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What brand is the audio system in the Volkswagen Sagitar?

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MacVera

07/29/25 11:25pm

The Sagitar's audio system uses Desay SV Automotive speakers. Other audio configurations are not from well-known brands either, as they are produced by professional OEM factories. Essentially, it's a basic audio setup with four speakers and no subwoofer or similar equipment, so the music quality is as expected. If you're passionate about music, you'll likely need to consider aftermarket upgrades. Upgrading the Audio System: Upgrading an audio system usually follows a step-by-step process. The general sequence involves first replacing the speakers, then upgrading the amplifier, adding a subwoofer, and finally replacing the head unit. It's best to leave room for future upgrades and proceed gradually. Starting with a high-quality set of speakers can already significantly improve sound quality. Then, upgrading the amplifier and speakers, followed by a high-resolution head unit, can achieve HIFI-level audio performance. Choosing the Right Style: It's recommended to first identify your music preferences to select the appropriate brand and style. Properly matching the equipment, especially focusing on cable selection and wiring, as well as the installation, warranty, and waterproofing of the components, will lay a solid foundation for achieving optimal results with minimal effort.

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