CD's? What are those. But seriously I don't know anyone who still uses a CD player when a USB drive will store everything you have and you can make your own playlists.Is it possible to put a CD player in the rear and either swap the OEM dashboard with something else?
That's one thing I absolutely hate about my current car (Mazda3). CD player is plopped ahead of the gear shifter, taking up valuable room. Haven't used it once in 3 years.CD's? What are those. But seriously I don't know anyone who still uses a CD player when a USB drive will store everything you have and you can make your own playlists.
Agree!Watts and speaker number mean nothing . This say nothing about quality of the systems.
Right side of hatch. (in the wall)By the way, where's the factory "sub" in the premium versions ?
Agreed. i m looking to add an underseat subwoofer to fill in the lows. Honda really missed the mark on this sound system.I'm not impressed with the system to be honest. The Bose system in my Infiniti was much better. The highs are very crisp but you can't even tell there is a subwoofer. I plan on swapping out the sub in the near future to see if that helps.
The OEM speakers are manufactured by Pioneer. These aren't anything like you'd get if you bought Pioneer speakers from a retailer. These are made by Pioneer to OEM specs and are exceedingly cheap.That's what I was wondering too. I guess their own brand.
Would you say the same applies for "Bose", "Fender", and "Harman Kardon" sound systems in other car brands?The OEM speakers are manufactured by Pioneer. These aren't anything like you'd get if you bought Pioneer speakers from a retailer. These are made by Pioneer to OEM specs and are exceedingly cheap.
I don't think this is comparable. Honda doesn't advertise Pioneer speakers, they advertise it as premium audio. Pioneer just happens to be the contractor they chose to make their speakers.Would you say the same applies for "Bose", "Fender", and "Harman Kardon" sound systems in other car brands?