Hey guys, going to be picking up my new rogue in a few weeks. Just making a game plan for when I get it. I am curious to know if anyone has pulled out the Bose head unit in the rogue. I really hate seeing wires, so I am wondering if there is any auxiliary hookup in the back of the unit for when I install my ipod.

Cheers!

This is what I got from the features and specifications manual:

Bose® audio system

(Comfort/Convenience)

The system is custom-tuned by Bose to match the vehicle's interior acoustics, producing true, clear, undistorted sound.
AM/FM/in-dash 6-disc CD changer
Auto-loading CD changer allows up to six individual CDs to be loaded directly into the in-dash changer without using a cartridge.

CD-MP3/WMA playback
Audio system accommodates CDs containing MP3 or WMA file formats.


Auxiliary input jack*
Jack allows use of aftermarket units such as MP3 players, cassette players, and satellite radio receivers.
* Driving is serious business and requires your full attention. Do not operate any devices connected to the auxiliary input while driving.


8 speakers
Speakers include a Nd® Richbass® Woofer that uses advanced neodymium (Nd) magnet technology to enhance bass response.

Radio Data System (RDS)
RDS, a data information service transmitted by some FM stations, can show on the digital radio display a station name or call sign, music or programming type (such as "classical," "country," or "rock"), text messages, or traffic reports.

Speed-sensitive audio volume control (SSV)
Speed-sensitive audio volume control adjusts audio volume automatically based on vehicle speed. Volume rises as speed increases and lowers as speed decreases.

The feature can be adjusted for sensitivity or turned off.

Illuminated steering-wheel-mounted audio controls
Buttons on the steering wheel allow drivers to control mode, seek, scan, and volume functions.

-Jamie