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I was the same before I made the upgrade. My first B7 was a Special Edition and it had the RNS-e. I tried to love it, and even considered doing the upgrade to the later RNS-e (the one with the glossy border and higher res screen) but even that felt leagues behind what a modern head unit...

A lot of the terminology makes it sound more difficult than it is. Most of the job is connecting a few pre made looms together and you’re away. But if you’d rather not do it, any car audio shop would be able to fit it for you in under an hour. It took me about 30 minutes to do mine the first...

Enfig also have fantastic videos on the full install of an aftermarket radio into a B7.

You will need a different adaptor if you run the Bose stereo. I can't remember which one specifically you'll need but if you ring any car audio specialist they will give you the right part number for the adaptor and you'll be set. I think @Charlie Farley had the Bose setup so he might be able to...

Kits like that make for a super simple install, no wire cutting and splicing required, just fit the adapter looms and plug in.

Still for sale chap, and you are right that is exactly what you will need :thumbs up:

I'm a big fan of Sony head units, particularly their minimalist, clean, OEM-esque design, so I've gone with the new XAV-AX6000. For whatever reason, Sony aren't selling this new version over here in the UK, only in the US. When I spoke with them on the phone today, they couldn't even say for...

Hi all, Purchased a new head unit for the B7, which should arrive Friday, so looking to sell my current one. Thought I'd list it here before I put it on eBay. The unit is a Sony XAV-AX5650, a fantastic radio that has a very minimalistic clean design and looks almost OEM. Fits the B7 A4...