I have a 2008 mazdaspeed 3 with the premium bose setup will this work for adding a amp/sub with my current system?
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Yes it's what I've done with my car. This basically T's into the radio harness and then the cables from the amp plug into it. I think theres a writeup on how to do it on Mazdaspeedforums.org
1296718
not sure yet haven't used it and I have a gen 2 (2013) I did my research before buying am confident it will work am pretty sure it will do just fine with yours also
1296719
Yes. I also have a 2008.5 Mazdaspeed3 GT with Bose, and this works perfectly. It plugs in between factory harness and stereo and gives you 2 channels for adding to the stock system. I only added one amp and one sub, and it works perfectly.
1286780
yes you can. it has a wiring harness that you can have hooked up to the factory wiring of your stock stereo. I recommend having it professionally installed. Its a great amp, clean sound for mids and highs. I have bought two. I recommend this amp.
1857915
I don't really know, I asked a rep. if I could just buy a console and use my Bose speakers from my Yamaha receiver and he said no the speakers are matched to the console, so you might want to contact a Bose store and asked a rep. about your's. Hope this helped.
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Get a seperate amp. If my stock one was a 2/10, after speakers and a head unit id rate it a 4/10. But the amp jumped it to 8.5/10. AMP is a HUGE difference
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My 2008 has the Bose system and it works fine even have a amp and sub hooked up to it
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No it's not going to work. This unit only works on systems that have both a matter and a slave unit... I don't know what you would use for you're application. Maybe an aftermarket stereo is better.
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Depends on your factory connector. The speaker has the normal large positive and smaller negative contact that you have to slip a "terminal connector" onto. I installed these into a mazda 626 that had an external factory amp and I just moved the connectors off the old speaker and installed them on these new speakers. You will find though that sometimes spending the time to cut the wire, restrip the wire and put a new connector on will pay dividends with power transfer...based on the age of you car and the amount of oxidation or rust that has accumulated on those metal connectors installed by the car manufactor. Depends on your factory connector. The speaker has the normal large positive and smaller negative contact that you have to slip a "terminal connector" onto. I installed these into a mazda 626 that had an external factory amp and I just moved the connectors off the old speaker and installed them on these new speakers. You will find though that sometimes spending the time to cut the wire, restrip the wire and put a new connector on will pay dividends with power transfer...based on the age of you car and the amount of oxidation or rust that has accumulated on those metal connectors... » Read More Depends on your factory connector. The speaker has the normal large positive and smaller negative contact that you have to slip a "terminal connector" onto. I installed these into a mazda 626 that had an external factory amp and I just moved the connectors off the old speaker and installed them on these new speakers. You will find though that sometimes spending the time to cut the wire, restrip the wire and put a new connector on will pay dividends with power transfer...based on the age of you car and the amount of oxidation or rust that has accumulated on those metal connectors installed by the car manufactor. « Show Less
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Yes, I have Bose system as well, have to pull out radio but this works perfectly with my car specific sub amp. No complaints
2157515
This should work wel for your system. The total power of my amp stated on the test sheet was 715amps. It has plenty of power. Turn off the low pass switches to the speakers and get your base from the Sub woofer! I think you will be happy!
540908
I put it on a mazda 3-2005, but you have to check the connector behind the player, this is made for not to do anything else just plug it
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If your head unit has a pre amp it should be fine, the bass on these units are good .
401166
This amp will push that sub with no problem. I had a similar setup in my civic.
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Sorry for the late response. On my research I did for the Radio, It says it is not compatible with the Bose Sound. Installation was quick and it is all plug and play. It has all the needed cables for my 2007 LS Tahoe. I changed the OEM Radio.
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Go to Kicker support website, it has the exact dimensions of this sub. You need to measure your car's spot/hole diameter and dept to see if it will fit. I don't know if the "mach audio upgrade" has a sub already but if it does you should be able to wire this one with the same cables, may need to cut the tips. Only draw back with a stock system is it may not exploit the full power of this sub
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No you don't but it really depends on the amp in your current head unit. The more clean power you can provide to them without exceeding the speakers RMS the better. I hope that helps. Try them with your current had unit and if you need more power then add an amp.
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It depends on what your pioneer stereo has in the back. But you wouldn't need that for amp and sub. For that I would find a starter wiring kit. The amp for your subs would tell you the specs and what wires you need
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As long as you have the front fairing and the rear box's I think you should be able to use this kit. The amp has a high level input from each speaker and a new output to each speaker. And the amp on mine I just used the velcro supplied with the kit to mount it on top of the stereo. So I dont see why it wouldn't work for you.