Good point. I will be sure to bring some guests with me and throw them in the backseat when I test drive to make sure my "normal" volume level isn't too loud lol.All trim levels because of the bottle holder in the door panels.
Ha@Fishchris Aren't you the audio Guru? What's your take on this?
Also, do we know if this is for all trim levels or if this is the Lariat Lux sound system only that has this mounting?
This is what happens when you cut the development time from 12 months to 3 months.Who came up with this brilliant idea? I guess if you have rear passengers you'll have to have to turn the fader to front only
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Because... One liter water bottles..This is what happens when you cut the development time from 12 months to 3 months.
But the real question is ,why didn’t they just leave them where they have been for the last 20 years ? Which is in the doors .
So true .Because... One liter water bottles..
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WHOA!Who came up with this brilliant idea? I guess if you have rear passengers you'll have to have to turn the fader to front only View attachment 1199
This amp?Well first off, I don't know about you, but I never sit in my rear seatslol
Secondly, I wont be using those speakers anyway. Right now, I'm trying to decide between dedicated tweeters in my dash and mids in the door spaces, OR, tweeter / mid coaxials in the dash, and some nice little mid bass drivers in the doors. Subwoofer will be moveable, but typically on the floor behind passenger seat.
I'm actually getting pretty excited about my sound system in the MaverickI think it is going to sound phenomenal > and, I don't expect it to cost much more than $1000 even with a little install costs ....which I know how to do, but its just such a PITA, id rather let the guys that do that every day, to do this for me. I do want to find somebody with experience with the Kicker Key amps though, to make sure I can get those DSP's dialed to spot on
Whoo Hoo ! Sound quality + a little bit of loudness too
SQL is where its at !
No. It does anything but make it flat. You put a microphone on the drivers headrest, set the factory stereo to flat, Bluetooth some test tones, close the door, let it do it’s thing.This amp?
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interesting idea. I’m guessing it’s internal eq is trying to make the response FLAT?