Bose system

2fast4thelaw

Before I ordered my Z I drove several trims of the 370Z and I didnt think the BOSE system was any better than the stock stereo. It just had slightly more muddy bass!

Its not that hard to have an aftermarket stereo system look like it came with the car. If you do aftermarket system go all the way and do it right otherwise you will not be happy.

I recommend the following: (I will not suggest brands as it only creates an argument on here)


1. (1) Double Din sized head unit

2. (1) 4-channel amplifier (75X4 to 100X4) watts RMS is perfectly adequate.

3. (1) Set of 2-way 6-1/2" component speakers

4. (1) In-spare tire subwoofer enclosure with an 8" or 10" subwoofer depending on how much bass you want and how low you want it.

If you want your Z to be quiter inside I highly recommend sound deadning. It makes a huge difference and makes the Z much more refined.

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labk888

What about the tweeters? Shouldn't they be replaced as well?

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LABK
10' 370Z/PW/6MT/Touring Sport/Illum. Kicks/Ventureshield Ultra/F1 Pinnacle 15% Tint/PLX KIWI

2fast4thelaw

Absolutely, A component speaker set is made up of seperate tweeters, mid-woofers, and crosover modules.

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