Speakers
So I’m thinking of getting all new door speakers and I would like to know it I need a wire harness and the speaker brackets? I also have the Bose system
Does anyone know the mounting depth? I searched and couldn’t find anything. |
The door speakers are 6.5. You will need some mounting brackets. Mounting depth is not going to be an issue, unless you are putting something like a sub in the doors. You will have issues running aftermarket speakers with the Bose headunit and amp, since the factory Bose stuff is 1 ohm. My suggestion is to bypass the amp and put in a new head unit.
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Originally Posted by 01bluemax
(Post 9201666)
The door speakers are 6.5. You will need some mounting brackets. Mounting depth is not going to be an issue, unless you are putting something like a sub in the doors. You will have issues running aftermarket speakers with the Bose headunit and amp, since the factory Bose stuff is 1 ohm. My suggestion is to bypass the amp and put in a new head unit.
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Originally Posted by User1
(Post 9201678)
1 ohm? What's your info source?
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Originally Posted by Theslaking
(Post 9201687)
It is. My source is a DMM. Almost all Bose stuff is 1 ohm. You can take two dvc 4ohm speakers to 1 or 1 dvc 2ohm to 1ohm(which you probably can't find in the 6.5 size. If your not replacing the amp find the highest sensitivity speaker you can that fits your needs. If you double the resistance (ohms) you half the power the amp put's out. Most 6.5's are going to be 4 or 8 ohm. So if the amp put's it 150w at 1ohm, at 2ohm it's 75w, and at 4ohm it's 37.5w. that's not enough to properly drive most aftermarket 6.5's during heavy listening. Don't forget that amp also drives the rear door speakers.
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Yeah, it's a Bose thing. I think they found it cheaper to build an amp that can make more power at 1 ohm than use highly efficient speakers. They are the best at what they do so I'm sure there's some clever reason.
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