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I'm new to this car, so bear with me...

I have an '08 coupe with the BOSE sound system. The Moaner's Annual says that there are two versions, one of which is a stacker, and the other is not; I suspect mine is not, but, how do you tell??

Secondly, how in this modern age of connectivity, does one connect an iPod to the BOSE so you can be free of having to change CDs, (not that I mind that much)???

Search function on here is ordinary of late, so best to use Google with a site search re BOSE & iPod:
https://www.google.com.au/#q=bose+ipod+ ... artalk.com
Also, the US forum Miata.net can be very useful:
https://www.google.com.au/search?biw=85 ... :miata.net
Re BOSE stacker:
https://www.google.com.au/#q=bose+stack ... artalk.com
https://www.google.com.au/search?biw=85 ... :miata.net

Post an image of the head unit, re: your Ipod question see Reggie's garage thread.
Greg.

so, just to change track a little, is there anyway of connecting my phone to the BOSE head-unit so I can stream on-line radio to the car stereo system???

GROM. Google is your friend.
Greg.

yep grom unit works quite well

https://cushieaudio.com.au/compatibilit ... type+E%22/

I just so happen to have a grom unit with Bluetooth and microphone out of my nb8c sitting here doing nothing...
It tells the headunit its a cd stacker which is how it works.
Also, if you have the stacker version, you'd have a stacker in the boot.
My non Bose had no stacker, but still had the stacker plug.

If its the NC BOSE system it has a 6 disk stacker, the base model NC's came out with a single disk stereo but was non-BOSE

heh, heh, I found that out last week, just experimenting LOL

so now I have six discs of a huge amount of my favourite music loaded, and it hasn't cost me a cent!!!