What to know about Bose

DEpointfive0

Matt, I don't mean to be an àsshole, but I didn't read the whole thread...

I have Bose, with Nav

If I JUST want to change 4-6 of the speakers (maybe not the tweeters) can I do so? On Crutchfield it shows ONLY one choice for the fronts (and they're $200) and for the rears there are 50 options.

So, the questions are: is there a direct front replacement that will work with the random ohm rating?
AND, more importantly, will new speakers allow my music to be played louder without the Bose limiter? (I assume that it's either the HU/Amp or more likely the speaker that has a resistor/transistor/Some shite I don't know, that prevents the speaker from burning out)

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bigaudiofanat

Not really, if you install any new speaker you will want/need to install an external amp and a LOC to A) give you a clean un altered signal. B) Be compatible. There are some installers out there that argue you can, however it will not sound good and give you the volume your after in my experience.

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DEpointfive0

I know this is a terrible answer... But at THIS moment, I'm not too interested in doing a full install, and I'd assume that changing at least the speakers is better than nothing(?)
That being said, I know that all the Bose systems have weird Ohms, but is there a speaker out there that will work without any major modification?

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