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Hey guys,

I have been planning my stereo upgrade, but have had a change in direction (going to go all in and throw out the entire Bose system instead of trying to work around it). Unfortunately, this decision happened after I purchased a few things which I no longer need.

ITEM: Infinity Kappa 60.9CS

PRICE: $210+postage

DESC: I was planning using these in my rear doors, but have since found they don't fit (too deep). However, they are a good upgrade for those who want to do their front speakers, and they are one of the ONLY speakers that are a direct drop in replacement for Bose speakers as they are a rare 2 ohm impedence (same as factory). If you use a 4 ohm speaker on the Bose system, they will be very inefficient and lose a lot of volume. The Infinity speakers can be run off the OEM Bose amp with good results due to their efficiency (sensitivity rating of 93dB which no speakers in this price range can match). But they will also take 90WRMS, meaning if you want to amp them down the track, they will be up to the task.

COMPARISON REVIEW: http://caraudionow.c...t-car-speakers/

CONDITION: Brand new in unopened box. Waiting for them to arrive - will be sold on immediately.

LINK:http://www.crutchfie...ppa-60-9cs.html

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ITEM: PAC ROEM NIS2

PRICE: $45+postage

DESC: This is a must have for anyone who is planning on using an aftermarket head unit. When you change the head unit, you lose the digital signal that the Bose system runs off, resulting in a large loss in sound quality. This is a simple plug n play that goes into the Bose harness on one side, and into your head unit harness on the other end. With head units so cheap at the moment, it's the perfect time to upgrade.

CONDITION: Brand new in unopened box. Waiting for it to arrive - will be sold on immediately.

LINK & More INFO : http://www.pac-audio...x?ProductId=811

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Pickup is avail in Melbourne CBD, OR BUY BOTH for $250 and I'll pay the postage.

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Nothing digital about the bose HU signal.. it is just balanced.. so you just need a balanced to unbalanced converter or find an amp that can accept a balanced input.

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Thanks. Which is what the PAC ROEM NIS2 is.

All you need to know is that if you want to run aftermarket head unit with your Bose speakers and amp - you need this.

Will also have a JL Audio 500/w Slash V1 series amp for sale soon too.

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Throw me an offer guys.

These will sh1t all over your Bose speakers.

Selling because I've purchased some Focals for my front stage (don't tell my missus)

Also have this for sale:

ITEM: JL Audio 500/1 V1 Class D Mono Amp

PRICE: $250

CONDITION: Used

DESC: It's a couple of years old. No scratches, just a bit dusty. Rated at 500WRMS @ 4ohm - it's currently driving a 250WRMS Sub, so it has had a very easy life. This is a top quality amp - only selling as I've bought a 5Ch amp so I can one run one amp to power my whole system and hide everything under the carpet in the boot. Can hear it running.

INFO: http://www.sonicelec...udio-500-1.html

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Which Focals did you get? They are awesome stuff :)

I bought the P165 V30's....planning to run a front stage only - and remove the rear speakers and 6x9s all together.

http://www.focalaust...-v30-6-5-2-way/

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