subject: Advice on how to choose the best audio system to suit your BMW [print this page] Advice on how to choose the best audio system to suit your BMW
Are you sick and tired of your old car hi-fi system? Are you planning to purchase a new stereo sound system for your BMW?
If the answer to any of these questions is yes there are some facts that you need to know before you head out to buy a new sound system.
So, here are some hints on how to choose the best and most efficient car sound system for your BMW, drafted with by using www.leasecar.co.uk.
1) First, take note of the amplifiers. A good amplifier produces good quality sound out of the hi-fi speakers and will eliminate sound cracks and distortion and give you quality sound. Take note that the amplifier should be mounted in a car location that will be dry and achieve a good air flow.
2) Secondly you should consider the speakers. The size of the speakers should conform to your car size because too much of a magnet may cause low sound quality in smaller cars. However, set yourself an affordable budget when shopping for speakers and make sure that your speaker choice is suited to your BMW. When buying amplifiers and speakers you can easily get carried away, so be careful.
3) How about the automatic volume control? Automatic volume control allows the audio system to control the audio levels whilst considering factors such as wind and speed noise. When buying your audio system you may want to ask if this feature is available with certain models.
4) What about the add-ons? Thanks to modern technology, advances, today's newly developed sound systems are more versatile and efficient compared to the ancient ones. Recent technological add-ons include GPS ability, or a mapping system for directions, audio/video display set up and Bluetooth ready devices.
5) Ask an expert. If in doubt then why not go into your local BMW car parts shop and ask a few questions. After this you can move onto the next store and see if you get the same answers. This can be a good way to see if their advice is sincere or whether they just want to sell you the most expensive stereo. Shopping around is the most effective way of making sure you get the best deal on your stereo.
6) Don't play around with the electronics. Unless you are an expert electrician you shouldn't really play around with the electronics of your BMW. If you want to change anything hire a professional electrician, which could cost anything from 100 to 200 pounds.
7) On the other hand perhaps a new stereo isn't the only option. Although installing a new stereo could help to add value to your vehicle, it's not always the most effective way to enhance your driving experience. This is because some BMWs are too dated to allow your stereo reach its full potential. If this is your situation then you might prefer to buy or lease a vehicle that already comes with a brand new stereo. For example, a BMW 5 Series leasing deal from www.leasecar.co.uk might be a good way to replace your former BMW with a newer model.
If you follow these tips then hopefully you should have no problem when it comes to buying and then installing a new car stereo in your BMW.
