Would be interesting to know if the speakers are different, standard system compared to the ones which come with a subwoofer.


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Update: My study found this related to your "little" bass issue:


The upper level radio systems (so called "Premium Sound System) used inFord/Lincoln/Mercury vehicles have factory installed subwoofers. In such vehicles, the mid & high pitched sounds are directed to the regular speakers.


The low bass sounds are directed to the factory subwoofer.


This explains your issues.


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Yes, that would explain the little bass. I am still not happy with it that way. I do plan to take to my dealer next week and get their opinion too. The single cd does have more bass out of the four speakers which I really like, but no sub bass. Just wonder if the sub bass can be turned on in the single cd, hummm?


My wife has a 2005 Mountaineer with the high end sound system and it has plenty of bass out of the four speakers and the sub too. That's why I question this new radio.


Thanks for your info 92mercury.