The only professional video here that emphasized proper and safe wiring technique for both power and audio cables. Thanks you gave me hope that RUclips is not just full of backyard amateur installers ;)
Thanks! We truly do not take your feedback lightly. We sincerely strive to provide TRUE step-by-step guides that provides our owners with the clearest instructions (and unmatched results!)
I just installed this package on my 2019 mustang gt Premium. It deffinitly provides a good background punch that the 9 speaker system kind of lacks. This kit does NOT come with instruction and the harness is lacking in labels. So this video is the only install material that exists (pdf instructions are not available on their website for the mustang as of me writing this). There is a white 8 pin pigtail that goes into the sub enclosure which is used with a short 4 to 8 pin jumper harness which is not mentioned in the video. That connects the sub to the amp out and is completely unlabeled ( the amp out port is just labeled 'speaker'. This is extremely missleading as the harness that goes to the rear decklid speakers is labeled 'amp out' on my harness. Also, DO NOT lift straight up on your rear sets you WILL break the plastic frame. Under the center of each seat bucket there is a 2 finger sized tab which you PUSH IN, towards the trunk, this may have been changed on the 2018+ mustangs. All of the wiring is extremely high quality, and excellently loomed with quality connectors. The enclosure fits snugly and it looks like it should have been there from the factory, ford even gives you mounting holes!
Where does the amplifier get its remote on/off from? I am not seeing this in the installation video. EDIT::: OR does it switch on via signal from the rear speakers? That would make sense.
Have you noticed low level static through the speakers when the stereo is off? Almost sounds like a computer fan. This is with noise cancellation disabled. It's particularly noticeable on the passenger side lower speaker. I originally disconnected the ANC MIC and still had the noise. I reconnected the MIC and disabled ANC in Forscan.
If you haven't already found the answer. I assume this is on a V6, if so, it's from the car pumping engine noise into the cabin. I'm not sure how to fix it but I know there is a solution, I happened to read about it on a mustang forum about subwoofers
I just installed this in my gt Premium. It's very easy as there is no vehicle modification that you need to make everything just plugs right in, takes about an hour or 2. The hardest part is the bolts especially if you still have the massive stock mufflers. See my other comment about my install experience. One thing I didn't mention is that their support is excellent, I contacted them twice once when I had a shipping problem and once while installing the kit. I received same day email replies both times.
Hey Jesse, its about $1100 for 8 inch or 1200 for 10 inch, for this powered, fitted sub. oemaudioplus.com/product/ford-mustang/ Please reach out to our team at support@oemaudioplus.com
@@brucelangefeld6727 It's not that. The work is not worth the return. I've installed my own dampers, camber plates, CAI/TB, etc on my car. And the time spent vs. return were completely worth it. This...doesn't seem worth it. Too much work. I'm good. ✌️
for anyone who has done this, was it worth it? i want to take my audio in my mustang to the next level but I have no idea if this will really help or not. Also, will I need to lay my seats down for the audio to sound better?
It made a huge difference for me, brought me to where I want the sound to be. No, you do not need the rear seat down. If you're near the MA/NH border, you're welcome to hear it in my S550.
Dudes went over the top removing more unnecessary things than needed 😂
The only professional video here that emphasized proper and safe wiring technique for both power and audio cables. Thanks you gave me hope that RUclips is not just full of backyard amateur installers ;)
*Next disengage engine and transmission *
Thanks for the video, you have the clearest voice , to the point with the no nonsense direction, the best one I have seen. Thanks again.
Thanks! We truly do not take your feedback lightly. We sincerely strive to provide TRUE step-by-step guides that provides our owners with the clearest instructions (and unmatched results!)
yea looks like ill pay the shop to do this one LMAO
That was a lot of work! Thanks for the video!
jesus that was a LOT more than i expected
Nice! Have had in our FT86 for eight + years. Sound quality is exceptional and the bass is perfect. Very impressed and enjoying every minute of it.
I just installed this package on my 2019 mustang gt Premium. It deffinitly provides a good background punch that the 9 speaker system kind of lacks. This kit does NOT come with instruction and the harness is lacking in labels. So this video is the only install material that exists (pdf instructions are not available on their website for the mustang as of me writing this). There is a white 8 pin pigtail that goes into the sub enclosure which is used with a short 4 to 8 pin jumper harness which is not mentioned in the video. That connects the sub to the amp out and is completely unlabeled ( the amp out port is just labeled 'speaker'. This is extremely missleading as the harness that goes to the rear decklid speakers is labeled 'amp out' on my harness. Also, DO NOT lift straight up on your rear sets you WILL break the plastic frame. Under the center of each seat bucket there is a 2 finger sized tab which you PUSH IN, towards the trunk, this may have been changed on the 2018+ mustangs.
All of the wiring is extremely high quality, and excellently loomed with quality connectors. The enclosure fits snugly and it looks like it should have been there from the factory, ford even gives you mounting holes!
Do you recommend
@@SantanaGTv Yes i would, still sounds great
I read somewhere that there are cables already in the 2019+ mustangs to directly plugin to the sub. Is it true?
@@Brut- There where no existing cables for a sub for me. Mine is a 2019 Premium package that did not have a factory sub.
Did your 9 speaker come with the correction filters? Great review BTW, thank you. I've been hemming and hawing about getting this!
fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck that! You know what, these factory speakers don't sound that bad after all. lol.
My neighbor's gonna be looking at me crazy if I disassemble my whole car in the front yard
Great video bro just inspired me too upgrade my system 🐺
I do have a question, disabling the active noise control microphone was done for what reason exactly?
@svo_dct this only the case to the 4 cylinder. This was due to the feedback that the microphone created.
Would you say this is the same process as a convertible mustang?
I saw comments that this may not work with a convertible. Any update?
what does the active noise control mic do?
Reduces noise when on a phone call
Does it fit the 2024 Mustang GT Fastback?
Where does the amplifier get its remote on/off from? I am not seeing this in the installation video.
EDIT::: OR does it switch on via signal from the rear speakers? That would make sense.
The rear speaker signal turns it on.
Have you noticed low level static through the speakers when the stereo is off? Almost sounds like a computer fan. This is with noise cancellation disabled. It's particularly noticeable on the passenger side lower speaker. I originally disconnected the ANC MIC and still had the noise. I reconnected the MIC and disabled ANC in Forscan.
If you haven't already found the answer. I assume this is on a V6, if so, it's from the car pumping engine noise into the cabin.
I'm not sure how to fix it but I know there is a solution, I happened to read about it on a mustang forum about subwoofers
Does this work in the convertible? JL audio said their stealthbox won't fit in a convertible so I'm looking for other options
Our team is planning to evaluate the convertible configuration in the near future. No official timeframe as of yet
Thank you for this Video!!!!
Damn I was thinking about this but I'll stick with my exhaust sound before I do this much work to install a sub in my 22gt
Is this the same for a 2022 GT?
Mind as well throw some dynamat in there with it all apart.
Was it hard too do it ?
I just installed this in my gt Premium. It's very easy as there is no vehicle modification that you need to make everything just plugs right in, takes about an hour or 2. The hardest part is the bolts especially if you still have the massive stock mufflers. See my other comment about my install experience. One thing I didn't mention is that their support is excellent, I contacted them twice once when I had a shipping problem and once while installing the kit. I received same day email replies both times.
Where can I get that wire harness
I’m not that talented if I can find someone in Tampa fl to do like you did would do it in a hart beat
What’s the price point for this kit?
Hey Jesse, its about $1100 for 8 inch or 1200 for 10 inch, for this powered, fitted sub.
oemaudioplus.com/product/ford-mustang/
Please reach out to our team at support@oemaudioplus.com
Okay so we’re gunna disassemble the whole car easy lol
What you need to disassemble is quite easy.
Honestly it dobt take all that to get the signal from the rear speakers
Nice
Will i have to unplug that fake engine sound by the head liner so i dont get the loud vibrations from the subs?
Yes sir. You will see this process at the 2:15 mark in the video. We found this artificial and a distraction from the potential sound reproduction.
Bruh I have seen someone do some much work to wire speakers
Too much work. 😅 Just buy it as an option from the factory.
No it's not, shit is simple
@@brucelangefeld6727 Nah. Too much work, time is money.
Ya'll just don't know what u r doing
@@brucelangefeld6727 It's not that. The work is not worth the return. I've installed my own dampers, camber plates, CAI/TB, etc on my car. And the time spent vs. return were completely worth it. This...doesn't seem worth it. Too much work. I'm good. ✌️
Step one: take apart the entire car
It's really 1 easy step.. plug and play
for anyone who has done this, was it worth it? i want to take my audio in my mustang to the next level but I have no idea if this will really help or not. Also, will I need to lay my seats down for the audio to sound better?
It made a huge difference for me, brought me to where I want the sound to be. No, you do not need the rear seat down. If you're near the MA/NH border, you're welcome to hear it in my S550.
@@mikeomalley4943 nah im in kansas, thank you for the offer though