Search results matching tags 'Bose' and 'amplifier'

2002 Audi A6 Quattro Bose amplifier replacement

AudiPhil — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 20:12:52 GMT

The Bose sound system has lost sound except for the driver's side. Actually, the rest of the car gets sound except during warm weather, which in South Mississippi means 10 months of mono sound and two months +/- of great sound.

The Audi dealer says the amplifier needs to be replaced ($1,216 for part and labor). Does this sound reasonable (both diagnosis and price)?

It seems to me that it acts like a loose wire or connection.

How hard would it be for me to replace the amplifier myself?

Thanks

Bose/Monsoon in Grand Prix

platoon5 — Sat, 14 Mar 2009 23:56:49 GMT

I have a 99 Grand Prix and i was looking to hook up either a bose or monsoon system in my car. I was wondering what kind of re wiring i will have to do to make this work. Can I wire the amp straight into my alpine head unit or is there a different way that it has to be done.

Thanks for any advice

Help Please: Adding Sub to Stock Corvette with Bose

Archdog75 — Wed, 15 Aug 2007 05:52:30 GMT

I am adding a sub to my 2002 Corvette Convertible with the stock Bose system in it. I installed the amp, sub and an Four-channel line output converter by SCOSCHE.

I am not getting an audio signal to my amp, I know this by testing my amp. I connected an mp3 player direct to the amp and it plays through the sub. I also checked the RCA cable and its good as well.

So its either the Line Output converter or my connections to the stock harness.

I have connected my converter to the rear speaker wires, on the white harness, (The main harness that has a black and white part)

A1 to Left Rear Brown
A2 to Left Rear Yellow
A3 to Right Rear Dark Blue
A4 to Right Rear Light Blue

(Ohh, I used Posi-Products™ Wire Connector Kit, they're like wire taps)

Should I try connecting to Front Speaker wires intsead? Or Do I need to connect all speaker wires, Front and Rear to the converter? I ordered from Crutchfield and they are sending me a replacement converter. I will get it here on Thursday. Can I do anything now to test and make sure everything is correct?

My Equipment being used: Apline 600 x 1 watts at 2 ohm Amp (Forgot Model Number), and Apline Type R 12" Sub

Any advice would be great,

2007 Mazda3 w/Bose, no Nav system upgrade

jonathan4740 — Wed, 25 Jul 2007 05:27:09 GMT

i just bought an '07 mazda 3 with bose (i really wanted the moonroof) without navigation. i have been listening to the bose system for a couple of weeks now, and although it is good as far as factory systems go, i don't think it is going to work for me long term. my biggest complaint is the very disappointing mids, and then the bright-but-not-so-clear highs. i wouldn't mind a little more bass, but want to get good full sound first. i also want to retain the factory look of the dash (avoid installing a new deck). my questions are:

is it as simple as swapping out speakers and/or adding an amplifier with these electronics, or are there impedance/wiring/horrible eq curve issues with the receiver?
what would be the best place to start: replace speakers or add a good 4-channel amp?
is that tiny plastic box under the passenger seat seriously what they call a subwoofer? And, can it easily be replaced down the road with a better option that still fits in that location without interfering with airbags/sensors?

can i keep the factory head unit?

R0cStar — Tue, 17 Jul 2007 03:07:02 GMT

i have a 00 cadillac STS with the bose stereo system...........i wanna add a pair of subs and replace the factory amp with aftermarket... the bose head unit doesnt have any rca outputs..... can i still upgrade and keep the factory head unit?

JBL components with Bose factory amp

KISSfan — Sun, 03 Jun 2007 21:41:01 GMT

Does anyone know if a Bose factory amplifier in a 2004 Tahoe can handle a 2-ohm load? The JBL GTO607c components are 2-ohm speakers, and I will be using the Bose amp temporarily to power them. If the amp won't handle it, I will just wait until i finish fiberglassing my amp rack and install my Rockford Fosgate amps. If anyone knows, please advise.

Adding an amp and box to a Bose System.

Nissanboy2001 — Tue, 29 May 2007 23:35:40 GMT

I have an 01 Maxima and i have had an amp and box installed. My original set was okay. I just got my friends box which was [extremely] loud ... in his car. It's no where near loud...barely audible in fact... [mod edit: language]

Is it more than likely that the genius who installed it originally spliced in before the amp and that is why my signal is so weak? Since it is a Bose they had to pull the signal off of my rear speaker and then run it through an adjustable crossover and then to my amp. Hope i was clear in what said. Thanks a lot. Any help would be great.

P325.1 amp/p2d210 punch stage 2 sub...help

brugg90 — Wed, 16 May 2007 23:47:05 GMT

I ordered these products, but will they work okay together?... i have tried wiring this stuff up and the amp works, but the sub isnt doing anything...

Re: pioneer deh-p6900ub/p5900ib in bose 350z

Paul — Mon, 07 May 2007 15:40:52 GMT

I have great news for you. We have researched your 2003 Nissan 350Z and the Bose system that came in it. We have found that you do not need any special integration adapter to keep the Bose amp and speakers working. Apparently, the Bose amp will accept speaker level signals. That means you can connect either of the Pioneer receivers and everything else will work (including the subwoofer). We do include the vehicle specific parts you need (the kit and the harness) for free with either Pioneer receiver.

I hope this helps!

Turn-On Wire

supermit — Mon, 16 Apr 2007 18:30:59 GMT

I need help, I have a 2007 silverado ltz with the new body style and the premium bose sound system. I am adding som auxillary amps and ipod interface equipment. I have figured everything out except what wire is the turn on wire. Any suggestions???