I know the system is Bose but do they make the 6-Disc changer also? I'm told possibly Delco Electronics manufactures the changers. Can anyone confirm this?

 

Not sure we understand the question. I have a 99 STS and it has a factory 6 disc changer in it for the Bose system. So unless 98 is different, there should be a facotry 6 disc changer for your car. Aftermarket, i have no idea.

 

There's definitely a CD changer for the car. If new (to you) are you positive you don't have one? The changer is in the bottom of the two-layer center console. You'll either find the changer and a long, narrow storage slot or two lift out storage basketsin the bottom of the console. If you don't have the factory changer, they're very common and not expensiveon eBay. If you don't alreadyhave the changer, I'm nearly positive that the wiring connector isthere.You can verify by removing the console guts. You should find a 10-wire connector.The connector is rather long and narrow as all of the connections are in a single line. Am alsonearly certain that any of the factory radios will operate the changer. If you want to verify,look carefully at the display when you press the "Source" button. While it it not illuminate if not installed,in strong light you should be able to make out the shadow of a pile of disks as one of the icons near the rest. For a truly proper install, you'd also need the factory gutsfor the bottom of the console, but you could likely make something that would work without too much difficulty. Check with eBay sellers of the CD changers for someone who can also supply theproper console parts.

 

Usually when there is a factory Bose system( in any make or model)the CD changers that are compatable are always made by Alpine.

Jono