Hi, I recently bought a Mazda MX-5 NB /02 Titanium with a Bose audio system (door speakers are splits) the base is abysmal. Before you write this off by suggesting a complete change of system, which would be the logical procedure, I have 2 other vehicles into which I have installed Boston Audio speakers and sub with dual Alpine PDXs, so I am aware of this course. Problem 1 is I want to keep this little-used vehicle looking original and problem 2 is the Bose speakers are .5ohm and cannot be replaced by conventional speakers, otherwise it would have a set of Bostons ASAP. It would seem the originals are driven by a 100w into 2 amplifier. Full specs are hard to obtain. As it is usually driven with the top down sound quality is not so important but better mid base is. cheers Pete.
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Mazda mx-5 Bose speaker replacements
Started by blackpete, Mar 31 2011 11:30 AM
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Posted 31 March 2011 - 12:02 PM
easiest option would be to bin (store) the oem gear and replace with aftermarket gear. no other options in BOSE's (Box Only Sound Extra) case.
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