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BMW 5 Series E60 and 7 Series E65 E66 Fibre Optic MOST25 Decoder Box | ACFOBE65
SKU: ACFOBE65
£109.99
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A fibre optic MOST25 decoder box for the BMW 5 Series E60 and 7 Series E65 and E66 (2002-2008) with CDC channels. It keeps the factory amplifier and fibre optic network working when you fit an aftermarket stereo.
- Keeps the factory amplifier and fibre optic network after a stereo upgrade
- Sound through all speakers with plug and play fitting
- For E60, E65 and E66 cars with CDC channels
Keeps your BMW's factory amplifier
These BMWs send audio to the factory amplifier over a fibre optic network. Take out the original stereo and that link is broken, so the speakers go quiet.
This decoder box sits between the new stereo and the fibre optic network, so the factory amplifier keeps working and you hear the new stereo through all the speakers. It's plug and play, with a fibre optic loop connector and power supply cable included.
What's in the box
- 1 x Decoder Box
- 1 x Power Supply Cable
- 1 x Fibre Optic Loop Male & Female Connector
- 1 x User Manual
- For BMW 5 Series E60 (2002-2008) with CDC Channels
- For BMW 7 Series E65 (2002-2008) with CDC Channels
- For BMW 7 Series E66 (2002-2008) with CDC Channels
The box is plug and play. It connects to the car's fibre optic network with the supplied loop connector and takes power from the power supply cable. Check your car has CDC channels before ordering.
Which cars does it fit?
The BMW 5 Series E60 and 7 Series E65 and E66 from 2002-2008 with CDC channels.
Will my factory amplifier still work with a new stereo?
Yes. That's what the decoder box is for: it keeps the factory amplifier and fibre optic network working, with sound through all speakers.
What comes with it?
The decoder box, a power supply cable, a fibre optic loop male and female connector, and a user manual.
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