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ViCiouS · 10-29-2015, 11:25 AM

Since I never had the Bose system originally, so I put in around a 2800rms system of my own. However I am parting the car out but still want to have some base while maintaining my aftermarket 6.5s and 4 channel amp.

So I ordered the stock sub setup and wanted to run off my 2 open channels. I came across the write up below, and it seems the subs can handle quite a bit more power than the bose amp and has positive results.

So anyways, I will be doing it this weekend and post back results here as well.

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

10-29-2015, 11:25 AM	#1 (permalink)
ViCiouS Base Member Join Date: Nov 2013 Location: Tampa Posts: 207 Drives: '14 981 Cayman S Rep Power: 12	Extra bass from stock bose subs Since I never had the Bose system originally, so I put in around a 2800rms system of my own. However I am parting the car out but still want to have some base while maintaining my aftermarket 6.5s and 4 channel amp. So I ordered the stock sub setup and wanted to run off my 2 open channels. I came across the write up below, and it seems the subs can handle quite a bit more power than the bose amp and has positive results. So anyways, I will be doing it this weekend and post back results here as well. DIY - Increasing / Improving the output of the OEM Bose Murano Subwoofer - Nissan Murano Forum __________________ 2014 Cayman S - Daily and Track - PDK \| PSE \| SC \| PCM \| H&R \| HRE 2009 Ducati 848 - Weekend and Track - HMF \| Ohlins \| Microtec \| Woodcraft \| ASV 2010 370z Sport - SOLD - KWv3 \| SPC \| Stance Wheels \| Z1 \| Stillen \| FI \| Takeda \| Uprev