Exactly how hard is it to install after market sounds? I have all MB Quart Mids and Tweets, (with crossovers), a couple of Alpine V12 amps, 2 Subs,(Bandpass enclosure), and a kenwood EQ. I had no problem installing it in my Jeep but I had an aftermarket Head Unit. How can I get this all wired to the G's factory deck. I will take delivery of my Sedan in Dec. and want to install ASAP.

 

I personally would leave the stock system alone, it sounds pretty damn good. Bose stuff is calibrated for the car it is in.

Dan Parmelee
2003 G35 Sedan
Stock

 

Its pretty darn for a stock stereo but is not that great in the scope of car audio.

 

i put a converter on my stock head unit and put 2 subs in my car with a 1200watt matts d class amp powering two 12inch solo baric l7's.. sounds clean.. my diamond audio highs will be here soon..

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2003.5 Infiniti G35 Sedan .... sports/sunroof </font color=green>

 

I have a sedan g35, have had it since may...I like what you have done to yours. I am looking to add some tight bass to my car, but I am leasing my car. Can i upgrade the stereo even though it is leased? Do you think I need to upgrade the mids and highs as well or does it sound good with just a bass upgrade...I guess what I am looking for is some advice from someone who seems to have a good grasp of upgrading the stereo for the G35, thank you for your time.

 

Its not that hard, I just installed two Alpine V12 amps, two Fosgate 10" in the spare tire well, Fosgate mids and highs and integrated them with my Bose head unit. Sounds very good but I am having problems with the electrical system in the car because the amps are drawing too much power. I even have a capacitor but it looks like I have some more work to do. Take a look at the VIN4 to convert the output signal from the Bose to RCA. The VIN4 is only about $50 US and it works very well.