Date: Thu, 9 May 2002 08:39:09 +0100 From: "Simon Crabb" <lists-news1nopsamncrabb.com.S-P-I-M> Subject: Re: audiosystem 2 or 3
"Chrissy" <c.p.knopsamde> wrote: > I just signed a contract to lease a brand new 95 wagon 3,0 TiD as a buisness > car. And as a driver with the ambition to listen to music 4 to 8 hours a day > I'd like to ask you wether the AS2 or AS3 is "compatible" to listening to > house/techno music. Is there enough power and the ability to set up the > bass/trebel level to get the music sound good even if the AS is running on > maximum output? Or should I cancel the implementation of the AS and buy one > on my own? I have AS3 in my 9-3 Aero, and I'm not a fan of 'house/techno' particularly, but when a track of that nature comes on the radio I find that any heavy basslines are not handled too well by the front door speakers, or maybe by the door covering. That's on fairly low / 'normal' volumes. Note however, in a 9-5 there are more speakers in the setup. (9 rather than 6?) I will ask though, why on earth are you thinking of using it at maximum output? Audio amplifiers are generally not designed to work well at maximum output are they - but in the middle ranges of their output power? Do you like reducing your hearing capacity, and distracting yourself from outside noises (dangerous)? (Or am I getting old?) > Besides this the dealer wasn't able to answer my question wether there is an > CD-Player cabel in advance implemented in the car so that I can connect my > own cd-player there? As mentioned many times on this newsgroup, only the Saab CD Player is electronically compatible with the Saab AS2/3 head unit in the 9-3/9-5, you cannot fit one of your choosing. (And yes, when do you get your work done if you drive 4-8 hours a day?) Simon. -- '02 9-3 Aero ex '92 9000 CSE ex '84 900 GLs Independent Ecoflow Distributor Save fuel and more, contact me for more details or see http://www.ecoflow.ltd.uk
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