Replace SLT stereo with denali stereo
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It likely uses a different amp/subs if upgraded stereo, and may have different wiring and connectors as well.
Probably will need to do wiring at least, may require the amp as well.
Someone here did upgrade the lower level amp to a higher model.
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Probably will need to do wiring at least, may require the amp as well.
Someone here did upgrade the lower level amp to a higher model.
UQS Amp Upgrade
In this thread I will be documenting my progress in upgrading my UQA (Premium Bose, non-nav) amplifier to the UQS amp found in the Escalades. This project would not be possible without the meticulous documenting of Reebok59 as seen in this thread, along with some googling to try and pinpoint the...
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Welcome to the Forum from NH.
Lots of knowledgeable folks here who freely share their knowledge, experiences, and perspectives. Knowledge is power.
I hope that you will become a participating member in the Forum's discussions.
Pics of the truck, please.
The Bose system is an entirely different animal than the non-Bose system. Differences include the head unit, the amp, and the speakers (impedance). Changing out just the head unit to a Bose head unit will not result in a better sounding system, and in fact, it will probably sound worse due to amp interconnection and speaker impedance mismatch issues.
Either stay with what you have, or change the entire system to an aftermarket non-Bose system, which is what I did. But, if you want the factory look, then leave your current system as it is.
Lots of knowledgeable folks here who freely share their knowledge, experiences, and perspectives. Knowledge is power.
I hope that you will become a participating member in the Forum's discussions.
Pics of the truck, please.
The Bose system is an entirely different animal than the non-Bose system. Differences include the head unit, the amp, and the speakers (impedance). Changing out just the head unit to a Bose head unit will not result in a better sounding system, and in fact, it will probably sound worse due to amp interconnection and speaker impedance mismatch issues.
Either stay with what you have, or change the entire system to an aftermarket non-Bose system, which is what I did. But, if you want the factory look, then leave your current system as it is.
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Yes, it can be done. You can do a little research and follow the posts of the owners that self sourced parts and programmed it or get one from here for $2k
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The system above (12-14) has a high density disc / hard drive (hdd) that carries its initial programming as well as the Navi data.
The 07-11 similar looking Navi have a DVD based disc with a much slower processor, prone to wear and obsolete.
2007 - 2013 Chevy Hard Disk Drive Factory Navigation System
The Chevrolet Hard Drive Navigation system is now available to upgrade your 2007 - 2013 Chevrolet Full-Size Truck or 2007 - 2014 SUV.
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The system above (12-14) has a high density disc / hard drive (hdd) that carries its initial programming as well as the Navi data.
The 07-11 similar looking Navi have a DVD based disc with a much slower processor, prone to wear and obsolete.
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