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Re: Is the original Bose worth saving?
Where is SecondChance located? Do you have a phone #.
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Join Date: Aug 2012
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Re: Is the original Bose worth saving?
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Re: Is the original Bose worth saving?
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How can I help you? To answer your question - yes. - Turns out this was the OP's question. I believe, even if you upgrade the head unit, Bose amp/speaker combination is worthwhile due to speaker enclosure designed specifically to work with the system. I ripped out the entire system in my 91 Z and installed a after market system. Considering money and effort, I was disapponited. For this reason, my second go around for my 94 Z, I replaced the head unit with Pioneer AVIC Z140, kept factory amp/speakers and added a 10" low profile subwoofer. I am very pleased with the result. Last edited by secondchance; 07-18-2014 at 02:45 PM. |
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