Ideas for adding bluetooth media Bose 6 Disc Head Unit

[Bdowntown]

I like to leave the factory head units in my vehicles just because they look correct. I used to install car stereos and have had all types of boom in the trunk but I don't mess with that anymore. The '05 I just picked up has the factory 6 Disc head unit with the Bose speaker setup and it actually sounds great. I'd like to install a bluetooth media bypass but cannot do it like my old truck.

Here's what I used to have with my '01 CD/Cassette setup;

Milennia MIL-BTREC Bluetooth Dongle
https://www.crutchfield.com/S-2hj285kbVSl/p_822BTREC/Milennia-MIL-BTREC.html

PAC Aux Audio Input for GM
http://www.pac-audio.com/productDetails.aspx?ProductId=99&CategoryID=24

Basically the PAC adapter ran through the tape deck wiring and was switchable from 2 inputs or the actual cassette deck. I had one input setup with an AUX cord and the other with the MIL BTREC bluetooth dongle. The setup functioned well and sounded great too, but I always left it on bluetooth as I use Spotify.

I've looked around and haven't found a connector or adapter I'm happy with, any ideas would be helpful!!

Thanks, Brian

Here's a pic of my current style stereo;

 

[Danny3737]

Check with iSimple or USASPEC

 

[Bdowntown]

Thanks, the Isimple I was looking at, just wondering if anyone had any preferences based on use. Will check out the USASPEC too.

 

[Danny3737]

I've used the USASPEC on a couple of different cars without any problems.

 

[05Zsvntyfun]

Thanks, the Isimple I was looking at, just wondering if anyone had any preferences based on use. Will check out the USASPEC too.

I just installed the iSimple GM655 in my Tahoe. It has Bluetooth, auxiliary, and USB. It works flawlessly and install was done in under an hour. I highly recommend it to anyone who likes the factory look


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