I have the diagram for the wire harness coming out of the bose amp. But ide really like to bypass the bose amp totally if i can, however i have no idea what wires are what going into the amp. Anybody have a schematic showing that wires for pre bose amp. I have a Rockford 360.2 processor so thats not a problem as far as summing if i have to go the route with after the bose amp.At least after i have left/right/pos/neg channels, but the pre bose amp wiring doesnt look like there is much there. Any help would be greatly appreciated as its 9pm and im outside sititn in my trunk tryin to get this **** hooked up haha.

 

Envied,

give me your e-mail and I will send you the entire wiring diagram

 

Thanks man! Im readin this thing and its massive. 555 pages haha. From what ive seen so far, it seems like page 55 contains the information i am looking for. Is this correct?

 

the new g35 is not an easy car to upgrade the sound system, the signal from radio creates a lot of hiss and engine noise. i just finished my 3 way active plus sub set up and it took a long time and a lot of installer to figure out how all the things will work. Some well known shop around california even reject to do any upgrade to my car cause they said its a difficult car to work with. so good luck

 

EnviedG35,
It depends on if you have the Bose w/NAVI; Bose without NAVI; or base system. I have the Bose without NAVI so page 199 was very helpful for knowing what color wire was what. hope this helps

 

A Rockford Fosgate 360.2!!! Good Choice. If you have any questions on how to set it up let me know.

 

can u send me the wiring diagram as well. my email address is lkjohnlk@yahoo.com

 

Are you adding a sub? If so, I'd go the easy route (I did).

Line output converter from a rear speaker (or line level inputs to a crossover) for signal.

And

There's a little $15 thing you can buy for the remote that automatically tells the amp to turn on when there's a signal from a speaker. Hook that one wire to a speaker wire. I forget what it's called though.

Run power, run ground... DONE. No hiss, no feedback, sounds great.

 

the problem with going the line out conversion route is that you are only grabbing the frequencies predetermined by the bose setup.

Some people want their bass to have a full range of sound with out dampening the higher frequencies. I have that same problem running a line out converter on the post bose signel. It seams to severely limit the range of the stock bass inputs to 200 hertz and lower... I WANT THE FULL SPECTRUM!!!

can you send me the wiring diagram too?

ksberthelot@bellsouth.net

 

It sounds fine hooked up through the line out on my system. (it hits low) But, I don't have Bose.