Thinking about putting this in my BMW 335i with harman kardon sound system??
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Should be a great system. Just be sure to get the appropriate sized amp to power it.
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Very good sub, im running one going to add another parallel. Hits good and hits hard. It will pulse your head. You will be very happy!
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I personaly think you should have two in your car if you want it to be better and get a bigger ported box
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It sounds amazing I have to keep it turned down into minus 5 just to hear the music but when I want it to hit hard I turn it up all the way and it'll rattle your head I love this lil sub
1709809
Buy after market connectors and attach to your radio harness then attach the matching one to your speakers
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You can install it completely out of sight. I have the unit itself installed behind the glove compartment on my 2000 323i Sedan. Depending upon the model BMW you are installing it on you will probably need to hook up cables to the CD Changer hook ups in the trunk and run the cable up into the interior. Mine had a faulty microphone that I had to contend with but other than that the install was pretty easy (disclaimer I own a body shop). Audivox replaced the microphone for me and I'm really enjoying it.
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The main thing is the model of the stereo head unit. The aux audio feature appeared at a certain point in the series; I am of the understanding that this feature goes back to at least 2003, so you should be OK. E46fanatics.com is a great resource and there are many personal accounts there to draw upon.I installed mine in the sunglasses storage bin above the ashtray so as not to have to reach for the glove compartment, but had to do a good deal of drilling and cutting on the rear side to get it to close (due to the way the lid moves against the bin) and even after a considerable amount of work the action is not perfect. I may end up relocating it to the glove compartment per factory instructions. The main thing is the model of the stereo head unit. The aux audio feature appeared at a certain point in the series; I am of the understanding that this feature goes back to at least 2003, so you should be OK. E46fanatics.com is a great resource and there are many personal accounts there to draw upon.I installed mine in the sunglasses storage bin above the ashtray so as not to have to reach for the glove compartment, but had to do a good deal of drilling and cutting on the rear side to get it to close (due to the way the lid moves against the bin) and even after a considerable amount... » Read More The main thing is the model of the stereo head unit. The aux audio feature appeared at a certain point in the series; I am of the understanding that this feature goes back to at least 2003, so you should be OK. E46fanatics.com is a great resource and there are many personal accounts there to draw upon.I installed mine in the sunglasses storage bin above the ashtray so as not to have to reach for the glove compartment, but had to do a good deal of drilling and cutting on the rear side to get it to close (due to the way the lid moves against the bin) and even after a considerable amount of work the action is not perfect. I may end up relocating it to the glove compartment per factory instructions. « Show Less
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I agree that you "could" get cheaper speakers that are laughter, but that does not mean the sound quality is better. Harman Kardon is one of the BEST brands when it comes to sound purity and quality. Plus others may sound good at first, but they will ruin in one year. These may last at least three to five years. Not for nothing these guys make the sound systems for most of the top-of-the-line Mercedez Benz cars
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No it is for a car , not a home. I would look for a home stereo EQ. There will be a lot of problems you will encounter trying to make that work, for one, the power supply for the 12 volt unit. There may be a way to do it for someone with good know how. But I think you would be more satisfied with a home unit you can just plug and play.
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Yeah, I bid on the BB2001 thinking the same thing (it would be compatible without a doubt). The Harman Kardon is questionable as I can't find it anywhere else on the net to learn more about it and the e-bay seller references an HP part number for it. ?????
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Yes. I recommend a PAC audio. The particular model will depend on your vehicle trim level
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Hello,If your BMW has an "Aux In" plug-in and a "USB" plug-in, it should work fine.BMW - AutoGoodParts
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Nope, don't buy it. I just tried in my Camry. You're better off getting a whole new radio <.<
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If your radio has a "mode" button on it, you can add an aux input relatively easily with a cable that plugs into the back. Search Amazon for an e46 aux cable.
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Nope, don't buy it. I just tried in my Camry. You're better off getting a whole new radio &lt;.&lt;
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I'm not sure but I am sure of this you will need a new dash din which is what holds the stereo. Take it to a audio shop to get a pros opinion
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I installed this system in my 2000 Mercedes ML320, which had a factory Bose system. Are you planning to do the install yourself? I used my local auto stero shop to do the install. They charged about $175 to do the install, but I also had a Sirus module and backup camera installed too. If they know what they are doing it shouldn't be a problem as long as you have a double din opening.
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I have a 5.1 harman kardon system and the back speakers sound quality sounds wirelessly as good as front speakers.
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Sherry, I cant tell you if these would be a direct fit. there may be modification involved to make them fit physically in the car. There is also a question of whats called impedence or ohm value compatability. if the impedence of these woofers differs too much from the blown factory woofer the sub may seem way louder or way less volume than the factory sub. in a worst case scenerio if the impedence is too far off damage to factory amp will occour. All I can say for certain is my experience with these woofers is exceptional ESPECIALLY considering the price. Although I can't spell I'am a Factory Certified Level 1 BMW Diagnostic Technician with a background in audio spanning 23 years.
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Sure. Just buy a GM to blaupunkt wire harness. Then plug in and enjoy.But...I would consider buying a Sony head unit. They work better than the new Blaupunkts.