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I don't know...in my case, rear speakers sounds without any bass and subwoofer stay flat...

I installed a Nakamichi 8" subwoofer behind the rear seat, I took the signal from the rear speakers...the subwoofer didn't even move...no low frequencies. I connected it with the front and everything worked much better... So the rear speakers DO have their frequencies cut...

Did you buy it? How did it work? Was the installation easy?

Could be...the first Mavericks that came on the market had a battery drain problem...maybe it has something to do with it.

On Sunday I got the same message when I opened the door, but everything works fine. Exactly the same thing happened again today... the warning again and go to service...so weird

Thanks man! Do you think that I can use +12v direct from batt for an impedance adapter?

Thanks! It look great, but I don't know if they ship to Argentina, and the cost including taxes doesn't seem attractive...

I'm installing front components, rear coax, Mosconi DSP, and active Nakamichi subwoofer. My question is, using an impedance adapter, two channel input and 4 channel output, where do I get the remote, +12v and ground? I'll took the speakers signal from HU harness...it's quiete small and difficult...

Not only do you have to consider the space behind the woofer, but also between the plastic panel and the door plate...

Great! One more question...the wires coming out of the amp go straight to each door or to the part you cut to take the signal?

POV...The advantage will be less resonance in general and a more defined sound, since the door panel will vibrate less.

Thanks for your answer! Let's see if I understand correctly... you cut the cable from the stereo connector, from there to the amp, and from the amp you re-spliced the cables that go directly to the speaker, right?

Hi! Where did you cut the speakers wires? Near the head unit? Could you upload some pics of that?

Yeah!!! Upload some pics of the final instalation...

The Way I have mine set up I have an amp powering the door speakers and powering the subwoofer in the back. There is a Signal Converter I hid in the dashboard that is grounded and powered up there by the radio wiring. The Amp is in the back behind the back seat grounded to the factory bolt like...

LOL that's the nick name we gave the ford door chime at my job. I work in Automotive. lol. Its a good thing it stopped playing if you hunt back for one of my original replys. I was trying to make it shut up. Also the amp is grounded behind the seat like in the OP photo same way. I have a ground...

How did you connected to ground? I used one of the connector behind the rear seat and had no problem... My amp have an auto power on/off function, so I didn't have to use any fuses. "Ford happy song"??? What is that???

Para el remoto te conviene el fusible 6. No necesitás fusible de 20 amperes. Por otra parte, creo que ese sub tiene auto power on...por lo que enciende con la señal de audio de los parlantes. Yo le instalé un sub Nakamichi de 8". Me quedé con las ganas del Pioneer pero se me iba de...

I could hear it, and the same thing happens to mine. It comes from the rear speakers.

I have the exact same issue...just before the courtesy lights go off...I have a 2022 Lariat...I have no idea what it can be...