Bose Speaker Finally Replaced
#31
05-27-2014, 08:43 PM
Ryem3
Could you send me a private mail with your email, seeing as I don't have enough posts yet I'm not able to send you one with my email, I have a number of questions I'm hoping you can shed some light on. Thanks
Mike
Mike
#32
05-27-2014, 11:26 PM
if this thread is over can I hijack it for one sort of related question?
In the passenger footwell you know the air con vent on the side next to the centre consol? Well mine vibrates when I play bass'y songs on or up loud, I press the vent and the vibration stops. anyone else get this? remedies? Was thinking of modding some gaffa tape to tone down the vibrations...
In the passenger footwell you know the air con vent on the side next to the centre consol? Well mine vibrates when I play bass'y songs on or up loud, I press the vent and the vibration stops. anyone else get this? remedies? Was thinking of modding some gaffa tape to tone down the vibrations...
#33
06-13-2014, 09:00 AM
I've had my system in for 2 days now (same as RyeM3's). When I first listen after picking the car up I would say it was a good upgrade over the BOSE, knowing/hoping that further speaker break-in would improve sound.
Although I've only had about 2 hours of listening time on the speakers so far, they are already improving quite substantially in sound quality from when I first picked up the car. Better dynamic range, more detailed/natural high's and tighter bass. I would say the car now sounds excellent.
I've very happy with the change and would certainly recommend it do others.
I'd certainly be interested in swapping the BOSE subs if RyeM3 finds a suitable replacement that improves the bass tightness.
Russell
Although I've only had about 2 hours of listening time on the speakers so far, they are already improving quite substantially in sound quality from when I first picked up the car. Better dynamic range, more detailed/natural high's and tighter bass. I would say the car now sounds excellent.
I've very happy with the change and would certainly recommend it do others.
I'd certainly be interested in swapping the BOSE subs if RyeM3 finds a suitable replacement that improves the bass tightness.
Russell
Thanks!
#34
06-29-2014, 06:02 PM
Hi guys i was wondering if any of you have changed you pcm to after market deck ? and if so how is the sound quality with bose system still in use?
#35
07-07-2014, 10:54 AM
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Its a 2 minute job so I don't know why I waited so long.
Without the Bose center speaker, the focals work in harmony for improved sound/clarity... so, yeah, definitely disconnect/remove center speaker if u do the 'budget install' speaker upgrade.
now I have the setting on 0 treble and 0 bass on most songs via Dension.
#36
07-21-2014, 07:53 PM
hey Crazycarlitos,
how are you? so I stopped by Gold Star Audio today and asked about info to do the same setup you did, have my appt for wednesday so just to make sure the setup you did is as follows:
the front:
IS200 2-way component (1" tweeter and 8" mid bass)
ISC100Coaxial (4" mid and 1" tweeter)
the rear:
ISC100 Coaxial
the Center: DISCONNECTED
Sub: LEAVE IT AS-IS (CONNECTED)
quick question, do you know how much of a difference in sound quality would it be if a leave the bose speakers on the rear or just do the IS200 on the front instead of IS200 AND ISC100coaxial??
Thanks for any replies, hopefully you'll see this post before wednesday in case I need to do any chances to my quoted setup.
how are you? so I stopped by Gold Star Audio today and asked about info to do the same setup you did, have my appt for wednesday so just to make sure the setup you did is as follows:
the front:
IS200 2-way component (1" tweeter and 8" mid bass)
ISC100Coaxial (4" mid and 1" tweeter)
the rear:
ISC100 Coaxial
the Center: DISCONNECTED
Sub: LEAVE IT AS-IS (CONNECTED)
quick question, do you know how much of a difference in sound quality would it be if a leave the bose speakers on the rear or just do the IS200 on the front instead of IS200 AND ISC100coaxial??
Thanks for any replies, hopefully you'll see this post before wednesday in case I need to do any chances to my quoted setup.
#37
07-22-2014, 12:11 AM
Join Date: Feb 2010
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Rep Power: 159 hey Crazycarlitos,
how are you? so I stopped by Gold Star Audio today and asked about info to do the same setup you did, have my appt for wednesday so just to make sure the setup you did is as follows:
the front:
IS200 2-way component (1" tweeter and 8" mid bass)
ISC100Coaxial (4" mid and 1" tweeter)
the rear:
ISC100 Coaxial
the Center: DISCONNECTED
Sub: LEAVE IT AS-IS (CONNECTED)
quick question, do you know how much of a difference in sound quality would it be if a leave the bose speakers on the rear or just do the IS200 on the front instead of IS200 AND ISC100coaxial??
Thanks for any replies, hopefully you'll see this post before wednesday in case I need to do any chances to my quoted setup.
how are you? so I stopped by Gold Star Audio today and asked about info to do the same setup you did, have my appt for wednesday so just to make sure the setup you did is as follows:
the front:
IS200 2-way component (1" tweeter and 8" mid bass)
ISC100Coaxial (4" mid and 1" tweeter)
the rear:
ISC100 Coaxial
the Center: DISCONNECTED
Sub: LEAVE IT AS-IS (CONNECTED)
quick question, do you know how much of a difference in sound quality would it be if a leave the bose speakers on the rear or just do the IS200 on the front instead of IS200 AND ISC100coaxial??
Thanks for any replies, hopefully you'll see this post before wednesday in case I need to do any chances to my quoted setup.
I wouldn't leave the Bose in the rear. The bose's crappy speakers seem to over power the focals. Better to just replace the rears with matching speakers, especially considering the low cost involved IMO.
And personally I would not know how it would sound if u just replaced the tweeter/woofer in the front and leaving the mids as-is. Once again, I'd prob go with replacing all the speakers while the door panels are off.
Let us know how u like it.
#38
07-22-2014, 08:27 AM
Yeah, that's the set up i got.
I wouldn't leave the Bose in the rear. The bose's crappy speakers seem to over power the focals. Better to just replace the rears with matching speakers, especially considering the low cost involved IMO.
And personally I would not know how it would sound if u just replaced the tweeter/woofer in the front and leaving the mids as-is. Once again, I'd prob go with replacing all the speakers while the door panels are off.
Let us know how u like it.
I wouldn't leave the Bose in the rear. The bose's crappy speakers seem to over power the focals. Better to just replace the rears with matching speakers, especially considering the low cost involved IMO.
And personally I would not know how it would sound if u just replaced the tweeter/woofer in the front and leaving the mids as-is. Once again, I'd prob go with replacing all the speakers while the door panels are off.
Let us know how u like it.
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