what ohm is the factory bose sub? Id like to utilize it if i could and i would really love a simple way to use the factory amp but if not ill use an aftermarket. Thanks.
what ohm is the factory bose sub? Id like to utilize it if i could and i would really love a simple way to use the factory amp but if not ill use an aftermarket. Thanks.
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i cant find a spec.. try to take a digital ohm meter and measure across terminal a to b, and than c to d.. the static restiance should be close to the impedance of the speaker, it should be a dual voice coil speaker (or i think it might be two side by side). i checked a bunch of years and none has the spec,
38" swampers, 350 tbi, 14 bolt rear, 10 bolt front
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(hummertech @ Jun 19 2006, 12:00 AM) [snapback]55724[/snapback]</div>I wished that worked. Since stereo output works in AC not DC, I have always been told it's not as simple as using an ohm meter. I've never measured one with a meter that matched the value on the speaker.i cant find a spec.. try to take a digital ohm meter and measure across terminal a to b, and than c to d.. the static restiance should be close to the impedance of the speaker, it should be a dual voice coil speaker (or i think it might be two side by side). i checked a bunch of years and none has the spec,
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See my truck data in the "My Garage" section here... http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/my-ga...tml#post191709
just hook up the bigest amp up and hope for the best... the late 05 to 06 bose amps wernt class two driven. just hook them up..
38" swampers, 350 tbi, 14 bolt rear, 10 bolt front
i bought a JL w6 to replace the bose.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Tim Z @ Jun 20 2006, 01:48 PM) [snapback]55821[/snapback]</div>where is your sense of adventure???? dare to step out of the box. but for real, just try to power the bose speaker up with whatever you have to see what it has to offer. you already have the replacement speaker right??? its fun to blow up stuff...let us all know how that works..i bought a JL w6 to replace the bose.
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38" swampers, 350 tbi, 14 bolt rear, 10 bolt front
i like to have fun but cant see killing a good speaker, besides its too much work putting in the console then having to take it back out for a speaker change. when i do something i try to do it right the first time. LOL !!My sense of adventure is fading the older i get cuz i dont have lots of time anymore.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Tim Z @ Jun 17 2006, 12:29 PM) [snapback]55674[/snapback]</div>I got from SilveradoSS.com that it was a 6 1/2 inch 8 ohm sub single voice coilwhat ohm is the factory bose sub? Id like to utilize it if i could and i would really love a simple way to use the factory amp but if not ill use an aftermarket. Thanks.
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thanks, the one i have is a dual voice coil out of an 05 model.
take the speaker to the wall outlet!!!!!! let that bitch burn......burn i say!!!!. just a little fun is ok every now and than. i watched a guy take a 15" square kicker to the wall outlet, 115v of ac pounding, you never seen a speaker move like that before, its freeking the coolest thing i've ever seen...
38" swampers, 350 tbi, 14 bolt rear, 10 bolt front
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