ik95

need some help...i have a 95 gle..bose head unit....decided to change the bose head unit to kenwood.....the only speaker working is right front...went back check all connection seem to be ok...what else should i check....r there fuses for the speaker?

max ride 41

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from what i remember, these speakers are amplified with a 2 ohm amp??? and the newer head units are 3, so there not compatible with each other. there is a way to do it, are you aware of the search???? its above the a in maxima.org. please search, i know you'll come up with an answer to solve your issue.

ChrisMan287

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Most HU's are 4 ohms, so that's probably why the speakers aren't working. In the meantime pop your old HU back in and the speakers will work again I'm sure.

Q8BallMAXIMA

If you plan on going aftermarket HU, then get aftermarket speakers. You're AM HU has amplifers in it and the bose HU is just a signal processor and amplifers are on the speakers.

Go all Bose or all aftermarket...IMO.

http://forums.maxima.org/4th-generat...-speakers.html

ajm8127

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I'm sure the Kenwood you installed has an amp built in, and the stock BOSE setup has an amp at each speaker. The obvious problem here is you are trying to amplify your audio signal twice. That's a no no. Every speaker uses the same fuse for its amp, so if one works, that fuse is good. What you need is this (or somthing similar, check cructhfield). It turns the amplified audio into a differential signal level to feed into the stock Bose amps. Of course, you will lose fidelity. If you go with anything other than a Bose headunit, it's adviable to go with aftermarket speakers as well, if you have the money. Hasn't this been discussed thousands of times? Look in the audio and electronics forum.

ik95

Metra 70-7551 Nissan/Infiniti Bose Amp Wire Harness

did any one install this to solve the problem

ajm8127

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I don't know, why don't you do a search? Use the advanced option and set the "sort by" field to "relevancy". Type in your search string, in this case "Metra 70-7551" (without quotes though, you don't want to search for the literal string "Metra 70-7551" , but you want to search for the keyword "metra" and the keywork "70-7551"), and hit the search button. I tried it and got 19 results in 0.02 seconds, which is much faster than the time it took me to respond to your last post.

ik95

or this PAC ROEM-NIS2

MDeezy

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