Ford Ranger Wildtrack Audio: DSP question
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Morning all,
My 2014 Ranger Limited (80k trouble free in 3 years) went back last week & so far the Wildtrack replacement is miles better - smoother, quieter, faster (3.2l Wildtrack vs 2.2l Limited) & (unbelievably), so far, more economical. For a truck, the media is pretty good, but I seem to be missing something on the audio front. The Limited had a Digital Sound Processor/DSP menu in the Audio setup (with classical/pop/rock etc pre-sets) which massively improved the sound experience & so far, I haven't been able to track this down. I can only find the usual treble/mid/bass sliders.
Question: are there any Ford people, or new gen Wildtrack owners on here could point me in the right direction? Does this model have any DSP options? If so, where? It seems daft that a lesser model would have a better stereo.
It's a company vehicle, so I don't think an aftermarket upgrades would be an option.
Any advice gratefully received, Thanks, Neil
My 2014 Ranger Limited (80k trouble free in 3 years) went back last week & so far the Wildtrack replacement is miles better - smoother, quieter, faster (3.2l Wildtrack vs 2.2l Limited) & (unbelievably), so far, more economical. For a truck, the media is pretty good, but I seem to be missing something on the audio front. The Limited had a Digital Sound Processor/DSP menu in the Audio setup (with classical/pop/rock etc pre-sets) which massively improved the sound experience & so far, I haven't been able to track this down. I can only find the usual treble/mid/bass sliders.
Question: are there any Ford people, or new gen Wildtrack owners on here could point me in the right direction? Does this model have any DSP options? If so, where? It seems daft that a lesser model would have a better stereo.
It's a company vehicle, so I don't think an aftermarket upgrades would be an option.
Any advice gratefully received, Thanks, Neil
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