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No for many reasons. The first is the ohms rating of the subs, second is frequency crossover a head unit can't produce an amplified signal crossed over to that frequency
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No for many reasons. The first is the ohms rating of the subs, second is frequency crossover a head unit can't produce an amplified signal crossed over to that frequency range. Third is it wouldn't even be worth it to add the bose sub with a external aftermarket amp but that can be done.
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