What brand is the standard audio system in the Audi Q3?
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All-new Audi Q3 is equipped with Bang & Olufsen audio system, which delivers 3D sound effects that surpass previous devices, making listeners feel as if they are in a concert hall. This is considered one of the finer details of this vehicle. Technical specifications of car audio systems include: 1. Output Power: Most current head units indicate music power between 40W to 60W, which shouldn't be too high. 2. Frequency Response: The human hearing range is between 20Hz to 20KHz, so this specification should at least cover this range, with wider being better. 3. Signal-to-Noise Ratio: This refers to the ratio between music signal and noise. Premium car audio systems typically exceed 90DB, with higher values being preferable. 4. Harmonic Distortion: This indicator reflects sound reproduction fidelity. Lower values indicate higher accuracy and better audio performance.
The standard audio system in the Audi Q3 is Audi's own brand, called Audi Standard Audio. It's not those high-end brands like Bang & Olufsen or Bose, which are optional packages. In terms of sound quality, as an owner, I find it quite practical. It's sufficient for daily driving, listening to the radio or pop music, with clear sound that isn't harsh. However, the bass isn't very powerful. If you enjoy dance music or songs with heavy bass, you might feel it lacks some atmosphere. My friend's car has the upgraded system, which costs tens of thousands more. For an average family car, it's not necessary to spend that extra money. The original system is worry-free and cost-effective, with simple operation when checking settings. Overall, for city commuting or short trips, its performance is completely satisfactory and doesn't affect the driving experience.
