I have a 2008 Mazda Atenza,GH Model with bose. The factory amp is faulty and unable to source 1, will this PAC kit & another amp wire up
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I have a mazda 3 2005 without the bose system but i was able to plug in a pioneer amp without any problems! If you know how to install an amp it shouldnt be a problem...
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This module lets you addon an amplifier to the factory radio. The question is what speakers will you be using because the job becomes complicated if it entails wiring to each factory speaker
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I'm not positive on that, but when I called the auto wreckers originally for an amp, they needed the option code for the sound system, so I would say no, it wouldn't work. Hope that helps. Richard
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yes you can. it has a wiring harness that you can have hooked up to the factory wiring of your stock stereo. I recommend having it professionally installed. Its a great amp, clean sound for mids and highs. I have bought two. I recommend this amp.
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Check your manual on the amp should be able to I have a 4000 watt amp in with channels bridged in with the speakers performes very well my car drops 200rpm @ idle
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After ....... And I recommend Checking out Autotek 7007 this will change your music quality , but I still have my PAC knob but it's unplugged ! The Autotek has knobs SubSub bassMid bass Mid Treble and the blue light is very cool looking and had a built in crossover but if your using the Pac knob u will need two Couplers one for the head unit and one to the amp ..... U can email me if u like blessedwithfaith78 at gmail
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Generically "yes". I don't have an Altima, but looking on the internet, it seems your dash will accept a Double DIN (a double height) Radio. Devil will be in the details of what other stuff came with it. Internet seems to want to make a distinction on your car about Bose Sound. Other gem of information, get the wiring kit for your car. I found it much easier to install when I could plug in one end into the standard wiring harness and just worry about connecting the wire to the radio's wiring harness.
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Honestly I have no clue I used it with a aftermarket amp since I dnot have the gt bose version of the speed
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Yes, if your intention is to replace the Nissan head unit with an aftermarket one and continue using the Bose amp and speakers
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I'll tell you what i did. I connected the Autotek speakers 6.5 in the front with the a pair rear speakers to an amp. The amp is a 400 watt 4 channel. Then i connected a ten inch sub, to a mono amp. So i have two amps in my car, and they sound great. I just looked for a good stereo dealer and had him connect everything. I am really loving the sound I'am getting.
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Not sure, I would ask a GM dealership, due to being an electrical component. The amp went out as I en route to golf. Static a couple of times out of sound system, then "staticy" sound from 1 speaker, then no sound altogether. Knew what problem was right off the bat. Purchased new one & installed, no problems since.
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Only if your Bose amp was originally driving a 4ohm load. Which is unlikely, as many Bose drivers are between 0.5 and 2 ohms.
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Check the input that is for the footswitch used on the back of YOUR amp, if its a standard 1/4inch Jack then this should work.
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Yeah. Just need to have the right wire leads to your amp. Check with a local car audio place cause I couldn't tell ya. Also need to have power to the amp from the battery.
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Yes. This is the best way to do what you want to do. I am using the same item for a signal to my amp for a sub using the Bose system in a 2010 Mazda speed3.
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Only if it is comparable with new fittings. They have changed the pins so you need to check. I had to buy a new stereo as well
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If it had an amp with it, which with a Bose system it has then the answer is no. Look at subthump for a harness that works with the amp itself. Then you can wire the amp to power the new speakers.
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Take your your amp to the stereo store they will tell you if that will work, that what I did to my amp, it depend on how many bridge and channel you have? I don't know what you have on your amp?