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[Monkeydad]

Originally Posted by mredskins

Are you kidding me? California Amps are cheapest on the market, got roll Orion when it comes to amps.

Hence the "bang-for-the-buck" comment. They perform very well for little $$.


Pyramids are the cheapest...and crap.

[mredskins]

Originally Posted by Buster

Hence the "bang-for-the-buck" comment. They perform very well for little $$.


Pyramids are the cheapest...and crap.

Ok we really should have had this discussion say 16 years ago but anyways from my experiences with them they never lasted longer then a month. And the feedback they sent through the speakers was so bad it made the PA system in my High School sound like IMAX theater.

In my area back in the day if you were rocking CA Amps folks were laughing at you. I rather roll stock then CA Amps any day.

[saden1]

With all this talk of car audio systems I've decided I want to upgrade my car audio system. Any suggestions? I was looking at the Kenwood DNX-9960. I have Bose speakers in my car and I rather like them so all I'm looking for is a in-dash system with navigation, Bluetooth and video playback.

[TheMalcolmConnection]

Originally Posted by saden1

With all this talk of car audio systems I've decided I want to upgrade my car audio system. Any suggestions? I was looking at the Kenwood DNX-9960. I have Bose speakers in my car and I rather like them so all I'm looking for is a in-dash system with navigation, Bluetooth and video playback.

I have a Kenwood head unit and it's always my favorite brand. They're going to make the Bose speakers sound awesome, but for some reason Kenwood always gets a little tinny for me. Are you going to use an amp?

[saden1]

Originally Posted by TheMalcolmConnection

I have a Kenwood head unit and it's always my favorite brand. They're going to make the Bose speakers sound awesome, but for some reason Kenwood always gets a little tinny for me. Are you going to use an amp?

I was planning on using the amp that comes with the Bose.

[mredskins]

Originally Posted by saden1

I was planning on using the amp that comes with the Bose.

You might want to buy your head unit through Crutchfeild then becasue in order to do that you will need a special wire harness.

The in car Bose amp most likely has the power and remote wires in a harness and the speaker wires in a separate harness.

If memory serves me correct and times have change since I did my last install but Bose system cars you basically had to work around their amps and head units becasue of the wiring.

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by saden1

I was planning on using the amp that comes with the Bose.

check the amp and speaker specs

sometimes they speakers will be at a higher resistance (in ohms) and the amps may run hot/become damaged, etc if you add in typical aftermarket speakers (typically around 4 ohms)