can bose mess up aftermarket radio?

[omarb45]

have a pioneer dvd in dash worked ok with bose as long as bass was down.had to work on car reconected battery n radio was on full bass blast then turned offnever to come on again..any help?its a double din slot loading player.

[the converted]

Probably not, but double check both of the fuses to make sure that you didn't blow any of them. Did you have it connected through a line level adapter, or just straight to the bose system?

[omarb45]

I didnt do it,installer where I brought it did it.Probably straight hook up.At least he did a toggle switch on console to watch tv.iI checked fuse under dash it was ok,so pull out radio n check that 1?

[the converted]

There's one under the hood. I'm not positive if there is a separate one for the bose amp or not.

[zerepdivad]

If you went to a shop and the installer bypassed your in dash then that doesn't speak too highly of that installer in my opinion.

[omarb45]

didnt understand your post,anyway it was a place called audio works in Texas.My amps were already dead so theybeen takin off.removed factory tape deck n put in duoble din dvd worked good as long as bass wasnt set to high guess factory speakers cant handle it. too much distortion.had a sony worked good but later went with now the non working pioneer.so.. can the speakers send some kinda signal or something back to reciever messing it up?

[zerepdivad]

What kind of car was it? Do you know the impedance of the speakers? Many bose systems are 2 or even sometimes 2 ohm speakers. ANd if the bose amps were bypassed and those said 2 or 1 ohm speakers were hooked up to the deck, they could very well damage the deck.

[omarb45]

Its a q45.changed out door speakers for 6'5s but kept factory 6x9's