I have pretty much heard that it's good practice to take out the Bose sub, while leaving the speakers and amp in when adding a sub and amp of your own. I think Kloogy kept his and people have said that it looks good. What are the pros and cons of keeping the little Bose subwoofer?

 

i left my Bose sub attatched at first, and that didnt work out so well. sounded a lil funny. so definatly disconnect it, and as far as removing it from the car, i was gonna do that soon to see how it sounded (and to remove 10 lbs or whatever from the car )

 

Remove the sub. THe hole helps more than the sub does.

 

I know this is an old thread but can I ask, where you got the speaker level outputs in order to wire in your RCA's, I was fumbling around with mine yesterday and couldn't figure it out.

Can anyone help?

Thanks.
vnt

 

Splice into the speaker wire running to one of your rear speakers and run a wire into a converter that gets it into RCA.

 

I know its kind of a newb question but was the bose sub an option with the bose system or is it standard with the bose.

And btw^^^^^ the part you will need is a line output converter. It sells for 10 to 15 bucks at best buy/circuit city.

 

Does anyone know the speaker level output wire colors on the rear sub?

vnt

 

there is a great forum called "audio and electonics" here on the org. most of your questions can be found in the stickies... check it out. http://forums.maxima.org/forumdisplay.php?f=25

 

sorry i was searching about subs but i have a question...does all bose system have a sub? is that big speaker in the back in the middle the sub?

 

Took the words right out of my mouth. To anyone else that is asking Audio questions, PLEASE direct your attention to the correct forum.

 

YES and YES.

 

http://maxima.theowensfamily.com/audiowiring.asp