Need some more sound
#1
Need some more sound
I am looking for some help with upgrading my stock sound system. 2009 f-150 Lariat Super Crew with the Sync. I would like to install a powered sub and some better speakers. I've been working arounds jets for 30 years so extreme bass and squeaky highs aren't that important. Just need a little more thump.
#2
The speakers in the doors are 6x8 I believe and with the sub your going to have to get an amp and then run it to a LOC to the stock head unit unless you get an aftermarket radio also. If you did, the sub would sound better, and so would the speakers.
#3
Adding a sub will be the most noticeable improvement. You can look for a powered sub box I think your not going to find much to fit under your rear seat. I make a dual 10 inch downfire enclosure for $175 & free shipping and you can get a pair of JL 10w0 v2's for $200 a set. Get a good 5 channel amp and your good to go. Your factory door speakers can easily play twice as loud and lot cleaner with a aftermarket amp and proper crossover settings. Once you remove the bass form you factory speakers they can pump out a lot more mids and highs without distorting. For $150-250 more you can change out your factory speakers. Just depends on what you want to spend.
#4
Thanks for the info. I have a Bazooka powered sub that came out of my 02 F150. Do you know if there are RCA connections on the back of the stock stereo? If I can hook the Bazooka to the stock head unit that would save me some bucks. It fits under the rear smaller seat without too much effort.
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Adding a sub will be the most noticeable improvement. You can look for a powered sub box I think your not going to find much to fit under your rear seat. I make a dual 10 inch downfire enclosure for $175 & free shipping and you can get a pair of JL 10w0 v2's for $200 a set. Get a good 5 channel amp and your good to go. Your factory door speakers can easily play twice as loud and lot cleaner with a aftermarket amp and proper crossover settings. Once you remove the bass form you factory speakers they can pump out a lot more mids and highs without distorting. For $150-250 more you can change out your factory speakers. Just depends on what you want to spend.
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