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Old 03-31-2009, 05:07 PM
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I've yet to see a bad review of BSW products, from any model owner. My friend has them in his M3 and they sound amazing, however he also has an aftermarket head unit, and it's a coupe so I'm not sure it would be quite accurate.
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Old 03-31-2009, 05:27 PM
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I've yet to see a bad review of BSW products, from any model owner. My friend has them in his M3 and they sound amazing, however he also has an aftermarket head unit, and it's a coupe so I'm not sure it would be quite accurate.
Thanks for the feedback. A properly installed head unit in a Non-DSP BMW would be installed with a proper wire harness adapter. This would maintain the OEM amplifier as well as the built in crossovers. Usually most of our Stage 1 customers (even those with aftermarket head units) still use the factory amplifier to push the speakers, although it's certainly possible that your friend went through the trouble to upgrade the amplifier & crossovers as well.
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oh just to clarify I didn't mean that my review of the speakers may not be accurate, just that a comparison to his X5 wouldn't be
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Thanks for the feedback. A properly installed head unit in a Non-DSP BMW would be installed with a proper wire harness adapter. This would maintain the OEM amplifier as well as the built in crossovers. Usually most of our Stage 1 customers (even those with aftermarket head units) still use the factory amplifier to push the speakers, although it's certainly possible that your friend went through the trouble to upgrade the amplifier & crossovers as well.
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oh just to clarify I didn't mean that my review of the speakers may not be accurate, just that a comparison to his X5 wouldn't be
No sweat! I understood what you were getting at; I wanted to offer a little context for anybody else who might be reading.
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