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Old 01-14-2014, 11:45 AM   #72 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by SuperDave View Post
I didn't use the bose amp. And you dont need to "run new wires to avoid the bose crossovers" because the crossovers are built into the bose amp. The bose amp has front and rear left and right input, power ground and remote, and front and rear left and right and tweeter outputs... just clip and snip. Give me a few days to get the diy together.

Was just trying to say, you dont need to buy LOCs and run new wiring just to upgrade the components. I simply found all the oem wiring and utilized it.

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Different kind of build in crossover inside the bose amp bud. Read my original post about it.

As I stated earlier you can do it but I highly recommend not to and would not for any of my customers simply because your not getting the best quality out of your new speakers.
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