Boss audio system installed

[JimboSlice]

Installed a Boss MGR350B into dash today. Sounds great and has bluetooth. It took alot of cutting and the tach had to go, but it's in there. The Boss is a nice unit, actually made for a boat, so the waterproof rating is 6, which is good I guess. Unit cost was $80 on Amazon. It pumps out 60 watts per channel and has 4 channels plus to line out for amps or sub. The stock radio just wasn't cutting it. Gotta have my music.

 

[Freebird]

Nice job. I would have hated to remove the tach but heck, we don't have them on the second gens so I guess it's not a big deal.

[BG Hawks]

Job well done!!

[camos]

Installed a Boss MGR350B into dash today. Sounds great and has bluetooth. It took alot of cutting and the tach had to go, but it's in there. The Boss is a nice unit, actually made for a boat, so the waterproof rating is 6, which is good I guess. Unit cost was $80 on Amazon. It pumps out 60 watts per channel and has 4 channels plus to line out for amps or sub. The stock radio just wasn't cutting it. Gotta have my music.

Is the Bluetooth receive only or can it also transmit to headphones?

 

Your choice of mount seems a bit extreme. Why not replace the radio/cassette with it?

[JimboSlice]

Is the Bluetooth receive only or can it also transmit to headphones?

 

Your choice of mount seems a bit extreme. Why not replace the radio/cassette with it?

 

 

I originally had it where the stock radio goes and found it a bit hard to get to controls, considering my bars are set low. So I decided to put it where it is now. Much easier to control and I think it looks better. I'm ordering a new tach from Amazon, so should have that done this weekend. But yes, it was abit extreme. The worst part as getting the computer to fit back into it's spot. As you can see it shifted slightly to the left, but still readable.

 

Ya know, that's a good question about the bluetooth. I don't have a headset, so I'm not sure, but it is compatible with any bluetooth device I believe