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mxxmikexx

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Posted: June 12, 2005 at 1:25 AM / IP Logged

anyone have experience installing a new head unit in newer vettes' ? (2004 case in point) i did a quick search in the forum and ran across the PAC ROEM-Vet1 being talked about, i take it i need one of these to interface a new headunit with the factory BOSE system? and i also ran across a note on the PAC website, saying that optional tweeters needed to installed in order to retain high frequencies. whats the deal with that? any help would be appreciated!!!!

Mike Battaglia

Specialized Car Audio

Bensenville IL 60106

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soundzplus

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Posted: June 12, 2005 at 9:15 AM / IP Logged

hey there --

I have done LOTS of Vettes --

The front Doors -- 7" woofer and a 4" mid

Rears are a 5.25" mid only -

There are 2 amps in the car - One Above the Gas Pedal the other in the foot well These Amps are also the xovers for the complete system

Depending on what u r tryin to do - you can leave the Stock Radio in there -- NEED to Wire around the OEM amps. - and you might wantto drop an Line Driver on the output -

Otherwise to swap the oem radio .... the Bezel is alittle bit of a pain in the ass -- rear consloe / under drivers dash need to come off =

Pop a dash kit in there - Bam - done!

Hope all this helps ..

Marty

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mxxmikexx

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Posted: June 12, 2005 at 11:55 AM / IP Logged

"Otherwise to swap the oem radio .... the Bezel is alittle bit of a pain in the ass -- rear consloe / under drivers dash need to come off =Pop a dash kit in there - Bam - done!"

Thats exactly what they want done, just a new head unit installed nothing else, retaining the rest of the bose system, metra lists a 99-4000 for the dash kit and a 70-1858 for the wire harness. So are you saying you dont need anything special to interface a new head unit with the OEM bose system? no kind of interface? are you using hi-level or lo-level from the new source units to feed the bose system?

Mike Battaglia

Specialized Car Audio

Bensenville IL 60106

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soundzplus

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Posted: June 12, 2005 at 12:00 PM / IP Logged

well if u r changing just the radio ....

You will need an interface part - We use products from SoundGate - Work Everytime --

email me at soundzplus@aol.com

Ill get the info for ya

Thanks

Marty

Soundz Plus, Inc

Complete Custom Car Audio

Warrenville, IL

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