Chance Henderson

In case anyone finds this topic looking for the same thing - one such part number is DT4T19C107CB. There may be others, but I've personally acquired, installed, and tested this one, and alongside some ACM + APIM changes with FORSCAN, got HD Radio working as intended.

Hi all, I'm looking to swap my non-Sony ACM for one from a sony-bearing vehicle so I can add that sweet HD Radio goodness to my system. Does anybody have the part number for such an ACM? I'm coming from a 2013 Edge SEL, if that's relevant. Thanks, Chance

Alternatively - has anyone had any luck replacing the stock MyFord Touch unit with a double-DIN HU? That'd probably be a better solution if it were possible.

Hey all, I've looked around for information for a while now to no avail. I have a 2013 Edge SEL with the stock non-premium radio, and I've been adding and replacing parts to the system. At this point I have new speakers and have installed the subwoofer with the help of a line output converter, but the nice new speakers have really brought out the crumminess in the stock equalization settings. I think it's time to add a DSP and 4-channel amp into the mix. Looking around, it seems that the combined-effort Rockford Fosgate / iDatalink Maestro ADS-DSR1 is going to be my best bet for DSP. The question I have revolves around its compatibility with my system. I know it can run in universal mode (e.g., splice the speaker wires to it just like any old DSP), but I was hoping to utilize the factory integration features it has to make things easier and potentially sound better. On their site, it mentions that the DSR1 includes the "Maestro AR", which is for amplifier replacements, and the only option for my year and model is the "Sony amplified system", which I don't have. Has anyone tried installing one of these DSPs in a similar vehicle with any success?