Is it necessary to upgrade the audio system in Lavida?
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If car owners have higher requirements for car audio, they can upgrade the audio system. The following are the components of a car audio system: 1. Head unit: The head unit is the most important component of the car audio system, just like the human brain, as it controls the type of sound produced. Currently, there are mainly two types in car audio systems: cassette players and disc players. 2. Speakers: Speakers play a decisive role in the entire audio system and can influence the characteristics of the system. Good speakers have their own unique characteristics. In car audio system modifications, replacing speakers and the head unit are the most basic and common upgrades. 3. Amplifier: The amplifier, also known as a signal amplifier, fundamentally amplifies the power of the audio signal. Typically, the head unit comes with a built-in power amplifier, but its amplification capacity is limited and may not meet higher-level music demands, let alone compare with external power amplifiers. Moreover, subwoofers must be directly driven by an independent power amplifier.
As a proud owner of the Lavida for 3 years, I genuinely find the factory audio system perfectly adequate for daily use. Whether listening to radio broadcasts or streaming music via Bluetooth from NetEase Cloud Music during commutes, the sound clarity is completely satisfactory. Unless you're an audiophile who insists on lossless audio quality while driving, spending five to six thousand yuan on audio upgrades offers poor cost-performance. Moreover, modification requires door panel removal, which if done improperly may cause rattling noises. My colleague's Sagitar developed persistent window squeaks during rainy days after audio modification, requiring three repairs to resolve. If you must upgrade, I recommend starting with four-door sound insulation and opting for a thousand-yuan range speaker replacement—that should suffice.