Radio- Why not quality aftermarket?
Linus Toy
linust at mindspring.com
Tue Dec 17 14:05:57 EST 2002
At 12:39 PM 12/17/2002 , Brett Dikeman wrote:
>-complete replacement of all speakers -AND- wiring to speakers(the
>only wiring going to them is power, ground, and low voltage signal.
>None of the low voltage signal wiring is appropriate for carrying
>amplified speaker-level current.)
I disagree...
In my sedan, I have successfully replaced the rear Bose speakers using the
stock wires...admittedly, I am not using a high-power front-end (integrated
head-unit w/ amp), but for what I want, it works fine. FWIW, I also used
the factory speaker harness connectors in the rear deck, moving them over
to my new speakers.
Just beware that the stock Bose speakers are common-grounded. I don't know
how many head-units can handle common ground for speakers (no for my
Alpine, no for a prior Blaupunkt I had) so simply trace back the speaker
ground lead in the wire harness--you'll find the four speaker grounds
swaged together to the speaker ground lead--break here, and you'll have
four separate speaker circuits. I also cheated on the fronts--not wanting
to disassemble the front doors, I simply dropped a pair of 3.5" speakers
under the dash-top grills. For Hi-fi audio, I go home. For car sound,
what I have does just fine. YMMV
--Linus
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