A beautiful car, congratulations. I'm still waiting for my JTD after 6
months! Is the Bose system any good as I'm getting this too, but I've heard
some people say it's dissapointing.
> Finally got my GT 2.0JTS today.
> Colour changed during the 7 months wait (!) but I must say, Rosso Radicofani
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> Even my wife loves the car (for the first time in 25 years that she shows
> "car emotions"!!)
Well, IMHO the Bose system is worth while the wait.
Sound quality is superb and I may consider my self an expert on this area.
Used to sell professional sound systems and (since 1986) the proud owner of
Bose 901 Series II sound boxes in my home.
Recently added a Bose surround movie system.
The in-car system is absolutely without distortion up to max power, the only
thing you could say is that the total power output is low for some hard rock
and house (and whatever music is "in" today) lovers.
And compared to many (car) systems, the system lacka i.e. an equalizer, but
that will always be a discussion between the different sound lovers.
For me, any equalizer is only put in to eliminate distortions in the system.
You have to listen to the sound as it has been recorded and not as you want
it to sound!!
So for me, at highest output, the sound pressure is quite sufficient, but it
won't blast your windows out.

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>A beautiful car, congratulations. I'm still waiting for my JTD after 6
> months! Is the Bose system any good as I'm getting this too, but I've
> heard
> some people say it's dissapointing.
Catman - 19 Feb 2005 21:42 GMT
> Well, IMHO the Bose system is worth while the wait.
> Sound quality is superb and I may consider my self an expert on this area.
> Used to sell professional sound systems and (since 1986) the proud owner
> of Bose 901 Series II sound boxes in my home.
> Recently added a Bose surround movie system.
On this we will have to agree to differ. I have a Cyrus system, and (IMO)
it knocks spots off the Bose
> The in-car system is absolutely without distortion up to max power, the
> only thing you could say is that the total power output is low for some
> hard rock and house (and whatever music is "in" today) lovers.
Probably not an issue for those of us with taste ;)
> And compared to many (car) systems, the system lacka i.e. an equalizer,
> but that will always be a discussion between the different sound lovers.
> For me, any equalizer is only put in to eliminate distortions in the
> system. You have to listen to the sound as it has been recorded and not as
> you want it to sound!!
Absolutley. And a car is hardly the best place for that ;)
> So for me, at highest output, the sound pressure is quite sufficient, but
> it won't blast your windows out.
Nice. I probably don;t want to hear your music and vice versa.

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SteveH - 19 Feb 2005 22:20 GMT
> Well, IMHO the Bose system is worth while the wait.
> Sound quality is superb and I may consider my self an expert on this area.
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> So for me, at highest output, the sound pressure is quite sufficient, but it
> won't blast your windows out.
You need to try an SE-spec. VW / Audi, I think they were the people who
_really_ cracked proper quality in-car audio with the launch of the 'B5'
platform (A4 / A6 / Passat) back in about 1995.

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