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Audio Advice for an '03 w/Bose
jt2 replied to RF5BPilot's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
No highs? No lows? It must be BOSE! :P I can't speak specifically on the Bose system in the 996, as I'm new to the P-cars, but in general what you're describing is classic Bose: They sound “ok” at rest, but fall down in real-world conditions. My guess is the fault lies with the huge amount of equalization they typically use in their systems. The problem you'll face (or at least with every other Bose I've encountered) is that they use ultra-low impedance speakers, so you can add all the speakers to the list of things you'll have to replace if you want to exorcise Dr. Bose’s demons from your car.