if your getting the Moby dsp/amp. you dont need the other stuff. You replace the stock amp with it. It's plug and play all in one device. It drives the speakers and sub.
If you are getting the Moby Preamp DA/G2, that is needed to fix your issues with the Kicker amp.
If any of this is...
With Mobridge you dont need a base knob for the sub... The volume for the sub will be controlled by the sub setting (tone settings) in the head unit which is a cool feature.
i believe you can buy separate controllers to handle the A2b issues. I ended up with the Mobridge, but when I was looking at the Audio Control and JL Audio amps, I was told I would also need a processor to handle the A2B. They were only a couple hundred bucks..... It is doable
I plan to try the same experiment. I am thinking about the Morels also. I currently have Focal 100 in the dash. After a first pass with tuning, they sound much better. I have to play very loud to combat highway noise when windows are down. Yes, it is a big difference in price. That will...
I got this last night on a late night drive. Pitch black and know cars in sight. I decided to drive in the middle of the two lane oneway road. Got the alert, I assume some sort of lane assist tracking even when not using it
Open it with the Mobridge app. I created a file called Mobridge Tunes and leave my versions there.
<file> <open new tune>
Whenever I make changes I "save as" a new name to also keep the original
If you want to see it while not connected to the car - select "enable offline editing" near...
I think Fraser's file is custom starting file for your setup. If you are in a crunch you can get the base bronco file from the support tab at the bottom of the product page. It doesn't sound as good, but it will get it running again. I had mishap earlier and my file wiped.
Just so it's clear - The Mobridge "bronco" amp is a combined Amp/DSP which replaces your B&O amp. It provides power to your 6.5 inch pods.
The hard requirement for "now" is that you are upgrading a B&O system.
I kept as is for plug and play. Not sure how much of a difference it would make. Sounds great as is. I did pose this question/concern for the sub as I was relocating and upgrading to a larger sub, and wanted to maintain the plug and play of the sub connection. I am comfortable that there...
I'll comment as a Bronco owner who has never upgraded a car audio system before. However, I am particular about the sound of my home system.
I was looking for the most plug and play option available. Went to a local hi end audio store and they told me what I would need. There were at least...
Now that CD players are no longer an option. I'm struggling to find good quality audio source being one of the old people who hated the sound of MP3 an other streaming sources.
Currently a spotify user, but found there are other services that download in "better formats" that lack the features...
From other post I have read, in the "deletes" the enclosure is there (as Karl states) with a fake amp and sub attached. I would have the panel taken off to see what's there.
I have the amp installed on a 2 dr. My first car audio installation of any kind speaks to how simple the simple process is. I haven't done any tuning yet and it sounds sooooo much better already..
The power cable and speaker harness comes with the Mobridge. It was made specifically for the Bronco to reach the stock location at passenger rear. On their site, take a look at the install instuctions.
I installed in a 2Dr, So I used an MTI amp rack and tailgate sub. Both run down the...