Where are the 7 speakers located in the Excelle?
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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.
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.