What brand is the audio system in Volkswagen cars?
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The audio system brand in Volkswagen cars is Dynaudio. The tuning steps for Volkswagen car audio are: 1. Set the filter in the car audio system to the high-pass (HP) position; 2. Adjust the crossover frequency on the main unit to between 60 and 100Hz; 3. If the sound quality is unclear or contains impurities, you can fine-tune the crossover frequency back and forth. Precautions for using Volkswagen car audio include: 1. Avoid keeping the audio system on for extended periods when the vehicle is turned off to prevent battery drain; 2. For audio system modifications, choose reputable and quality-assured manufacturers; 3. The filter and crossover frequency work in tandem, and the crossover frequency adjustment will only be effective when the filter is set to either low-pass (LP) or high-pass (HP) mode.
I recently noticed the outstanding audio performance when driving my friend's Volkswagen Tayron, and specifically checked the badge to find it's a BeatsAudio system. Generally, Volkswagen's mid-to-low-end models come with standard unbranded audio systems, but models like the Sagitar and Golf are particularly popular among owners for audio upgrades. I heard that the top-spec Phaeton was equipped with a Dynaudio sound system, featuring 16 speakers with an independent amplifier, though it's now discontinued. For the newer electric models like the ID series, Harman Kardon audio is available as an optional upgrade, and the brand logo is displayed synchronously when the rotating center console screen is in use. Actually, in the modification scene, used parts are quite popular—many Passat owners specifically seek out Dynaudio subwoofers, as the factory-matched components offer better compatibility than aftermarket installations.
