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2007 Suburban Bose, Can I add an amp easily?

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2007 Suburban Bose, Can I add an amp easily?

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I want to add an amp to my factory Bose system, can this be done?
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im sure there is a way but its a pain in the ass im sure. probably have to wait till a bypass module comes out. u can try this. best bet is to get a jl clean sweep or a rockford 360.1
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like add an amp for some subs? and keep everything stock?
just get a line-out converter.
if you are replacing everything except the radio, get a clean sweep.
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Post by JeremyC »

jonnyb wrote:like add an amp for some subs? and keep everything stock?
just get a line-out converter.
if you are replacing everything except the radio, get a clean sweep.
If he has the bose system with a factory amp, a LOC won't work. He will need the clean sweep, or 360.
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JeremyC wrote:If he has the bose system with a factory amp, a LOC won't work. He will need the clean sweep, or 360.
Not true... The new "Trunkloc" system by PAC is designed for just this application ;) Retail is $49.95 on it, but can be had for cheaper
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u have to check the resistance on the speaker's before you do all of that because some of the bose systems speakers have a resistance of .2 or other very low resistances. and it maybe amplfied which means you need to get the wires behind that dash.
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The application sheet on PACs site shows this one for use with the Bose and similiar set ups for trunk/ rear speaker application, others you would have to do as Bill recommended.
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Sorry guys, you lost me. Whats the clean sweep, 360, and PAC.

It's a 2007 Suburban LT Z71 with the Bose, Nav, and rear view camera system. Top of line truck, only options not on the truck are the power running boards.
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clean sweep, and 360 are products by JL and Rockford Fosgate, respectively.
what they do, is take the speaker level output, flatten the pre-set EQ curve from the crappy factory source unit, and output it to RCA connections.
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and PAC is the company that makes the other converter.
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