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New harness for aftermarket install
If you have a bose system and want to upgrade the head unit you no longer have to use the pac unit and wire up 8 different wires to wire it in with the bose system.
Now the plug and play unit plugs right into your rca jacks of your new unit that is it! Nissan/Subaru Receiver Wire Harness For select 2007-up Nissan and 2010-up Subaru models at Crutchfield.com |
I used one like that on my 350 with Bose. The only issue that I ran into was a hum when there was no music playing. Due to the weird Bose resistance.
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wow wtf :|
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I guess it'll be easier when I upgrade to the new alpine
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So the bose headunit sends a line level signal to the bose amp? Or does it send a speaker level signal that i can run straight in to my amp's speaker level input
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It should be mentioned that this will work assuming you have a 4v headunit. If you have a 2v, the volume level will be too low.
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It may of been available for other cars however it has been confirmed that it does work with the 370z. BEFORE we had to use a pac low freq device to lower the output of a new head unit to the bose system such as used which I did toxik's install. This was not available at that time last year.
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Sorry audio noob here. Is this the only extra thing required to upgrade the bose system with an aftermarket head unit?
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if you plan to use the rest of the bose system, then yes. if you plan on wiring new speaker wires then no.
make sure you buy a HU with pre-amp output of at least 4V. otherwise your signal is too soft to run the bose amps. pioneer's my choice for HU as they have 4V pre-amp outs. |
Yes I'm planning to use the rest of the bose system. Thinking about picking up the Kenwood DNX-7120 that's up for sale in the classified section. Will that work fine?
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PM sent and yes
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