[tecboy]

Does anyone know the specs of the plug that the Bose ANC microphones are connected to? I would rather make a inline harness rather than cut the mic leads..

[JaxChris]

I don't think the ANC mics connect directly to the Bose amp. The Bose system in the 6th gen Camaro doesn't use the Bose proprietary ANC system (Bose ASM w/ EHC). Instead, it uses the same system GM licenses for most of their volume vehicles (which I believe is from Pioneer). That system feeds to the receiver, which calculates a solution tone and passes it to the amp via a separate mono channel wire to the amp. That mono channel is then blended with the rear deck speaker signal by the Bose amp.

[tecboy]

there is a plug in the bose amp that the wiring diagram shows 2 wires for 2 mics...i decided to go a different route and just unplug them in the door vs cutting wires at the amp....everyone who has had the noise when adding subs....said cutting those mic wires fixed the problem

[JoeAyalaM]

Originally Posted by tecboy

there is a plug in the bose amp that the wiring diagram shows 2 wires for 2 mics...i decided to go a different route and just unplug them in the door vs cutting wires at the amp....everyone who has had the noise when adding subs....said cutting those mic wires fixed the problem

I did that, just unpluged them, and it worked just fine.

[Gilley]

Originally Posted by JoeAyalaM

I did that, just unpluged them, and it worked just fine.

I have read that there is one clip for the door panel that is a single use clip and must be replaced with new each time. Did you have to replace any clips when you removed the panel to disconnect the ANC mics? Or did you just reuse the clips? If you bought new clips do you have the part number or description?