system fitted now - TBH it doesn't sound brilliant probably owing to the old technology so I'd save your time and money trying to retrofit BOSE!

 

Thanks for answering my call about retro fitting Bose components to my existing Chorus unit and also your views on upgrading using latest technology features instead. Food for thought