So basically, I've owned my mk3 fr leon for 7+ years
It's got SEAT sound, which has been great.
I've already done the following to get the most out of the system and in particular the bass
- Soundproofed the doors
- Set bluetooth audio volume to 'loud' or whatever it is (can't remember the exact setting)
- Set the EQ to look from left to right to look a bit a ski slope (high on left hand side, sloping to middle and then continuing across the middle into the treble sliders)
- Applied the silver sound deadening material under the boot floor (which has gone beneath the spare wheel and subwoofer)
The issue I've got now is, I've just returned from a music festival - and now I want better sound.
I don't really want to change my car just for a better sound system, it wouldn't make financial sense to do so either.
Contrary to that, I also wouldn't want to spend a small fortune on upgrading the system just for a marginal gain. The car is a 2013 model and done approx 127k miles.
What can I do to further improve the current sound system in my car? I'm primarily looking for stronger and more punchy bass. Would adding a second factory subwoofer make any difference at all? I was thinking to make a hole in the parcel shelf and somehow secure it in there, whilst splitting the cable from the existing subwoofer situated within the spare wheel.
I looked at the B&O Audi spare wheel subwoofers but after researching they had the exact same part number as what is in the seat sound system.
Things for consideration
I don't really want to change the head unit from standard
I don't really want to lose any boot space
I appreciate I may be asking for the impossible but any tips/suggestions are welcome
Thank you,
It's got SEAT sound, which has been great.
I've already done the following to get the most out of the system and in particular the bass
- Soundproofed the doors
- Set bluetooth audio volume to 'loud' or whatever it is (can't remember the exact setting)
- Set the EQ to look from left to right to look a bit a ski slope (high on left hand side, sloping to middle and then continuing across the middle into the treble sliders)
- Applied the silver sound deadening material under the boot floor (which has gone beneath the spare wheel and subwoofer)
The issue I've got now is, I've just returned from a music festival - and now I want better sound.
I don't really want to change my car just for a better sound system, it wouldn't make financial sense to do so either.
Contrary to that, I also wouldn't want to spend a small fortune on upgrading the system just for a marginal gain. The car is a 2013 model and done approx 127k miles.
What can I do to further improve the current sound system in my car? I'm primarily looking for stronger and more punchy bass. Would adding a second factory subwoofer make any difference at all? I was thinking to make a hole in the parcel shelf and somehow secure it in there, whilst splitting the cable from the existing subwoofer situated within the spare wheel.
I looked at the B&O Audi spare wheel subwoofers but after researching they had the exact same part number as what is in the seat sound system.
Things for consideration
I don't really want to change the head unit from standard
I don't really want to lose any boot space
I appreciate I may be asking for the impossible but any tips/suggestions are welcome
Thank you,
