2013 F-150 with Sony stereo. How to install aftermarket amp?
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I'm far from an expert..maybe others can chime in...The sony sub is designed to roll off some of the bass at higher volume. .not sure why..from what I've read in the forum a very good sounding option is to upgrade the sony speakers and add the mono amp/small sub.. Some have poly stuffed the sony sub and had good results. .others have not..
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I installed a LOC off the rear passenger speaker wires (hid it in the mid pillar plastics) and a stand alone gain controller today. Wired the remote line off tbe #38 fuse in the passenger side fuse panel (time delayed accessories fuse so it will turn off once door is opened after ignition is shut off like the rest of thr factory stereo does.)
Rear passenger speaker wires exposed ready for LOC install. Roomy location for a LOC.
Rear passenger speaker wires exposed ready for LOC install. Roomy location for a LOC.
#16
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When replacing the sony sub. All you have to do is install a high input level amp after the small sony amp. Thats its. everything else stays stock and it sound great.
https://www.f150forum.com/f38/2009-f...0/#post1086086
https://www.f150forum.com/f38/2009-f...0/#post1086086
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BrandonSBates (10-23-2014)
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When replacing the sony sub. All you have to do is install a high input level amp after the small sony amp. Thats its. everything else stays stock and it sound great.
https://www.f150forum.com/f38/2009-f...0/#post1086086
https://www.f150forum.com/f38/2009-f...0/#post1086086
Thanks for any advice.
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sorry to bring up a dead thread, but I just did this recently using my Sony sub wiring harness and I'm getting some awful crackling at random times has anyone else has this problem? I think it has something to do with the stock Sony amp but I don't know. Ran the Sony wires into a scosh LOC then ran that into my JL jx500-1d into 2 JL 10w0s wired at 2 ohms.
Thanks for any advice.
Thanks for any advice.
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i didn't get any crackling with a different head unit, so I'm assuming the stock amp is the issue. Problem occurred before and after LOC install, I was using high level Inputs before the LOC still problem with both I'm thinking I need to tap rear door speakers
#20
Hello,
I can only imagine this has been asked before. I apologize in advance to those that may be offended by a topic already covered being asked again.
So, I have a 2013 FX4 super crew with the Sony "premium" stereo. I notice that as I turn up the volume the sub gets progressively less potent. Thanks Ford....
I am looking to replace the amp/sub with an aftermarket combo.
Is there anything I need to be aware of before hand?
Processor needed?
Any tricks to make it work properly without the bass going empty as I turn up the volume?
If I am oblivious to an important question please feel free to input your opinion. However, do a dummy a favor and keep it simple.
thank you
Brandon
I can only imagine this has been asked before. I apologize in advance to those that may be offended by a topic already covered being asked again.
So, I have a 2013 FX4 super crew with the Sony "premium" stereo. I notice that as I turn up the volume the sub gets progressively less potent. Thanks Ford....
I am looking to replace the amp/sub with an aftermarket combo.
Is there anything I need to be aware of before hand?
Processor needed?
Any tricks to make it work properly without the bass going empty as I turn up the volume?
If I am oblivious to an important question please feel free to input your opinion. However, do a dummy a favor and keep it simple.
thank you
Brandon