Sony Factory Amp, factory wires and Crossovers
10-17-2017, 04:36 PM
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Sony Factory Amp, factory wires and Crossovers
Hey Everyone
I have decided to upgrade my Front speakers with new components
I have a 2016 F150 Lariat with the Sony system
Putting in:
JL Audio C2650 Components
PDR-F50 Alpine Amp
10" Sub - Still looking into that
AudioControl LC6i
Will be using factory wiring for speaker runs so NOT running new wires
My questions are this.
I have heard that the Sony amp has the cross over built in for the front tweeters. How are you guys working around this when using the factory speaker wires?
I have decided to upgrade my Front speakers with new components
I have a 2016 F150 Lariat with the Sony system
Putting in:
JL Audio C2650 Components
PDR-F50 Alpine Amp
10" Sub - Still looking into that
AudioControl LC6i
Will be using factory wiring for speaker runs so NOT running new wires
My questions are this.
I have heard that the Sony amp has the cross over built in for the front tweeters. How are you guys working around this when using the factory speaker wires?
Last edited by 2014Screw; 10-17-2017 at 04:46 PM.
10-18-2017, 03:03 PM
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Hey Everyone
I have decided to upgrade my Front speakers with new components
I have a 2016 F150 Lariat with the Sony system
Putting in:
JL Audio C2650 Components
PDR-F50 Alpine Amp
10" Sub - Still looking into that
AudioControl LC6i
Will be using factory wiring for speaker runs so NOT running new wires
My questions are this.
I have heard that the Sony amp has the cross over built in for the front tweeters. How are you guys working around this when using the factory speaker wires?
I have decided to upgrade my Front speakers with new components
I have a 2016 F150 Lariat with the Sony system
Putting in:
JL Audio C2650 Components
PDR-F50 Alpine Amp
10" Sub - Still looking into that
AudioControl LC6i
Will be using factory wiring for speaker runs so NOT running new wires
My questions are this.
I have heard that the Sony amp has the cross over built in for the front tweeters. How are you guys working around this when using the factory speaker wires?
10-24-2017, 12:03 AM
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Originally Posted by ciscokid1957
This is what I am thinking of doing.. Probably in the spring..
Just wondering if any one else has tried the idatalink Maestro AR ?
Just wondering if any one else has tried the idatalink Maestro AR ?
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10-27-2017, 03:32 PM
#6
Originally Posted by ciscokid1957
Just wondering what other equipment you plan on installing?
Morel MPS 1.550
Morel MPS 4.400
Rockford Fosgate DSR1 with 360.3 processor
Maestro F02 T Harness
Morel Tempo Ultra 6.5 in components for front stage
Morel Tempo Ultra Integra 6.5 in coaxiales for the rear stage
2 JL 8w3 V3’s in a JL Ported Box
1 gauge OFC wire to distribution blocks on amp rack
4 gauge OFC wire from distribution blocks to amps
2 Installgear 0/2/4 Distribution blocks
Wire ferrules for all power and speaker connections
All other connections soldered
Crutchfield Reference RCA’s
Bussmann 100 Amp type III Circuit Breaker
Tesa Tape for Pre-looming
Everything loomed in techflex
Custom logo heatshrink by FlexR LLC- highly recommend them if you want a custom touch
Custom 3D printed tweeter brackets by @Spincycle76- he was awesome to work with and shipped within 2 days. Made me 2 sets.
Metra 82-5607 speaker rings for front doors
Metra 82-5605 speaker rings for rear doors
Silence everything with 36 sqft of Noico Black 80 mil sound deadening
Everything mounted to 1/4” abs sheet
Gonna start tomorrow morning! Extremely excited!!
Last edited by dhmcfadin; 10-27-2017 at 03:37 PM.
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10-28-2017, 01:43 AM
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Originally Posted by ciscokid1957
Sounds sweet! Take plenty of pictures! 