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Off to investigate both ~ thanks.
Maybe the agent put them in best fuel economy mode.
Off to investigate both ~ thanks.
All aired down to correct spec ~ thanks for noticing.
I've looked on the Hertz website, but it seems that their car audio speakers in the 6" size output more power than that indicated for the Grenadier; indeed they start their range at an RMS level of 60W.
My initial thought, without seeing anything, was they may be there marine grade or a new grenadier specific build, there would be enough demand to warrant a new range.
According to CS:
Do you think we should assume that the "uprated" audio system in NA specs are a different head unit? Is the head unit the display itself?
NA specs best answered by INEOS NA direct, the "uprated" system has not been announced for the ROW.
Thanks.
I did a trip return trip from Brisbane to Toowoomba yesterday. I loaded a 32Gb USB stick into the usb A port in the cubby. After a 45 second fiddle with the "settings" and a re-balance of the speakers to take account of the load of stuff in the cargo area I found the stereo to be more than adequate. I was listening to the Caxton St Jazz Band, Kiri Te Kanawa singing jazz, Al Bowley, some works by Chopin, Tchaikovsky's 1812 . The base was adequate, the mid range surprisingly clear and the treble ranges more than adequate. I did wind the window down at one stage to listen to the diesel "purring" as it propelled the vehicle up the 10% grade on the Toowoomba range
...that was music of a different kind! What with the noise of the engine and tyres on some surfaces competing with the music system, I'd say that the standard offering is quite satisfactory. A small subwoofer might give little more depth but it's neither urgent nor important in the scheme of things. I have a sensitive ear for "matters musical" and I doubt I'll be spending additional funds on the stereo .
Nice - it must be quite an improvement on the PTO set up then, as that was quite tinny and very replaceable. We’ll see how it goes.I did a trip return trip from Brisbane to Toowoomba yesterday. I loaded a 32Gb USB stick into the usb A port in the cubby. After a 45 second fiddle with the "settings" and a re-balance of the speakers to take account of the load of stuff in the cargo area I found the stereo to be more than adequate. I was listening to the Caxton St Jazz Band, Kiri Te Kanawa singing jazz, Al Bowley, some works by Chopin, Tchaikovsky's 1812 . The base was adequate, the mid range surprisingly clear and the treble ranges more than adequate. I did wind the window down at one stage to listen to the diesel "purring" as it propelled the vehicle up the 10% grade on the Toowoomba range
They are here in this thread. At least the maker of the head unit, Neusoft) and the 4 speakers (Hertz) and the speaker specs above. As far as anyone can tell the “uprated” version that will be available in NA and elsewhere going forward adds a sub in the auxiliary battery space but you have to choose between battery or sub.
Yes but what is it like when you listen to proper music??I did a trip return trip from Brisbane to Toowoomba yesterday. I loaded a 32Gb USB stick into the usb A port in the cubby. After a 45 second fiddle with the "settings" and a re-balance of the speakers to take account of the load of stuff in the cargo area I found the stereo to be more than adequate. I was listening to the Caxton St Jazz Band, Kiri Te Kanawa singing jazz, Al Bowley, some works by Chopin, Tchaikovsky's 1812 . The base was adequate, the mid range surprisingly clear and the treble ranges more than adequate. I did wind the window down at one stage to listen to the diesel "purring" as it propelled the vehicle up the 10% grade on the Toowoomba range
perhaps I'll never know!
Some one already has installed a Sub under the seat try searching. It was done by tapping into the existing wiring and running power from the footwell power.
