I have a 2010 Chevy Impala LT with factory Bose amp. Do I need the AOEM-GM1416 or AOEM-GM1416A?
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Unsure what the difference is. Id just ask them! http://www.pac-audio.com/contact.aspx keep us posted!
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Yes, with a proper wiring harness, or by splicing into the factory harness, this amp will work perfectly.
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You will also need to buy a gmos 100 interface. It acks as your wiring harness. I personally liked the way my bose stero sounded before the install. You cant use your factory navigation anymore but if you have a smart phone you can use your phones gps through bluetooth. Or if you have a compatible phone that is integrated with the head unit, you can hook up a usb cord to mirror the image off of your phone onto the head unit. Anymore questions feel free to ask.
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If you are using the factory head unit whether or not you have the bose system you will need this to add an amp.
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This adapter, I believe, is only common to Chysler/Dodge vehicles. A GM (antenna) X Motorola (radio) adapter which is differnent from the one above may be needed. You will only know when you remve the radio. OnStar should be of no issue as should Bose.
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Yes. This is designed for Chevy vehicles with the Mylink system. I have not installed mine yet in my 2014 Cruze, but I am part of a forum where this part is suggested for installing an amp.
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yes this will help. I have installed several sound systems for both myself and other people and in my experience most of the time it doesn't matter if you run the rca's next to power (though it is good practice to run them on separate sides of the vehicle which I do do now) you will still get some ground loop noise (basically your getting interference from the alternator) I have purchased 4 of these guys for the cheaper sound systems that I've installed (I usually don't have this problem when installing the high end $2000 sound systems) and they work just fine, no ground noise whatsoever. Your input levels will be a little quieter but you can compensate by turning up your input levels at the amp. yes this will help. I have installed several sound systems for both myself and other people and in my experience most of the time it doesn't matter if you run the rca's next to power (though it is good practice to run them on separate sides of the vehicle which I do do now) you will still get some ground loop noise (basically your getting interference from the alternator) I have purchased 4 of these guys for the cheaper sound systems that I've installed (I usually don't have this problem when installing the high end $2000 sound systems) and they work just fine, no ground noise whatsoever.... » Read More yes this will help. I have installed several sound systems for both myself and other people and in my experience most of the time it doesn't matter if you run the rca's next to power (though it is good practice to run them on separate sides of the vehicle which I do do now) you will still get some ground loop noise (basically your getting interference from the alternator) I have purchased 4 of these guys for the cheaper sound systems that I've installed (I usually don't have this problem when installing the high end $2000 sound systems) and they work just fine, no ground noise whatsoever. Your input levels will be a little quieter but you can compensate by turning up your input levels at the amp. « Show Less
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If you want to use the existing amplifier in your car you need something that is capable of sending a signal to tell the amp to wake up. If you don't use a device like this one you will need to bypass the amp and wire into a harness that will plug into your new head unit. If you bypass the original amp you just need to be careful that your new signal plays nicely with the existing speakers.
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The car I used this for had a factory amp so I was just keeping the wiring consistent with what I was removing. I actually purchased both harnesses for the vehicle because I wasn't sure what I would see when I removed the factory head unit.
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Only if your Bose amp was originally driving a 4ohm load. Which is unlikely, as many Bose drivers are between 0.5 and 2 ohms.
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Depends on how loud you like your music, and how much money you want to spend. If you want to keep the existing factory radio, and not looking for extreme sound levels, the 4-channel Alpine KTP-445U Amplifier is great. The Amp is rated 45 watts RMS x 4 @ 4 ohms , the Kappa are 2 ohms or nearly twice the sound level, and sound great. Try them without the AMP first, I ended up not getting an amp for my 2013 accord
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One that will fit into your vehicle, make sure that the box is port slotted, the bigger the better! And your amp really needs to be at least 2000Watts, and wire them at 1 ohm
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I would ask the manufacturer. The amp had inputs for additional device connection. I only got the 30 modle with no additional add ons. Sorry. I wish I could have been more help
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I can't tell u which adapter you need but I recommend going to the Crutchfield site and plug in your vehicle info and they'll tell you what you need. I would order from Amazon afterwards...they tend to have the best deals.
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I do not know. I had it professionally installed. However I had to buy a specific kit that was extra cost to worked with my original amp and speakers set up.
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If you have the 10 speaker Bose system this is the only one that will work. It has to be the exact factory replacement or it will not work.
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it is just an amplifier. make sure your replacement speakers are capable of handling the increased power input. do NOT tap power from your car's battery. source power from your fuse box. Cooper Bussmann/ATC fuse tapPrice: $5.99Part Number: BP-HHA-RP from Autozone.it is compatible with any head unit. just cut off the RCA connectors from the AMP to use the Speaker out wires from your car's head unit. Please, buy an adapter [do NOT slice into or cut your car's headunit wiring harness]. again, it WILL work. Solder all your connections. Good Luck. Happy New Year!