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| Does anybody know where I can find a single or double din mounting bracket for a 2006 Legacy wagon. I want to install an aftermarket in dash navigation unit and I cant find the part I need. I already tried audio accessory manufacturers such as Metra (metraonline.com) and Best Kits (bestkits.com). Would appreciate the help, thanks. | |
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Replying to: teddyg3 (Nov 14, 2006 8:43 am)
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Replying to: kominsky (Nov 14, 2006 10:25 am)
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Replying to: teddyg3 (Nov 15, 2006 3:44 pm) http://www.metraonline.com/downloads/pdf/TurboKits/INST99-8901.pdf |
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Hi all: I've got some Boston Acoustics speakers to install in my 2002 Subaru Legacy Wagon. The fronts are components (SL 60) and the rear are coaxials (SX 65). As you folks know, the factory speakers come mounted on an angled bracket that seems to be a good thing to use, do you agree? I've cut the back part of the brackets off to give the magnets clearance, but am wondering about the best way to mount the speakers to the bracket. I was going to drill some holes into the bracket for mounting to the bracket. Is this what you would recommend? any other tips? What about the tweeters? I was going to put them in surface mounted. The BA SL60 have a surface mount holder that's angled ... recommendations on the best way to point them, i.e. up, towards the listener, etc.? thanks for your help!
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Replying to: reneb (May 27, 2007 8:57 am) I also purchased the subwoofer from Subaru and installed that. Since it required to be plugged into the dash unit, it took a little longer to install. I purchased some speakers from Crutchfield and replaced all four of them in the doors. The factory speakers are paper/fiber cones and distort easily at high volumes. Replacement was a simple process. With the base unit, I now have awesome sound that most passengers always comment on the clarity and bass. Mark 2003 Subaru Legacy L Spec Edt
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Replying to: famof3kids (Jun 18, 2007 7:17 am) |
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Proud owner of a 2005 OUTBACK not so happy with the hassle of tying in a MP3 access to the sound system. I live in a city, Portland OR, that has an over crowded radio band ban and I’m sick of static on my iTrip. I like the interior design of the console to much to buy and after-market head unit. I’ve look into getting hard wire FM modulator into my stock system but that seems a bit pricey and having to run a blank CD seems like functional but awkward work around. This bring me to my next idea I found a used 2007 radio, [which as the aux jack and face plate] at a yard here in Portland and I would like to know if I could remove my current unit and replace it with the 2007? Are the wireing harness compatible? I called the parts people at the “Countries largest Subaru dealer” here in town and got the snub [disapointing]. I would love to get some professional advice on this before I buy. Any insight would be great!! Laska
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