will this work with the oem bose amp or is this only when you want to install after market amp
2038883
Honestly I have no clue I used it with a aftermarket amp since I dnot have the gt bose version of the speed
2038884
It's for an aftermarket. In theory you could hook it up to an amp and run it to the Bose woofer. I don't if the Bose woofer could take more power though. The consensus on the Mazda forums is to install an aftermarket woofer and leave the Bose as is. http://www.mazdaspeedforums.org/forum/f434/bose-subwoofer-question-76035/
2038885
This is only for aftermarket, it will blow the Bose if you give it more power.
380180
Yes It will work with any receiver. I used it with my Yamaha, and did not have any problems.However, make sure your receiver is not too powerful. If it is too powerful, and you crank up the volume, you may damage the speaker.I have since traded my Yamaha for a new Bose system which included a new center channel speaker
703362
Yes. I plunged mine in under the center console at the Bose amp because there isn't a lot of room behind the head unit with the Bluetooth there. I had to run the remote for the amp off of a fuse in the fuse box.
1286137
Work on any amplifier but you need to look the cable configuration (pin 1 and 3rd on bypass to protect from the noise and interference) working on pin 1-3 with 2
1709809
Buy after market connectors and attach to your radio harness then attach the matching one to your speakers
2231656
If it had an amp with it, which with a Bose system it has then the answer is no. Look at subthump for a harness that works with the amp itself. Then you can wire the amp to power the new speakers.
119849
Nope--will work with any amp. Your instrument plugs into this unit. Out put goes into your amp. You will need 2 cables.
2236634
Be sure the have the blue/white wire connected it turns on your factory amp .
1625471
I installed this system in my 2000 Mercedes ML320, which had a factory Bose system. Are you planning to do the install yourself? I used my local auto stero shop to do the install. They charged about $175 to do the install, but I also had a Sirus module and backup camera installed too. If they know what they are doing it shouldn't be a problem as long as you have a double din opening.
2153752
It will work with any amplifier, hope that answers what your asking, which is brief.
278252
You need this if you want to listen to the actual radio on your aftermarket radio. It is basically an adapter from your factory antenna to your aftermarket radio antenna.
2000157
the head unit will work with any application.but I think that amp puts out 450 watts @ 4ohms on 1 channel if its a class d amp 800 watts @ 2ohms on 1 channel and 1100 watts @ 1 ohm on 1 channel just be sure to check your amp on what it puts out per channel like I said the #s I show are for a class d mono amp these #s will change if its a 2 or 4 channel amp the d class are for subs but you probley know that hope this helps
2137602
The vehicle has a separate four-connector plug for speaker connections. If your new aftermarket stereo has a single plug, you can still attach both of these to it without issue, as the total number and type of wires is the same, and in some cases you may even have extra wires from the head unit you do not even need, like a power antenna control wire (use a piece of heat shrink tube to bend these back on themselves and keep them from grounding). Everything is color-coded on these and matches all new head units' color-coding so there's no guessing what goes where.
60359
In installing the PAC ROEM-NIS2 in conjunction with a standard after market head unit stereo system, this combined unit effectively replaces the four channels that used to come the original stereo head unit installed in the Nissan vehicle. My understanding is that the lower frequency signal that drives the sub-woofer comes from BOSE amplifiers; I expect it is derived in front end of the amplifier from the input signals to the amplifier. The fact that it did work and now doesn't to me indicates something has happened in the input stage of BOSE amplifier. Sorry I can't be of much more help.
2189763
Yes it will work- It doesn't have anything to do with your steering wheel controls, Onstar, or whether or not you have a Bose system. You will have to contend with those options when you decide to upgrade the radio itself. This unit will easily add an amplifier to a factory GM radio. To install- simply unplug the radio harness from the back of the radio, plug in the unit to the radio, and finally replug the factory harness to the corresponding plug on the pac unit. Now you have two fadeable pairs of RCA outputs and a remote turn on lead for your amps. That's it- super easy.
2182011
If you have a Bose system or any system with factory amps it will reset when u turn it off.
168328
There's really no need to use the clean sweep with an aftermarket head unit. The clean sweep literally "cleans up" the signal from stock units - this is necessary because the stock unit generally has a weird EQ curve. The clean sweep takes the weird signal and makes it nice and flat, which is what an amplifier likes to see. On the aftermarket head unit you can adjust the EQ of the unit more than a stock one. So, technically, yes it would work. But it won't accomplish anything that a good head unit would do.