Subject	this happened in my maxima, this was my fix
Posted by	TranceSender(Knob Fiddler) on October 06, 2000 at 5:44 PM
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In Reply To	Problems with bose stereo posted by Cleveland tt on October 06, 2000 at 05:28 PM
Message	I had an aftermarket head unit on it (don't know if you do) and the buzzing started to get worse and worse. I just bypassed the amps and that was that, no buzzing. However, if you have the stock head unit, bypassing the amps will give you little sound. If you get a decently powered(above 25watt x 4) aftermarket head unit, there will be no need for the amps on the stock speakers. I had a speaker that didn't come on for about 15 minutes every morning and buzzing from a different speaker. All were related to the amps giving out. So, you just may want to spend a hundred or so for a new headunit and just try the bypassing process. good luck Screw the Skyline! Give me a R-390! Hamid The only sunroof having Z32 on the planet. I think? The last letter in the alphabet, is the last word on sports cars! Trance is sent from my tables to your ears!@!@!@
Follow Ups	Problems with bose stereo - Cleveland tt 17:28:47 10/06/00 Its Blose...>>>> - NA300ZX (Tampa) 17:34:32 10/06/00 this happened in my maxima, this was my fix - TranceSender(Knob Fiddler) 17:44:01 10/06/00 Re: Problems with bose stereo - gasdude 20:00:00 10/06/00 Re: Re: Problems with bose stereo - jezebel 21:13:09 10/06/00
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