The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act (MMWA) is a federal law enacted in 1975 to protect consumers by regulating written warranties on consumer products, including vehicles like the Ford Lightning (an electric F-150 variant). It ensures transparency in warranty terms and prevents manufacturers from...
This is not true about the warranty, but the system must be installed properly. Little things like not using the factory ground point on the rear wall and ensuring the signal is grabbed properly will ensure the warranty stays intact. That's why our packages are so elaborate to ensure we meet all...
If you are adding an amplifier, ignore efficiency ratings. The SPL speakers are for very high volume, like the name states with very little regard to sound quality, just a FYI
It's not as easy as just tagging the rear speakers. Fade to where you like the factory system, and then adjust the gain on your amplifier to your liking at that position.
Non-B&O is very different.
If you are running a subwoofer only, a KeyLoc is required to restore the low frequency signal.
If you are running a full system, you do not need the KeyLocs, you want to use ForScan to turn off the EQ and run the signal into the hi-level inputs of the amplifiers.
Awesome! We offer all of the raw components on our website for this reason. Just remember, the FD02, you must solder every wire back to itself then extract the appropriate signal to feed the KeyLoc ??
Yes, those are the raw components. But you’re missing two elements, wiring up the FD02 ( soldering 20+ wires into one another to create a loop) and pre-tuning each one of these before shipping in a truck.
If you have a DMM, DD-1, Oscilloscope and a RTA plus training on signal analysis, you can...
Yes, this is a common setup but requires a few components to make it happen.
First, the HS10 + Bass Knob
HS10 on Amazon
Bass Knob on Amazon
Second, the bass roll-off needs to be fixed/corrected, so you need this interface
B&O Bass Roll-Off Fix Interface
Third, power + ground to the battery...
This video covers the installation of the Stealth behind-the-seat subwoofer packages. This vehicle is 2022 F-150, so when installed into a Super-Duty or older F-150, it might be a little different.
Yes, the phone camera does weird things, much better in person.. We can do it either way, both look great in person. Here is what it looks like with just the letters lit up (Not Lightning, but you get the idea)
If you plug in the ZEN USB, then disconnect from the internet, type in ZEN into your browser and you can adjust the chimes.
The weird artifacts sound like something with the factory infotainment. Did you run a ground from the battery and ensure the ZEN, amplifiers, etc only use that...