Replace B&O door speakers only?

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wmflyfisher

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I’m pretty damn impressed with my factory B&O system. Has anyone replaced the door speakers (front and rear) with something better than factory and noticed a difference doing just that alone?
 

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I’m pretty damn impressed with my factory B&O system. Has anyone replaced the door speakers (front and rear) with something better than factory and noticed a difference doing just that alone?
a much bigger inpact and easier job would be to replace the factory amp ,the amp is the issue not the speakers
 

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I don’t see it located behind my rear seat do you know where it is? B&O 14 speaker unleashed.

On the 2024 F-150, the amplifier is on the passenger side, behind the foam/carpet panel. Here in a few weeks, we are releasing out 2024+ products, so be on the lookout
 

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Be careful what you wish for...

IDK what Ford does on the F150 B&O, but I understand at least some of the Mustangs get a ‘flat signal’. I will say that I can pick out mids, acoustic riffs, etc in several songs that the 2017 Sony system sounded like muddled noise. <-- the aftermarket speakers made it sound worse! basically they just more truly represented what was being sent to them, which was a terrible effort at mixing.

If the Rap / F150’s are still doing the jumbled mixing done one previous Jen Too, it will likely not sound better, or maybe marginally worse. The B&O puts a heavy reference on the front stage and the rears are probably only getting about 25% of the signal. Still, you’ll want to do new speakers regardless and if you’re not happy with the sound, the next step is the amp and signal processing.
 

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Still, you’ll want to do new speakers regardless and if you’re not happy with the sound, the next step is the amp and signal processing.
That's toying around Smurf. I say do it all in one shot and be done with it...speakers, amp, sound treatment, etc. if he truly wants a better sound. LOL...buy once, cry once!
 
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