Does a New Car Need Audio System Modification?
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If you have high demands for audio quality or the original car audio system is really poor, then modification is justifiable. Otherwise, there is no necessity to modify the audio system for a new car. Modifying the audio system may damage the original wiring harness, leading to issues such as electrical leakage or blown fuses, which might outweigh the benefits. Notes on audio system modification: 1. Audio Source: Currently, cars provide Bluetooth, WIFI, and AUX interfaces as connection methods for audio sources like phones or players. Among these, the AUX interface offers the highest quality or even lossless connection, so it is recommended to use the AUX interface when playing music. 2. Speakers: The role of speakers is self-explanatory. A car's speakers include tweeters and woofers, and the quality and effect of the sound depend on the number and level of the speakers. Lower-end cars may have only two speakers, while high-end cars may feature over a dozen speakers for surround sound. There are various brands of speakers, with higher-end ones including Burmester and Harman. 3. Amplifier: A song contains both high and low notes, with different frequencies for different tones. The amplifier's role is to restore these tonal frequencies, and the more powerful the amplifier, the wider the range of frequencies it can restore. Therefore, the quality of music playback is partly determined by the amplifier. Ultimately, the amplifier serves the speakers, so the choice of amplifier should match the speakers.
