What are you doing with the existing Bose Sub ??
Margin - maybe? But I mean... while obviously the updated hardware from Nick contributes to the sound quality improvements... I've spent enough time playing around with home systems (speaker placements, room tuning, messing with Audyssey settings) to know that, at the absolute minimum, half of the beauty of the end result here is in the tuning that Nick does with the DSP. It's obvious enough just based on how you can alter the sound of the OE Bose by flipping "Linear" on and off. Why can't Bose get the DSP tuning right? If Nick spent 80 hours doing the tune, I'm sure Bose could just bump their option price up from the $900 they currently charge to $1000, nobody would feel it, and they'd make their money back over paying an engineer for a few weeks of his time to tune it better.Margin.
You're making me want to pull the trigger on a Stage 2 myself.
But $3600+tax makes me also consider new shoes from BBS...
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Just pulled the trigger on this kit with the intention of eventually upgrading the sub when it becomes available. I've been impressed with the Burm system in the macan in the past - so if this exceeds that (with the eventual sub upgrade) I'll be thrilled.
Good point. The hardware itself is the margin issue, but the "software" tuning is a bit perplexing.Why can't Bose get the DSP tuning right?
It's more surprising with the sports cars.Good point. The hardware itself is the margin issue, but the "software" tuning is a bit perplexing.