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harry370z · 01-21-2012, 11:18 PM

Has anyone seen this?

DIY - Increasing / Improving the output of the OEM Bose Murano Subwoofer - Nissan Murano - Nissan Murano Forums

I'm more than happy with the level of bass being produced from the stock BOSE system.

I'm currently running a Bit-Ten and a PDX-5 powering Splits / Rears(Soon)

I'm thinking of running the stock bose sub via the PDX-5 as this will let me control the volume via the Bit-ten DRC. I'm not looking for more bass, just for everything to run through the Audio Processor so I can unify the volume control. I really don't want to loose any trunk spaces by putting in a dedicated sub. I want the installation to be stealth as well. My installer has shown me some pioneer active wheel well sub but it looks very similar to the BOSE unit.

Thoughts on this?

01-21-2012, 11:18 PM	#1 (permalink)
harry370z Base Member Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Sydney Australia Posts: 67 Drives: Nissan 370z 2010 Rep Power: 14	Amping the Stock Bose Sub Has anyone seen this? DIY - Increasing / Improving the output of the OEM Bose Murano Subwoofer - Nissan Murano - Nissan Murano Forums I'm more than happy with the level of bass being produced from the stock BOSE system. I'm currently running a Bit-Ten and a PDX-5 powering Splits / Rears(Soon) I'm thinking of running the stock bose sub via the PDX-5 as this will let me control the volume via the Bit-ten DRC. I'm not looking for more bass, just for everything to run through the Audio Processor so I can unify the volume control. I really don't want to loose any trunk spaces by putting in a dedicated sub. I want the installation to be stealth as well. My installer has shown me some pioneer active wheel well sub but it looks very similar to the BOSE unit. Thoughts on this?