# IMO I would replace the entire system with a aftermarket set-up, but of course you and your wallet will make that choice n/m

Posted by MIKE (93VE) on June 28, 2002 at 04:52:44:

In Reply to: Decision Time----->>> posted by Austin Quirk on June 27, 2002 at 23:26:48:

: Recently my Bose Radio CD/Cass. Head Unit stopped working, after taking it to a radio repair shop, they tell me it cannot be repaired. I have also been told by Circuit City, Best Buy, Sound Advice, and the place that tried to repair it, that if i simply put in a new non-Bose head unit, the sound will be Staticy, muddy, and generally poor quality. They recommend I try to find A head unit, Identical to mine in a junk yard, and that will cost about $200. Does anyone have any suggestions?

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: : Recently my Bose Radio CD/Cass. Head Unit stopped working, after taking it to a radio repair shop, they tell me it cannot be repaired. I have also been told by Circuit City, Best Buy, Sound Advice, and the place that tried to repair it, that if i simply put in a new non-Bose head unit, the sound will be Staticy, muddy, and generally poor quality. They recommend I try to find A head unit, Identical to mine in a junk yard, and that will cost about $200. Does anyone have any suggestions? : : Thanks. : : Thanks.