BOSE CD with 6 in-dash CD Changer

[nurrish]

For sale is my BOSE CD Player with in-dash 6 cd changer.

 

Came out of my 2005 UK zed with only 7k on the clock.

 

Non Skipping and it mint condition.

 

Open to offers

 

 

 

[TT Convert]

how much you looking for ? roughly?

[nurrish]

how much you looking for ? roughly?

 

Thats why i want offers because im not entirely sure what i want for it. Just give me a figure and ill let you know either way mate.

[TT Convert]

Im basicly looking for a cheap 1 as my has gone tits up, I was hoping to pick a cheap / old en up untill I can afford a decent new one. I was hoping to spend around 30 quid

[cerealuk]

as a guideline i was looking on ebay the other day and people are asking £200+ for these, wether they are selling for this though is another matter

[steve3000]

as a guideline i was looking on ebay the other day and people are asking £200+ for these, wether they are selling for this though is another matter

 

Yes - you could always try ebay, I have seen unlocked units sell for over £100 in the past.

 

As your's is a UK Bose, it'll be locked so it only works in your car, via the NATS security system. They can be unlocked (reset to 'delivery' mode, so it then locks to the next car it's plugged into) for around £15-£20 by decent car audio/security workshops, although they'll need the unit out of the car for this. Might be worth considering doing this if you want to sell for top dollar.

 

FYI - JDM and US Bose units don't have the same security lock, so will work in any car, but they need frequency converters to recieve the radio...

 

Steve

[nurrish]

OK this is now sold but the guy who brought it wants the security code when i ship it.

 

Steve3000 - Do you know of anywhere that does this procedure? or can i find it out at a nissan dealership?

[steve3000]

Many car audio/ICE stores can decode the radio (or they'll know of workshops that do), just try calling a few in the yellow pages, give them the model number off the top of the unit (I think it's something like "Clarion PP-2596L CR330" - but they vary with year, so check yours first!) and they'll tell you if they can decode it.

 

I used a car stereo shop near me (sadly now closed!) for my last car which had a similar vin-coded radio and they were able to reset the radio to 'delivery mode' so it would lock to the next car it's plugged into. Just handed them the unit for 20 minutes. Don't test it in your car if they do reset it to delivery mode, it'll just lock to yours again...! Get a reciept proving the work was done and pass on the the new owner.

Steve