Re: Stereo

["Geoffrey J. Elliott" <geo@cybersnot.com>]

anybody tried this instead...

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----- Original Message -----
From: Matt Zajac <MTZajac@beloit.com>
To: <jettaglx@igtc.com>
Sent: Wednesday, July 14, 1999 10:59 AM
Subject: Re: Stereo


> If you want to lose BOSE amp then you have to rewire all of te speakers.
By losing some volume cnontroll I ment that in general your radio will be
louder than normal (slightly but noticably) and if you want to listen to it
really really quiet you might not be able to. When you going from lowest
volume level it would jump a little and further up the scale would behave
normally.
>
> Matt Zajac
> Technical Analyst
> Beliot Corporation
> E-Mail: MTZajac@beloit.com
> Tel: (847) 229-5843
> Fax: (847) 229-5880
>
> >>> <JerzDevlz1@aol.com> 07/14 11:36 AM >>>
> when u say volume control do you mean a lack of volume in any way, since
we
> are losing the bose amp in the system (or arent we) is the head unit high
> powered enough (most today i believe are 35-45x4) so is that good enough
>
>

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