Switch Bose for Midline, plug and pray?
12-06-2002, 03:12 PM
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Originally posted by UMD_MaxSE
hi Paul...
I think the BOSE system has inline amplifiers on the speakers and their resistance is odd... like 1/2 an ohm or so... So I don't think you can just plug in a BOSE HU into the stock system.
hi Paul...I think the BOSE system has inline amplifiers on the speakers and their resistance is odd... like 1/2 an ohm or so... So I don't think you can just plug in a BOSE HU into the stock system.
12-10-2002, 09:06 PM
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Originally posted by AltyPaul
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12-10-2002, 09:24 PM
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Originally posted by ajohnsonnefn
i tried to do this in a friends car...its a totally diff harness, i had to build it from scratch and it took 3 days. not fun, theres just 2 amps, the one on the sub and the one under the rear deck. the bose head has no amp built in and will not run the midline speakers.....dont do it, buy and aftermarket unit and call it a day. the bose sounds like booty anyway.
i tried to do this in a friends car...its a totally diff harness, i had to build it from scratch and it took 3 days. not fun, theres just 2 amps, the one on the sub and the one under the rear deck. the bose head has no amp built in and will not run the midline speakers.....dont do it, buy and aftermarket unit and call it a day. the bose sounds like booty anyway.
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