3rd Gen Expedition speakers behind 3rd row

[Newnewowner]

Hello all,

Has anyone with a 3rd gen expy ever check their speakers behind 3rd row facing forward on the D pillars to see if they work? I get no sound out of them.

 

[nubia]

Good question. I'll check tomorrow

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[chuck s]

My initial response was "What speakers?" I've had the truck 6 weeks and never noticed them. But they're there. Now I'm wondering if the were there on my former '07.

I just checked and get quite low sound out of them for sure when I fade the sound all the way aft. Not sure what comes out in more balanced modes. They're right behind 3d seat passenger heads so low volume seems appropriate.

The rear seat audio controls may have more effect on the volume of these speakers.

-- Chuck

 

[bobmbx]

My initial response was "What speakers?" I've had the truck 6 weeks and never noticed them. But they're there. Now I'm wondering if the were there on my former '07.

I just checked and get quite low sound out of them for sure when I fade the sound all the way aft. Not sure what comes out in more balanced modes. They're right behind 3d seat passenger heads so low volume seems appropriate.

The rear seat audio controls may have more effect on the volume of these speakers.

-- Chuck

In your sound settings, enable "Surround". The rear controls replicate the main controls, so no difference in output.

 

[ExpeditionAndy]

I'll have to sit in the third row and see if I can hear anything coming out of mine.

 

[Hayes Riviere]

Do you have the music balance close to the front seat? I don't know about the newer ones, but in my 2013 I can adjust where in the vehicle I can hear the music and where the sound is most heard.

 

[ExpeditionAndy]

Do you have the music balance close to the front seat? I don't know about the newer ones, but in my 2013 I can adjust where in the vehicle I can hear the music and where the sound is most heard.

There is a front to rear fader on the touch screen.

 

[bobmbx]

Those rear speakers are the "surround" satellite speakers, and they don't produce a lot of sound. Thats not their purpose. They are designed to expand the "size" of the sound you hear. If you have a home theater, its the same setup.