Installer said PAC-ROEM NIS2 won't work in my 06 coupe
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Installer said PAC-ROEM NIS2 won't work in my 06 coupe
i got a double din pioneer avh p3300bt unit in my car. there is no more bass bump...car won't hit i rationalized that it was the wiring harness since they used the metra one and then they said that PAC said it won't work for my car and that the one they used is right?? wtf is going on...they even gave me a number to call pac. where's my bass? seriously contemplating putting factory unit back in because i dont give a **** how shitty it is it legit sounded better...and i need music.
i got a double din pioneer avh p3300bt unit in my car. there is no more bass bump...car won't hit i rationalized that it was the wiring harness since they used the metra one and then they said that PAC said it won't work for my car and that the one they used is right?? wtf is going on...they even gave me a number to call pac. where's my bass? seriously contemplating putting factory unit back in because i dont give a **** how shitty it is it legit sounded better...and i need music.
Assuming you had bose before, I'm guessing that they used what they had in stock so that they could get the job done faster.
Despite what the installer said, the G35 is listed in the OEM-1's compatibility list here (only showing up to 2005, but 05 & 06 are identical with regards to radios - factory nav software is different though):
http://www.pac-audio.com/productDeta...&CategoryID=28
The OEM-1 is the actual adapter that converts for the Bose amplifier, the ROEM-NIS2 is just the package that includes OEM-1 with the Nissan adapter harnesses included.
But if you really want better sound, take the $40 or so that would be spent on the ROEM-NIS2 and put it towards even an aftermarket amplifier, you'll be glad you did in the long run..
Despite what the installer said, the G35 is listed in the OEM-1's compatibility list here (only showing up to 2005, but 05 & 06 are identical with regards to radios - factory nav software is different though):
http://www.pac-audio.com/productDeta...&CategoryID=28
The OEM-1 is the actual adapter that converts for the Bose amplifier, the ROEM-NIS2 is just the package that includes OEM-1 with the Nissan adapter harnesses included.
But if you really want better sound, take the $40 or so that would be spent on the ROEM-NIS2 and put it towards even an aftermarket amplifier, you'll be glad you did in the long run..
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