95 Max non-Bose radio

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BeeP - 05 Jul 2004 17:10 GMT

Are the speaker outputs from the basic non-Bose radio/cassette
anything special? (in contrast to the special output from Bose to
the amp'ed speakers). Can the non-Bose speakers be replaced with
aftermarket speakers, or are some signal issues I need to worry about?
I am thinking of putting in a stock am/fm/cassette stacked with the
then-optional CD player (2-din total). I already have some very nice
aftermarket speakers installed, and have an amp if I can figure out a
way to connect to the stock head unit.
Any insight appreciated, TIA
Bob
95 SE Auto

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Richard Tomkins - 06 Jul 2004 00:48 GMT

I just replaced my Nissan (Clarion) radio with a Sony xplod series. The
other radio died. I got a wiring adapter, did the deed and everything is
fine.

The one thing that aftermarket radios do not have is the diversity antennae
capability, so you end up at some intersections inching forward to cancel
multipath reception problems, which you don't really hear very well while
driving.

So, in answer to your question, replace the speakers without problem.

Depending on the size of the amp, there may be enough space in the dash.

> Are the speaker outputs from the basic non-Bose radio/cassette
> anything special? (in contrast to the special output from Bose to
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