The Bose DSP is doing a lot more than just amplifying frequency ranges it isn't that simple. With my setup, I have found that setting the equalizer to +3 treble and +3 bass gives me the best result. And with that, this guide is very likely not for you, as your goals do not align with mine. If you're also replacing the amplifier, then you'd also need to replace the factory wiring. I'm very happy with the sound quality and they're a very noticeable upgrade over the factory speakers.ĭo note that spending tons more for high end speakers would likely be a waist of money if you're limiting yourself to the factory amplifier. The most important aspect of these speakers versus most other options is that they are a nearly perfect electrical match with the existing Bose speakers. They can be had for cheap on Amazon or eBay (I paid about $75 shipped). I went with the JBL GX600c component speakers, and I do recommend them for your installation. I'm still doing research in replacing the headrest speakers and have not made much progress in that area.
This guide is limited to the front speakers only the door woofers and the A-pillar tweeters. Do not expect a profound, order of magnitude improvement in sound quality Expect a noticeable increase in sound quality/clarity Work with what we've got leave the factory head unit and amps in-place 100% stealthy installation you shouldn't be able to tell that it's modified 100% reversible installation, just in case Do not cut or splice factory wires or connectors It serves as an end-to-end guide for other people who would like to do the same. This thread is a highly documented recount of my experience replacing the stock Bose speakers in my 2016 ND Miata. I've gathered quite a lot of information from forums (special thanks to randmness and whipped99) and just took the time to put it all together for my own installation goals. Basically, the only real issue is that we have cheap, terrible speakers mated to fairly decent electronics. From what I've seen in the ND Miata, this seems to be the case. Bose's amps generally produce a stable, clean signal, plus the digital signal processing (DSP) and equalization (EQ) is usually pretty good. ^^ Come on, you know it's funny! The sad part, it's also true.
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