Keeep the BOSE?
10-25-2003, 06:28 PM
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Keeep the BOSE?
I just need some people's opinion...
1) I've replaced the stock head unit with a Sony one, and my rear bose speakers with pioneers... however someone just gave me thier old amp (see sig) a kenwood 200w Max stereo amp... should I keep my bose amps in the back and sell the amp? or should i sell the bose amps (both of the rear ones) and just use the kenwood amp? - which will sound better?
And now for a real question...
2) my pioneer speakers say 200w max... how much power can my bose amp produce (max)? BTW my head unit can produce 50w max per chanel.
thanks in advance
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BTW i also posted this in the 3rd gen section.
1) I've replaced the stock head unit with a Sony one, and my rear bose speakers with pioneers... however someone just gave me thier old amp (see sig) a kenwood 200w Max stereo amp... should I keep my bose amps in the back and sell the amp? or should i sell the bose amps (both of the rear ones) and just use the kenwood amp? - which will sound better?
And now for a real question...
2) my pioneer speakers say 200w max... how much power can my bose amp produce (max)? BTW my head unit can produce 50w max per chanel.
thanks in advance
.BTW i also posted this in the 3rd gen section.
10-26-2003, 10:39 AM
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def. get rid of bose. Your bose amps shouldnt even be able to power your speakers.....
You should be running them off of the head unit.
Use the amp for something, but I think we need some more info on what it is, maybe a model number and how many channels it is.
You should be running them off of the head unit.
Use the amp for something, but I think we need some more info on what it is, maybe a model number and how many channels it is.
10-26-2003, 03:16 PM
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Originally Posted by DJ Kontakt
def. get rid of bose. Your bose amps shouldnt even be able to power your speakers.....
You should be running them off of the head unit.
Use the amp for something, but I think we need some more info on what it is, maybe a model number and how many channels it is.
You should be running them off of the head unit.
Use the amp for something, but I think we need some more info on what it is, maybe a model number and how many channels it is.
oh yeah, i forgot i changed my sig... it's a 2 channel 200w max per channel amp (kenwood)...
so i should definitely get rid of the bose and use the kenwood?
thanks again.
10-27-2003, 10:28 AM
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Originally Posted by DJ Kontakt
yeah, you will notice a big difference with that amp in. Just make sure to keep the gains low so you dont blow out the speakers
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10-27-2003, 01:05 PM
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Originally Posted by DJ Kontakt
no, there should be a "gain" **** for each channel on the amplifier. Take a look at the amp and tell me if you find one.
10-27-2003, 04:08 PM
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Originally Posted by DJ Kontakt
yes, leave that switch in the position to play all of the frequencies.
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