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Thanks good to know. Do you feel the boost in output for your system is great enough to pay more for the Mobridge/Nav TV?

Doors are my only speakers still using OEM wires.

Thanks. I don't have any noise from my AmpPro. Wondering if the Mobridge provides better sound quality being the PAC feels cheap.

Thanks for your perspective. I've read some people feel Mobridge or NavTv are better granted, most are dealers.

Pros and cons owners have. Does one offer better SQ? Toslink to Blackbird DSP.

Thanks for this info I just wanted to make sure I was not missing something.

Are all needed harnesses included like the AmpPRO AP4-FD31 for plug and play? It isn't clear to me looking at the Mobridge instructions online if they provide.

Can you run this with factory speaker wiring? I don't want to run new speaker wire to my doors.

Do you ship the speakers and adapters complete?

Thinking of Mobridge k2 8.1.1 or Audison AF M8.14bit. I'm leaning to the Audison because I think it gives me more flexibility with more DSP channels when adding amplifiers.

To confirm your truck is a Powerboost running three amps no problem?

Equipment list?

Any updates on how the amp is functioning fully loaded? Would you still recommend? How has the Mobridge been? Any trouble running all channels loaded? Do you feel it's lacking in any way?

Please inform what you have in your Powerboost if you installed aftermarket amplifiers? Do you have to keep it 30amps draw or below as noted on a online retail store?

If I get the Mobridge I'll DIY if I use my amps or a 5 channel with DSP I'll let a shop do it for a clean install and time saving.

Looking for recommendations on shops in the Houston area you've used. That has installed equipment in your Powerboost or any F150. I have the equipment just want it installed. Or should I just get the Mobridge k2 8.1.1 and DIY?

Nice! I'll have one 10in behind back seat so I'll use half or more of back wall.

I hear you i've done the sound deadening myself. Just missing block off plates and deadening the back wall. I'll try MTI Acoustics this time. And and they are not that far from Houston where I reside.

I'm really just trying to save space and keep the truck OEM as possible. Which is why I like the idea someone amped only the rear and put a sub in the back. I understand it's not going to be cheap, but i'm also not willing to spend four or five grand. Not because I don't have it, just not that...