Where are the 7 speakers located in the Excelle?

2 Answers
VanEverett
07/23/25 11:16pm
There are 7 speaker positions in the Excelle: 1 pair on the front doors, 1 pair of full-range tweeters, 1 full-range speaker on the center console, and 1 pair of full-range speakers on the rear doors. The number of speakers determines the distribution of sound emission points. The more speakers the Excelle has, the better the surround sound effect and the stronger the stereo sensation. The number of speakers in the Excelle can also reflect its level of luxury to some extent. For standard Excelle models, press the SET button to enter the sound effect settings: BAS (bass control, -7 to +7), TRE (treble control, -7 to +7), FAD (front-rear balance control, F7 to R7), BAL (left-right balance control, L7 to R7). For high-end Excelle models, sound effect settings are adjusted in the infotainment system's settings menu. Users can customize the sound effects by adjusting "bass," "midrange," "treble," "left-right," and "front-rear." When the volume decreases, the low-frequency part is enhanced to make the sound fuller. Click the screen button to turn this feature on or off.
Was this review help?
11
3
Share
Reed
08/10/25 7:13pm
I've been driving a Buick Excelle for a while, and the 7-position audio system design is quite thoughtful. Each front door has a speaker mainly responsible for bass and mid-range frequencies, allowing me to clearly feel the rhythm while driving. There's also one speaker on each side of the rear doors to ensure balanced sound for backseat passengers. A mid-range unit is installed right in the center of the dashboard, specifically handling vocals and dialogues to make voice navigation clearer. Two small tweeters on each A-pillar enhance high-frequency details and stereo effects. Finally, there's a subwoofer at the bottom of the trunk responsible for deep background sounds. The whole system combines to create a mini home theater experience. I find this layout delivers well-layered sound quality, especially enjoyable for long highway drives without fatigue. Regular dust cleaning during maintenance helps prolong its lifespan.
Was this review help?
3
0
Share
Expand All
More Forum Discussions

Will the engine malfunction light affect vehicle inspection?

It will not affect the vehicle inspection. There are many cases where the engine malfunction light is triggered by abnormal oxygen sensor readings. Reasons for the engine malfunction light to illuminate: Irregular maintenance and poor driving habits can increase the engine's operational load, leading to sensor damage, poor contact, or signal interruption, causing the vehicle's ECU to inaccurately obtain engine data. Vehicle inspection items: Speedometer indication error inspection, vehicle chassis (pit) inspection, headlight inspection, steering wheel side slip inspection, wheel weight inspection, vehicle dynamic performance inspection. Environmental inspection (exhaust emission test), as long as the malfunction is unrelated to the above items, the annual inspection can proceed. If related, the issue must be repaired first before inspection.
4
3
Share

What Causes Engine Paint to Peel?

The reason for engine paint peeling is poor maintenance. Engine Maintenance: Engine cleaning and maintenance primarily involve removing sludge from inside the engine and adding oil protectants to extend the lifespan of engine components. Fuel intake system cleaning mainly focuses on removing carbon deposits from the fuel intake system. Paint Peeling Treatment Methods: Minor scratches - Emergency products: fine wax, coarse wax. Slightly scratched paint surface damage is at the top layer of the paint and can be completely repaired by waxing. Use a compound for treatment, wiping in straight lines, then apply wax. Start with coarse wax, followed by fine wax, moving in the same direction from the inside out. This method will remove almost all minor scratches.
5
4
Share

How many points are deducted for improper seat belt usage?

Improper seat belt usage does not result in point deductions; only failure to wear a seat belt will lead to point deductions. Correct method of wearing a seat belt: The primary function of a seat belt is to cushion the forward or backward inertia of the driver and passengers during an accident, keeping them as securely fixed to the seat as possible. When wearing a seat belt correctly, the shoulder strap should cross the chest, and the lap belt should fit snugly against the hip bones. This is mainly to ensure that the impact force during an accident is absorbed by the human skeletal structure rather than the softer internal organs. Failure to wear a seat belt: When driving on urban expressways or highways, if the driver fails to use the seat belt as required, they will be fined and have 2 points deducted from their license.
6
4
Share

Will the engine noise decrease after the break-in period for a new car?

After the break-in period, the engine noise of a new car will decrease slightly because the car's components will reach their optimal combined state. Avoid prolonged high-speed driving during the break-in period: During the break-in period of a new car, avoid prolonged high-speed driving. High-speed driving causes the engine to operate at high RPMs, which can easily lead to engine overheating and exacerbate abnormal wear. Excessive engine noise during the break-in period: Since the engine is not fully broken in during this period, there may be some noise. If the noise is particularly loud, it is recommended to visit a 4S shop for inspection to ensure the car operates normally during the break-in period. Abnormal engine operation during this period can lead to excessive wear, thereby reducing the engine's lifespan.
3
2
Share

What is the difference between having a 't' and not having a 't'?

The difference between having a 't' and not having a 't' lies in the engine type and power output. Different engines: Cars with a 't' are equipped with turbocharged or supercharged engines; cars without a 't' are equipped with naturally aspirated engines. Different power outputs: With the same displacement, cars with a 't' have stronger power output than those without a 't'. However, maintenance and repair costs for cars with a 't' are much higher than those without a 't'. For long-distance driving, cars with a 't' are more fuel-efficient because the turbocharger kicks in, allowing for more complete fuel combustion. In urban driving, cars without a 't' are more fuel-efficient because it's difficult for vehicles to reach speeds where the turbocharger can engage in city traffic.
4
2
Share

Steering Wheel Vibration at Speeds Above 80 km/h

This situation occurs due to poor gasoline combustion and excessive dirt on the throttle body, which causes engine vibration that is transmitted to the steering wheel. Solution: Visit a repair shop to check if the throttle body is excessively dirty. If necessary, clean and inspect the bottom-related automotive components. Perform wheel dynamic balancing again. The only solution when the steering wheel vibrates slightly when braking at speeds above 80 km/h: Perform wheel dynamic balancing again. The dynamic balance of wheels and tires is extremely delicate yet crucial. If any issues are detected, the following checks must be performed: First, inspect the balance weights on the wheels. If the balance weights are missing or have fallen off, it will mostly cause steering wheel vibration. After installing new balance weights, ensure that both longitudinal and lateral vibration amplitudes are less than 0.3 mm. Additionally, since the front wheels are steering wheels, the requirements for wheel dynamic balance are extremely stringent.
5
5
Share
Cookie
Cookie Settings
© 2025 Servanan International Pte. Ltd.