How difficult is the AOEM-NIS2, to install in a 2000 I30t. Is anyone currently using this? What is the sound quality to the subs?
Thanks for all the help!

 

dont know, but ill be able to tell ya in about a week. try posting in the audio forum if it doesnt get moved there anyways.

 

That thing is so easy to install it's not even funny. I've been using it for probably over a year by now. The signal is VERY clean...much cleaner than you'll ever get with a LOC.

 

Sounds good. Thanks

 

I dont mean to jack your thread, but I was wondering if someone could clarify for me. I asked this in the Audio forum a while ago and nobody really responded, I have a 96 I30t w/ Bose, would I use the AOEM-NIS1 or the AOEM-NIS2?

thx

 

I think the specs for the NIS2 are like 95-99, but works up to 2003 (that I know of)

 

No problem, Does the AOEM-NIS2 have a remote wire hook up?

 

yes........

 

if i wanted to switch my aoem to a roem anyone know if i can just buy the harness?? BTW Nice to see another western suburb guy in here sublime.

 

That would be the only difference between the two. Call PAC...they might even have a part number for you.

For that matter you could probably just cut the adapter plug that goes into the back of the OEM Bose head unit off and wire it up to the aftermarket HU's harness.

 

thats what i was wondering. Do all sony, alpine, clarion, ect. have the same harness? So that pac has basicaly a one size fits all harness on their roem?

 

No, they don't have the same harness. You have to understand...on an aftermarket HU, the "harness" is the plug that plugs into the back of the aftermarket HU with a bunch of unattached wires coming out of it. From what I remember, when I last had an ROEM in my hands...it also has unattached wires coming out of it...to connect to the aftermarket HU.

In essence, it would be like wiring up an aftermarket HU in a car without an amplified soundsystem. Only in this case there's a middle man (ROEM) that you're splicing wires to, rather than the vehicle harness itself.