aftermarket headunit with bose speakers?
07-27-2001, 10:49 PM
#3
what is it called?
Originally posted by JeepRage
yes it is, you should buy an adapter that changes the ohms from 4 to 1 so that you dont fry the head unit or speakers.... Circuit city has these among other places... good luck, same thing i did
yes it is, you should buy an adapter that changes the ohms from 4 to 1 so that you dont fry the head unit or speakers.... Circuit city has these among other places... good luck, same thing i did
hey what ids the adapter called?
07-28-2001, 01:55 AM
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i'd look on mine, but it resides behind my pioneer HU along with tons of wiring- just tell a knowledgeable looking guy in the car install bay that you have an aftermarket HU with bose preamped speakers. he should know what you need.
07-28-2001, 08:15 AM
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too all who has done this
Hey guys.. whoever got rid or their bose HU, R u happy with after-market HU with bose speakers? do they sound clean, how is the sound quality..please give me some feedback. i am planning on geting Pioneer DEH-P730...with my bose speakers...thanx a lot...
07-28-2001, 02:17 PM
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Re: Re: too all who has done this
yes, i love my kenwood. i set it to know my speaker size and sub size, and it truly sounds WAY better than bose. this was after ive had it for a few months before i found this setting. now its AWESOME!! its the x617 i recomend it to anyone not wanting to go too crazy on a stereo, but still sound great. the adapter was about 40 i think... good luck
07-28-2001, 02:26 PM
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the adaptor is about $35-$40. look around, i'm sure you can find it for less. i have a pioneer DEH-P7300 and i turned on FIE to cut lows from the front bose speakers. sounds great. admittedly not as good as new components, but decent.
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