Review on 🚘 PAC ROEMINS-2 System Interface Kit – Upgrade Factory Radio & Integrate Amplifiers for 1995-2002 Nissan Vehicles with Bose Audio Systems, Black by Kris Feezy

I have a 2006 Nissan Maxima with a Bose radio without navigation. I wanted better phone integration while driving. I ordered a Jensen MPR210, a PAC ROEM-NIS2 and a Scosche NN1498B dashboard. I had to call PAC with a few questions. The Jensen didn't have an orange wire for the backlight. PAC support advised me to just stick it on. Jensen had a blue wire to turn on the amplifier or antenna. PAC recommended connecting both amplifier power and antenna power to Jensen's blue wire. Finally it is now possible to use high or low speaker outputs. PAC advised me to use standard sockets (with black stripe) and tape the wires with red stripe. Simply solder the connections and plug them in. The Scosche dashboard kit seems to be too big. I still have some work to do to get the top to sit flush with the rest of the dash. The Jensen and PAC interfaces are amazing and they sound just as good as the old head unit. The Jensen has a single push-to-talk button, which you press to use Google Assistant, which is a lot simpler than using the old Nissan interface. Overall very satisfied.