replacing bose door speakers with infinity kappas
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encore.... 2 things:
1) we all want to make sure the girl flying in from vegas was for legal recreation, haha
2) what do you think of the sound after installing the 60.7cs ??
1) we all want to make sure the girl flying in from vegas was for legal recreation, haha
2) what do you think of the sound after installing the 60.7cs ??
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Originally Posted by rob40wilson03
encore.... 2 things:
1) we all want to make sure the girl flying in from vegas was for legal recreation, haha
2) what do you think of the sound after installing the 60.7cs ??
1) we all want to make sure the girl flying in from vegas was for legal recreation, haha
2) what do you think of the sound after installing the 60.7cs ??

2) They sound very clear but seem to be lacking punch. I just read somewhere else on here that I may have wired them in reverse polarity. The stock wiring is red/silver green/silver. I assumed red silver was positive and green silver was negative. From what i read it is the opposite. That may be why I am lacking punch. If anyone else can confirm stock wiring polarity that would be swell.
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Originally Posted by dut
Is the stock amp "powerful" enough to push aftermarket speakers/tweets?
Originally Posted by EncoreCestMoi
Yes and if you saw the paper cones with a magnet the size of a quarter that is the stock bose "premium" speakers you would know why an upgrade is mandatory.
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Originally Posted by dut
Long story short, I have some new MB Quartz laying around I was going to try to swap out.
Originally Posted by EncoreCestMoi
Yes and if you saw the paper cones with a magnet the size of a quarter that is the stock bose "premium" speakers you would know why an upgrade is mandatory.
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Originally Posted by Gilley
And the stock speakers aren't even the weak point of the Bose system. Tha amp is. It is low powered and adds bad equalization.
Alright I purchased infinity kappa perfects 6.1 for the front doors and some kappas for the rear sides. From what i hear it sounds like spacers are required for both front and rear but what size? there is 2 sizes 5.4 and 1 inch i believe.
Originally Posted by g35guy86
Alright I purchased infinity kappa perfects 6.1 for the front doors and some kappas for the rear sides. From what i hear it sounds like spacers are required for both front and rear but what size? there is 2 sizes 5.4 and 1 inch i believe.
correct me if i'm wrong,
the three models...Kappa Perfects Series, Kappa Series, Reference Series...the Kappa Perfects are the only ones that's 4ohms? The other two are 2ohms which is optimum with the factory amp.
Originally Posted by EncoreCestMoi
2) They sound very clear but seem to be lacking punch. I just read somewhere else on here that I may have wired them in reverse polarity. The stock wiring is red/silver green/silver. I assumed red silver was positive and green silver was negative. From what i read it is the opposite. That may be why I am lacking punch. If anyone else can confirm stock wiring polarity that would be swell.
It looks like it should be Green (+); Red (-).
Let me know if it's better afterwards. I am also considering replacing my door speakers. Thanks!
Originally Posted by Deezflip
correct me if i'm wrong,
the three models...Kappa Perfects Series, Kappa Series, Reference Series...the Kappa Perfects are the only ones that's 4ohms? The other two are 2ohms which is optimum with the factory amp.
the three models...Kappa Perfects Series, Kappa Series, Reference Series...the Kappa Perfects are the only ones that's 4ohms? The other two are 2ohms which is optimum with the factory amp.
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Originally Posted by twitch
It sounds like you did reverse the polarity. Look at the attached wiring diagram.
It looks like it should be Green (+); Red (-).
Let me know if it's better afterwards. I am also considering replacing my door speakers. Thanks!
It looks like it should be Green (+); Red (-).
Let me know if it's better afterwards. I am also considering replacing my door speakers. Thanks!



