Mike.a.h
Registered User
Hi all!
I apologise as I know there is other posts about this but there's ALOT of conflicting information and I'm struggling to get a definitive answer to what I want to know.
The brand's I'm considering:
Erisin (seemingly best value for money)
Xtron
Dynavin (Only if clearly the best due to huge price difference)
I'd anyone has any other suggestions I'm open to them. Or even a non OEM look head Unit could be considered I just couldn't find a decent picture of one installed to see how I feel about the non OEM look as I do think a lot of them look a bit tacky with lots of blue flashing lights.
So the main questions are:
Any reason I should avoid the above?
Any recommendations?
Will all of those work automatically with Bose?
The last question is important to me as sound quality really is important to me so I want to be using the bose amplifier. I've seen people using in line converters which must be atrocious for the sound quality, using the cheaper stock amplifier then transforming the signal back down and amplifying it again. So do all of these work with a preamp and does the head unit then control the gain of the Bose amplified successfully and if not how do I do that?
Thanks for any help!
Mike
I apologise as I know there is other posts about this but there's ALOT of conflicting information and I'm struggling to get a definitive answer to what I want to know.
The brand's I'm considering:
Erisin (seemingly best value for money)
Xtron
Dynavin (Only if clearly the best due to huge price difference)
I'd anyone has any other suggestions I'm open to them. Or even a non OEM look head Unit could be considered I just couldn't find a decent picture of one installed to see how I feel about the non OEM look as I do think a lot of them look a bit tacky with lots of blue flashing lights.
So the main questions are:
Any reason I should avoid the above?
Any recommendations?
Will all of those work automatically with Bose?
The last question is important to me as sound quality really is important to me so I want to be using the bose amplifier. I've seen people using in line converters which must be atrocious for the sound quality, using the cheaper stock amplifier then transforming the signal back down and amplifying it again. So do all of these work with a preamp and does the head unit then control the gain of the Bose amplified successfully and if not how do I do that?
Thanks for any help!
Mike