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This is the first of five long posts; on the B&O sound system upgrade of my 2024 Ford Maverick with Lariat trim. Here are the titles of the 5 posts:
Part 1: Introduction and Conclusion of B&O Sound System Upgrade
Part 2: B&O Front Door, Tweeter and Rear Speaker Replacement
Part 3: B&O Center Speaker Replacement with a 4 inch Speaker
Part 4: B&O Subwoofer Replacement
Part 5: B&O Upgrade, Subwoofer Amp Installation
I would like to acknowledge the invaluable info provided by this post found on this forum:
https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/f...he-maverick-b-o-sound-system-diy-howto.14291/
Here are some videos that which provide info on panel removal for speaker replacement:
Front Doors:
Front Tweeters:
FORD MAVERICK UPPDER DASH SPEAKER REPLACEMENT! (Improve your poor audio)
Rear Speakers:
Here is the list of components I used for the upgrade:
Front Speakers:
- Infinity Reference REF607FSL Reference Series 6-1/2" 2-way car speakers (shallow mount)
- Metra 72-5602 Speaker Wiring Harness
- Metra 82-5605 Speaker Mounting Brackets
Dash Tweeters:
- Infinity Reference REF757T Reference Series 3/4" textile dome tweeters
- Metra 72-5605 Speaker Wiring Harnesses
Center Speaker
Infinity Reference REF407F Reference Series 4" 2-way car speaker
Rear Speakers:
- Infinity REF-4032CFX Reference 4 Inch Two-Way Car Audio Speakers
- Metra 72-5603 Speaker Harness
Subwoofer:
- KICKER 48CWRT672 CompRT 6.75" Subwoofer, DVC, 2-ohm
- Door Speaker Adapters Fit for Dodge/Chrysler/Jeep 6X9 to 6.5 Inch Black
Subwoofer Amp:
- KICKER 46CXA4001T CXA400.1 400w Mono Class D Car Audio Amplifier Amp
- KICKER 46KISL K-Series Interconnect, Speaker Wire to RCA Adapter
- RD Rock Direct True Spec 8 Gauge Car Audio Cable Amp Wiring Kit - 2 Channel CCA Power Cable Amplifier Install Wiring Kit with Tinned OFC RCA Cable
If you purchase the speakers from Crutchfield they provide complementary installation kits; wire harness and door adapters. Otherwise everything is available from Amazon.
I went with the Infinity Reference speakers because of their moderate price, Frequency response and high Sensitivity. I always stay with the same brand and line of speakers when making upgrades. This ensures a consistent and matching tone between the speakers. Mixing speaker brands may result in a system where the high and lows, between speakers, do not exactly sound in sync. My opinion of speaker matching does not apply to subwoofers. Here you purchase the size subwoofer and power you want to spend.
I use speaker wire harness adapters to avoid splicing and soldering into the truck wire harness. Plus it ensures correct speaker polarity. To plug into the OEM wire harness I did have to solder the wiring for the Center Dash speaker and Subwoofer. This work was done on a workbench, outside of the truck.
Conclusion:
The system sounds great. What I thought was a VERY GOOD OEM sound system has been upgraded. The system has improved clarity with uniform and deep bass which emanates from all areas, front and back. The Surround Mode is drastically improved by setting a moderate bias to the rear speakers.
Part 1: Introduction and Conclusion of B&O Sound System Upgrade
Part 2: B&O Front Door, Tweeter and Rear Speaker Replacement
Part 3: B&O Center Speaker Replacement with a 4 inch Speaker
Part 4: B&O Subwoofer Replacement
Part 5: B&O Upgrade, Subwoofer Amp Installation
I would like to acknowledge the invaluable info provided by this post found on this forum:
https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/f...he-maverick-b-o-sound-system-diy-howto.14291/
Here are some videos that which provide info on panel removal for speaker replacement:
Front Doors:
Front Tweeters:
FORD MAVERICK UPPDER DASH SPEAKER REPLACEMENT! (Improve your poor audio)
Rear Speakers:
Here is the list of components I used for the upgrade:
Front Speakers:
- Infinity Reference REF607FSL Reference Series 6-1/2" 2-way car speakers (shallow mount)
- Metra 72-5602 Speaker Wiring Harness
- Metra 82-5605 Speaker Mounting Brackets
Dash Tweeters:
- Infinity Reference REF757T Reference Series 3/4" textile dome tweeters
- Metra 72-5605 Speaker Wiring Harnesses
Center Speaker
Infinity Reference REF407F Reference Series 4" 2-way car speaker
Rear Speakers:
- Infinity REF-4032CFX Reference 4 Inch Two-Way Car Audio Speakers
- Metra 72-5603 Speaker Harness
Subwoofer:
- KICKER 48CWRT672 CompRT 6.75" Subwoofer, DVC, 2-ohm
- Door Speaker Adapters Fit for Dodge/Chrysler/Jeep 6X9 to 6.5 Inch Black
Subwoofer Amp:
- KICKER 46CXA4001T CXA400.1 400w Mono Class D Car Audio Amplifier Amp
- KICKER 46KISL K-Series Interconnect, Speaker Wire to RCA Adapter
- RD Rock Direct True Spec 8 Gauge Car Audio Cable Amp Wiring Kit - 2 Channel CCA Power Cable Amplifier Install Wiring Kit with Tinned OFC RCA Cable
If you purchase the speakers from Crutchfield they provide complementary installation kits; wire harness and door adapters. Otherwise everything is available from Amazon.
I went with the Infinity Reference speakers because of their moderate price, Frequency response and high Sensitivity. I always stay with the same brand and line of speakers when making upgrades. This ensures a consistent and matching tone between the speakers. Mixing speaker brands may result in a system where the high and lows, between speakers, do not exactly sound in sync. My opinion of speaker matching does not apply to subwoofers. Here you purchase the size subwoofer and power you want to spend.
I use speaker wire harness adapters to avoid splicing and soldering into the truck wire harness. Plus it ensures correct speaker polarity. To plug into the OEM wire harness I did have to solder the wiring for the Center Dash speaker and Subwoofer. This work was done on a workbench, outside of the truck.
Conclusion:
The system sounds great. What I thought was a VERY GOOD OEM sound system has been upgraded. The system has improved clarity with uniform and deep bass which emanates from all areas, front and back. The Surround Mode is drastically improved by setting a moderate bias to the rear speakers.
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