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Mustang B&O compared to Explorer B&O?

steveo1960

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Three channels (band) does not an eq make.
Indeed !
I use 23 band EQ in my studio all the time. Both linear and parametric varieties. I was surprised B&O went cheap on the EQ. Even the cheapest line of Pioneer, Kenwood, etc car head units have a decent EQ and filters built in.
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A few observations.
1. Compared to the B&O in my Audi, it falls short. The Explorer is a much larger car and what I would think is a better acoustical chamber. It is also uses more sound deadening insulation as the Explorer is more luxury oriented than the Mustang.
2. I know everyone is different, but with the roar of a V8 and all the other sounds(tire noise, wind, engine etc, etc), what exactly is anyone really expecting in terms of sound fidelity? I hardly ever use the stereo.
3. Source material is critical for any kind of hi-fi experience.

IMHO, sports cars and stereos simply donā€™t go together.
 

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A few observations.
1. Compared to the B&O in my Audi, it falls short. The Explorer is a much larger car and what I would think is a better acoustical chamber. It is also uses more sound deadening insulation as the Explorer is more luxury oriented than the Mustang.
2. I know everyone is different, but with the roar of a V8 and all the other sounds(tire noise, wind, engine etc, etc), what exactly is anyone really expecting in terms of sound fidelity? I hardly ever use the stereo.
3. Source material is critical for any kind of hi-fi experience.

IMHO, sports cars and stereos simply donā€™t go together.
Yea, I agree.
As a jazz aficionado listening to classic jazz, I was looking for a crisp and clear sounding system and while a clean, deep low end would be nice, it wasn't a must for me. In other cars I have owned, I have been partial to Infinity and JBL.
First and foremost I love listening to the car talking to me.
That's something no EV can match.
 

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Yea, I agree.

First and foremost I love listening to the car talking to me.
That's something no EV can match.
Although, the fuzztronic exhaust speaker from dodge is trying - just havenā€™t gotten the ā€˜rumble seatsā€™ to stay in unison after 3.5k (simulated rpm) is achieved - everyoneā€™s seat starts vibrating with its own frequency and the occupants start looking like popcorn
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