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Riptide67 02-14-2014 03:54 PM

New install/removal of Bose Sub
 
So, I am going to install a Zenclosure with JL 10w3v3 and JL mono channel 500 watt amp. The install will be straight forward into a Kenwood DNN990HD.

Can I simply remove the BOSE subwoofer from the spare tire and still continue utilizing the other Bose components?

I already have the wire harness from Crutchfield that allows the Bose to work with an aftermarket headunit.

Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

RonRizz 02-14-2014 04:37 PM

I believe the Bose sub has a built in amplifier, so you should be ok just disconnecting it, and moving forward.

Riptide67 02-14-2014 06:57 PM

I was hoping that was all I had to do with it. Figured I would counteract some of the added weight from the zenclosure by removing the Bose sub. Don't really need to be running both at the same time and it might sound like ****.

Cbtech 02-14-2014 07:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Riptide67 (Post 2693570)
So, I am going to install a Zenclosure with JL 10w3v3 and JL mono channel 500 watt amp. The install will be straight forward into a Kenwood DNN990HD.

Can I simply remove the BOSE subwoofer from the spare tire and still continue utilizing the other Bose components?

I already have the wire harness from Crutchfield that allows the Bose to work with an aftermarket headunit.

Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

Yes you can. but you will soon learn that you should replace the bose components as your system as your subs will over power them and you will need amplified power for your components.

SuperDave 02-14-2014 07:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Cbtech (Post 2693767)
Yes you can. but you will soon learn that you should replace the bose components as your system as your subs will over power them and you will need amplified power for your components.

:tup::tup::tup:
Cheap plug for my DIY

Riptide67 02-14-2014 09:43 PM

I'm going to swap the components out eventually. Just need to figure out what I want.


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