FORD F150 STEREO UPGRADE UPGRADE
FORD F150 STEREO UPGRADE WINDOWS

Then the price varies greatly subject to the level of stereo components to create a system that makes you happy. You have to use Zen A2B module to integrate new amplifiers, and if you want to tune sound properly you will need a DSP and sound treatments for the doors.

FORD F150 STEREO UPGRADE UPGRADE

If you want decent and even great sound, you must upgrade the stock system which are cheap, small magnet, paper cone speakers running on minimal power. Hush Car Audio is a forum vendor and great to deal with. This is assuming you are using smaller amps that do not require a bigger alternator, bigger cables, or Lithium batteries. You could literally go 1000 ways with a system for our trucks and cost could be a little less or much much more. Installation? Tuning? Could run thousands for this install. Interface if using Zen Module just under $1000 with wiring adaptorįront Component Set.6.5's w/mounting bracket and tweeters $150-$350 I'll give you an estimate of a basic system that could be tailored higher or lower. I'd like to know more about what you are getting for $2500. Once you add wire and all cables you are up there easy. Once you have done that you need to replace your front mids and highs, rear mids, add a sub w/enclosure and then your amps. You may be able to find cheaper interfaces though. If you go with the Zen Module which is the easiest to incorporate it's nearly a grand by itself. You have to have an interface to go from the stock head unit to the amplifiers. You can get away with $2500 but that's pushing it for what you are looking for. That's my personal opinion but there are many people who don't 'crank' that listen to say country music or podcasts.

FORD F150 STEREO UPGRADE WINDOWS

Using the standard - I can clearly hear the music at 70mph with all windows down and moon roof opened now. I know it sounds like a lot, but, if you try to penny pinch the audio, you won’t be happy with the outcome and you’ll have to spend more to fix it. I use a different signal processor than the ’18 and up Raptors- the name escapes me here but it’s a few hundred bucks on its own and totally necessary to retain the factory head unit. I paid I think 900 for the amp, sub and enclosure from MTI - 450w x 1 10”.ĭid a 75w x 4 main amp and components speakers. MTI makes a behind the seat sub enclosure, and under the rear seat enclosures are easy to come by. maybe save some $$$ but it will be more work and some frustration. Junk is relative, there are a lot of guys on here happy with the b&o but the installer is right, the components are very cheaply made. The Maestro should.The Sony in the ’17 could be updated one piece at a time, but the B&O is a bunch different and doesn’t take well to step by step mods. wiring for the 4.3' screen is different than what you have so no it won't work. It also seems like Idatalink's website confirms they are compatible. Tried contacting Crutchfield but they're busy so I'll see if anyone here has used these products. The dash kit says for 4.3 inch screens but I'm not sure why the 8 inch wouldn't work since I'm replacing it? One of the pics for the maestro show heated seat controls so it would appear I'm not losing functionality? For the longest Crutchfield said it couldn't be done and now they say it can so I'm a little skeptical. Has anyone with the 8 inch MFT done it? It shows I need an Idatalink kit and maestro. Now when I poke around their website, it says the radio can be replaced. I went to the Crutchfield website and it said that replacing the radio was not recommended as it seemed their weren't any adapters.

For the longest time, I thought it couldn't be done. I'm looking to upgrade to an aftermarket radio in a 2013 Raptor.

Ford f150 stereo upgrade